The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
IS NO PLACE FOR 4
H0 ! SOLDIER
1 Regarded as Da,ig frhoagll
Aged ahd Il, Bad ags
X Health.
he 'lE HAS KILLED ! I A c0MRADEI
"a a Light Sentence Because 81.
His Age and His Many ;i
1nfrrnities. 'ss Il

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\ NO 1aFoLK, VA, April Frederick O.
Kingsley, the Rold soldier convlcted I. Of
4 murder, is still here The managers OF!
the Soldiers, Homes have declined TO
admit him ,agnln till they have investi-
gated the case thoroughly. Last year5thet
old man, Is moro than seventy years.
Of age and wounded. partially blind and
decrcpit, killed Captain a. G. Paul during
7 q quarrel ut the Soldiers Home In IIanip.
ton. because the officer would not grant
= permit to}him to leave the grounds,
) Kingsley was tried and convicted IN the
Federal Court here, BUTTON account OF,
his condition Judge Edmund sWaddill. Jr.,f
declined to infilct a long term OF impris-l
onment.S but sentenced him instead to- n
few month"; In the jnii here a tier thu 4
! he was to be sent to the Soldiers Home
at Johnson, Tenn. NJ .lf5s5
X ts1Vhen the term was ended here, how
7 ever, the old man began to max us OF
Il his liberty In Huchsn riotous way that the
police arrested him for drunkenness and
4 disorder on the hight OF the day Of his
release. Tho justice OF The Police Court
declined to release hin. on the ground
that he had killed a mar and there
fore; was dangerous Now, although he
Home at Hampton or anywhere else. all
though he still draws his pension. He!
i has been AZ minstrel and has travelled
with some OF the famous 3troupcs, but shca
appears To- lie friendless now. .3Ss .'8
3fi4 STRIPPING THE SCHOONER. 81
Il The tug Rescuc. Sof Il the Merritt and
4 Chapman vrecking COMPANY, Is still at
The scene OF the wreck of the schooner
!; Blanche II opk ins.3 at Gull Shoal sss ~.
& for the purpose \ OF strl piping her of all
! that Is valuat BILE. It was determined to-
be Impossible to- save the schooner or
her cargo She was bound from New York
!; to- Savannah wl TIL All carg Of cement,
and wen I aground last week. ny Tho crew
j or It nine Eas saved by the Saving
crews Of Gull Shoals and 3Chicatnicomico
stations In surf boats, II w1ic went to
4 the rescue sseveral miles to sea. sg}s 5,s
NEGRO SHOOTS INTO CROWD. 81
BE Caldwell Sanderlin, Of Se1npsville, shot
Z and killed Jeremiah Wilkins, an ther ne
gro. IN M earss grocery store at Bonneys
princess Anne county ssa turda y .niE q i,
I nrd escaped. There Is a posse searching
for him. The murder was the result Of
i a quarrel: Of which the 70 llowing is an
account ~ d white man OF 4 he vicinity:
3as3 ...,r!ie two men got Into a wrangle on
4 the road near the Afcars store early In
i the evening. During ~ he course OF 5sit
wilkins 81 rev "a pistol and l,reatenes1 IA
Saratcd 4 the two ~ y ins went 10 the,
store esin1 saade & wen toward III Ills
home. WHICH was near By. some time
later Sanderlil apneared "a the door Of
%thca5s store with ~ shot slln In his hands
without Shesitatinss % IN ON nt lie singled
Wilkins out .Eliesc ,c st od and fired
charge OF hehvy. shot into his body D e e..
\ fore the man could ,noye$$t to escnp pc or. To-
prot ect himself. AS Wilkins fell dying
to- the floor Sa nderlin escaped &! !.
\ MISSIONARY FROM 9I<OR ElA:
4 Or. Matte b. Ingold. q a me dical mis-
3 siona ~ 10 Korea, \ is the guest OF Mrs
4 Nj. H. Bull. No. 2s55 Freemason s trect.
4 She has spent seven years Il n Korea. and
4 Is: now visiting the United States for the
FIRST time since go!n & there. sfi gEsi &
Dr. Ingold was sent as a missi onary
Ito Korea by the Southern Presby terlhnf
Church. Sheg lis a natiye Of Mort Caro-
Tina. and graduated in med icine with first
5honors from the Woman g N edical College
) OF Baltimore. She will return % Kore;I
during the coming summer.