The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
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Tie Convicted and 1Jnconvicted
4 Semitic, state's Prison Pending
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State Camp.
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H SAILS Il II a N. &! 4 August u. George
Hall, tho Montgomery county man SEN I.
fenced to Fifteen ears In prison for lel.d q
Ing the lynchcrslier was reft,ovesS 70 re
. penitentinry to.nigft for 81 safe. KEEPING " 9
4 pending d decision from the 81 Supreme .r
Court to which his case ha been /. q p p:
*pealcd. Ia IL e 58$ ss l5 ~ &, 3
S.i "a Fl. Gentle, one Of the lyncters@ who who
Il has not yet bcen@trIed was Ike wise car n
y ried TO the State prison ut Ralci 2 Tor
housekeeping &. III w M v. i.
s Bid Buliobough was rclea SEQ ncfe oe-
3 Ing no bill against him a
IA Al. NJ. Crcss was released on bond as
insane. n cress was arranged for trial be- y
Il foro Judge Long to-day under il ne charge
OF forcible trespassing and conspiracy
with the m Oh. s IN 5i5 " 4, n, ~
Sprung a Surprise. sSi
Attorneys for thes defense sprung Z e 4
gA,1rprise by Introducing AS witnesses n Or
WV. Mckenzie and Or. Is 4 81 4 Tran
than, who testified that the ~ fendAnt
i Is a man OF d very low ord er FL intel
$iigencc and was insane on tho nigh { 81
August 9th, when heB Joined the mob
/ Tho case was given the Jury and q YER 4!
dict given In accordance with the tcsti-
sYnonytsyhict defen ted the charge OF force
able trcspnssirg. 81 5s555 sss
,ress Is ypt to DO tried for conspiracy
I bit was released under a bond OF Ho0
for his appearance at the; next term OF
court IS n A 388 $
Th,a removal Of Hall and Gentle q the
3 penitent!ary clears Rowan jail OF ynch-
erss night. and everybod y feels relieve go
1 that the militia has gone. Vi
sft5S Tho week opening with the trial q the
) six negroes charged with numbering the
4 ljyerly family, followed by a pie lynch
ing and a tragic Termination OF the trial.
has been an trying one. All y the county
officers as well M judy Long and Sole
Sitor Hnmtner n have been on du " day and
night, and the great strain has told on
them. II " ri;
Nc Lendon May Recover.
Il Engineer j. G. NJ cLendon, Of spenc
who was seriously shot II the mouth while
"a attempting to break In the jail n onday5
{ night d is yet alive, and may recover. ",
SSf He Is being cared N for XII q u q + ospital
\ here The other men wounded as the
90 mo time are recovering si.
+ Tho Iredcll Blues. OF statesyllle who
n have been doing military duty a round
tho county Jail here since Tuesday Of this
6 week, ,s left tonight for 5tatesyille,
5 preparatory a to going to the State en-
4 ca mpment at Morehead City tomorrow.
~ Tho Rowan Rifles, also doing guard
duty a the jail this week. Tx Wise broke
camp to- day and left might for the
State encampment,, nifty men strong. Tho
artillery, from Charlotte. with two Cat
\ ling guns and Fl other implements. was
also discharged. The three negroes,
George Irwin. Henry Gillespie and Della
Dillingham;, charged with the murder OF
tho tLyerly family. are still IN "a u 8 at
& Charlotte, where they were & taken BY
Sheriff Julian Tuesday to prevent lynch