The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
Trial at Centreville Comes
 to End.
JURORS HEAR ARGUMENTS
Men Who Ambuscaded Train Are
 a Menace.
Solicitor Thompson Severe in His Ar xanEement of Forefgners-sec- ~oud Trial of the Striking
 Miners Begins.
BY FRANK F. GLASS, JR.

BY FRANK P. GLASS, JR.
 Centreville, Sept. 11.-(Special.) )-At 6:30 o'clock this afternoon the jury re- tired to determine the fate of Wasilije Wainovich, who has been on trial here for the past four days for complicity in the murder of Conductor Joe Col iins on the night of August last. The charge of Judge Miller did not enter into the details of the e-case with the exception of stating that the jury did not have to determine whether or not Conductor Collins was dead. as evidence to that effect had been brought out on the stand and had not been technical points of law discussed and explained to the jury.
 Attorneys for the State were we'll satisfied with the impartial charge which Judge Miller delivered, but the attorneys for the defense seemed to feel that something more was needed. for Judge Miller accepted and read to the jury two large sheets of special charges.
 The arguments made by attorneys for the defense and the State were listened to with close attention by the jury and by the large number of spec tators present
 Thompson on Foreigners.
 During the speech of Solicitor Thompson in closing for the State he said that the play on the sympathies of the jury made by Captain White when that attorney figures that the defendant did not speak the English language and could not know what was being said against him, twas pure rot" and that if he had his way at Ellis Island any person who spelfed his name by singing handful or type" would be excluded from the country just because of that fact FIfs statement that it was the type of man the defendant represented who assassinated Kings and Presidents [, brought a strenuous objection rom Captain White, who stated to the 9uose that testimony had not been introducee to that effect. Judge. Miller sustained Solicitor Thonpson spoke for fifty minutes making caustic remarks m showing the fallacies of the defense's testinnony. These remarks caused Cap tain White to. object more than once. On one of these objections Captain White said that the manner in which Solicitor Thompson was speaking was not courteous to the opposing coun- z sal Robert Hayes, president. of the local union of miners at Blocton' tosetne5 with several union officials returned tn cantrevilie this morning that they might hear the arguments of the at- torneys.
 Tenttfes as to BIOOdhounds:
 The fourth day of the trial or WaIn- ovich for the killing Of Conductor .,,e S1e S,oliins during last month, began tnls noorninp at S:30 o'clock, when haz Eerring was put on the stand to tes tifv for the defense as to the tran the hounds took from the scene or tho sbootinr on the day on whlcn ihe u fendant and many witnesses S W reuobt in Blocton. Attorneys askeu Sut faw questions, the State attorneys on thair cross examination proving tho+ tha witness did not see men TOT snTSrg the hounds, and. theretore' co,,ld not identify the dogs Whlch He saw. ,.a 4hs Feet of the prisoner to the Jury, .o on the that the defendants big toe on .nt en ,nst ,oot was mashed or cut This facl @ used in making the arguments hefore the jury by the defense, as ai, ~ the State witnesses and most 0 the witnesses for the deIehse r,Sbt upon the stand that .,h,cS 1t was was anf hurt. % io9T The witness for the defense. Raaa- Uvulxovich, was stated 10 pc .,arv sick man this mornlnS oy n, co,,1tv physician, and for thrs i,, Ieas1n was not brought to court. Sa- white and his assistants TOT Kr tha San.o had prepared showing TOT tne ,tss however, which after some witness, hv inc State attorneys, was Srojtted as testimony. Judge mitiea .te aeFmsed to adjourn or contlnue .he .e sa an account of the condltloh ol ''0 witness: L,, tha defense on this ss stated in substance that the st-ess had slept the night of the Lntin. with. the defendant and the deFendant's brother and that ne hau a. the defendant leave his bed In the ,oorninR to cut wood for the oreakIast fire The showing stated that lne I,trass did not hear the defendant say ..4tSng abbut having been at the nSSotints ar having his foot hurt at the \ raI1road tracks on the night or the | AaSaottHa or of having left sock at \shoOs hS a If the shooting.
 EnSn lse here rested.
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 in rebuttal, called pr.
 Aocton surgeon, who had
 Rendant's foot the Sunday
 na sh hooting, again to
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 asked:
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 bruise?"
 lon. Captain White
 hd have been pro
 of an axe?"
 ade or the edge of
 harles Oakley was
 hd by the State and
 yard to the house
 ndant lived?"
 ross examination by
 he State closed it's
 ck.
 adjourned to the
 the request of Judge
 6 who the speakers
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 les that they were
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 as other cases had
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