The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
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Alexandra, Va. June I2.-The sury that
IS trying the case OF Eugene Dorsey. the
third or the four negroes charged with
the murder OF Walter T. Schultz, this
afternoon. following the adjournment OF
court. visited the scene OF the murder.
accompanied By Judge Barley. Common
wealth Attorney s. G. Brent and Alter
neys J. Randall Caton. jr,. and H Noel
Garner, representing Dorsey. Henry
Smith FOR the third time went over the
scene and described every movement
made BY the men, and he was given
close attention BY the jurors as he nzr-
rated the details of the murder. Dorsey
kept his eyes on Smith, but made 10
comment
Wnen the Jurors arrived where the body
was found, Frank G. Grimes laid on the
ground while Smith told how johnson
and Dorsey handled Schultz. and he even
uttered an ejaculation as he ALLEGES
Schultz did when the knife was thrust
into the left side OF his neck Il was
realistic. and Dorsey appeared deeply
concerned as the exhibition was given
with Smith facing him
When court adjourned az SO O'Clock
this afternoon the state had rested its
case with the examination OF eighteen
witnesses. Most Of the testimony was q
repetition OF what has already been given
Three witnesses were then placed on the
stand BY the defense. but their evidence
was not important The fact that the
state finished early this afternoon came
as a surprise. as the defense did not
have It's witnesses summoned until Mon
day Court therefore, adjourned for the
day II IS more than probable that the
closing arguments viii 5e made Monday
afternoon or night and Dorsey win. il Is
expected. know his fate shortly there
after.
| Court convened shortly after 9 O'Clock
this morning and the opening argument
/ on what the State proposes 10 prove vas
outlined BY Commonwealth Attorney
Samuel G. Brent He was followed bv !.
Randall Cation. Jr.. for the defense, who
outlined what the defense proposed 20
prove Among other things he said they
would prove that Smith committed The
crime
The witnesses examined to-day were as
follows: Mrs. A. II. Gillette. sister OF
A-~A-AAA@s IL -. Moore AILEL Eollee
Goods. Policeman J. ?. Sampson. W ".
; Demaine, Hniman Bayliss, Mrs. Fannie
Cook. Walter Hawkins. Charles Tyler.
aired Grant, C. C. PeltOn. Dabney Nc
Quinn. Mary Grays0n. James Earl, Rice
Pendieton. Thomas F. Kelly. Alfred Har-
ris, John Ellis, Henry Smith, J r ESelin.
F J Pan. and Harvey ". Summers.
The plant OF the Alexandria Electric
Light Company. owned BY a Pennsylvs-
MA syndicate. 1t IS said. Is about 10
change hands. and that the prospective
purchasers are WashingtGnians TIE
deal II Is reported. viii be eonsummated
about July l. The franchise was ob-
tained from the city BY the present
Y owners several years ago. According 70
I its provisions. the city pays 50 much
I per arc light FOR Illuminating the ciry's
7 streets. while the company pays into the
! city treasury q aspercentaEe OF its gross
receipts. as agreed upon In the contract
I with the city
The K D. Feast Optical Company. IN
/ eOrpOrated in this city. has been granted
a charter by the STATE corporation CON-
/ mission The objects OF the company ars
/ 20 deal IN optical goods The officers are
as follows: H D. Feast. president. ?.
Y W McAllister. vice president; william
/ McNeir. secretary and treasurer. al OF
\ Washington
/ 4 charter has also been granted 70 the
I Famous Clothing Company. Of this city.
Z The objects are 70 conduct q clothing bus
I iness. From $1,000 10 $7ooo0 is the capital
stock The officers are as follows: I.
I Block president: J. Cshan, treasurer,
both OF washington
Potomac Lodge. No. S. Independent
/ Order OF Odd Fellows. has elected The
/ following officers 10 serve for the year:
I Harry z Arnold. noble grand. " z
I Latham, junior vice noble grand; W E
I Conwsy. recording secretary; L Morgan
: Davis. treasurer William z, Latham. srr
Z financial secretary; Edgar Lyles. chap
! lain. and X. Hampton Yates, past noble
/ grand The officers viii be installed next
month.
Mrs. Baker. vie OF Charles Baker. this
city. died suddenly yesterday IN Oleaa.
/ y. y. Besides her husband. four chill
I dren survive. The deceased resided 81
7 North Assph street. Mrs. Baker was
( summoned 10 Olean owing 70 the serious
Illness Of her father
TIE directors OF the Alexandra Ma
tionaI Bank have chosen T c smith.
l cashier Of that institution. a vice presi-
dent. The officers are now as follows;
/ c. E. Nicol president; ". B. SmooL John
A Marshall, and T. c. Smith. vice presi-
I dents.
Mrs. william 3. Saithers, who has been
/ confined 70 her home, 1is North Columbus
/ street. for the past three weeks BY IL
/ ness. IS convalescent
MISS z 2 ETPcuSnT WTDS