The Washington herald., 1909-06-08
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Alexandra. Va. June Richard Pines.
negro. will be placed on trial for his lie
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Corporation Court, for the murder OF
Walter F. Schultz A jury VIII be chos-
en- from the fifty talesmen summoned
from Fairfax County. after which the
taking OF testimony viii be begun II Is
thought the trial viii not last but few
days.
Pines viii in all probability take the
stand in his own defense. and something
n the shape OF a surprise may develop
when he does. Many venture the opin-
ION that IN the event OF his conviction
Pines may tell the complete story OF how
IN an accident while g passenger on the
defendant cOmpany's road, February q.
1905. He Is represented by Attorneys J.
K. NJ Norton. and Douglas Stuart. The
company VIII be represented by James r.
Caton & Son.
In the Police Court to-day. when the
cases Of the eight white men arrested
gambling joint were called. all appeared
save 3. Browning. n. Conlin. and T.
Hawkins. and they each forfeited s. col
lateral The five others were acquitted
there being no evidence. according TO the
courts ruling. 20 convict
At the closing exercises OF Arlington In
stitute this afternoon diplomas OF gradu-
alton were conferred on Misses Esther
Burke. Nellie Chler, Frankie Adams. Beat
rice Baldwin. and Eliza Douglas.
Before a large and apprecietive audi
ence Clifford X Bergman. a Washing
I ton cartoonlst. this evening gave a chalk
talk ar the First Baptist Church An
interesting musical programme was also
given. Proceeds OF the entertainment viii
be used for the benefit OF the library fund.
Col. Arthur Herbert this evening deliv-
cred an address before r. z. Lee Camp,
] Confederate Veterans. His subject was
Gen. Lewis Armistead at Gettysburg. "
Besides the veterans. a number Of men,
bers of the United Daughters or the Con-
federacy attended
The excursion given by the Alexandra
Light Infantry 20 Marshall Hall to-day
was well patronized. The evening boat
carried an unusually large throng There
was given at the resort tonight a repro
ductiOr OF Clusters last stand, between
the local military and Osceola Tribe OF
Red Men. which was spectacular.
I Schultz was murdered. Some observers
are Of the belief that Il will be al vari-
ance with the story told by Henry
Smith. the negro who turned States evil
dence.
The venire summoned IS: c. NJ Cronk
R 3. Tyler. Claude Wiley. John H
Waple, J. r Jones. L. I. BOteler. c. VI
/ johnson. G. :. S. Farr, R. D. Haines
I John J. Skillman, Jacob Cole, r. Z. T
! Shreve. George ". Dove. Charles s
/ Evans. D. D. Thompson. T. p. Ayers
/ John Shepheard. George SImms. Charles
/ Petit. J. r Megeath. F. o. Triplett
/ William Grehan, John r. Dove. T. H
/ Petit. c. Simms. g. ". Kitson. James R
/ Talbert, H T. beavers, NJ c COffey. F.
I a Webster, ". H. Hokins, @. ". Gaines
iJ. ". Ashford. s W. Sisson, J. I. Din
/ dIebeck. J. F. Swart. s. NJ Twombly. J
I W Weeks, George ". Beach. II
! Barnes, E. F. Curtis. George F. Tailor
&c II. Speer. Ronald Blake. Lester Nc,
I Creery. T B. Martin. ". W. Watkins. N
c. Bean. F. NJ Alder. and George W
Ladue.
The Henay Distributing Company, IN
/ corporated IN this city, has been granted
la charter by the State corporation com.
mission. with a maximum capital stock
/ Of So, ,0o0 and minimum capital OF 5000
/ The objects are electrical supply busi-
! ness. The officers are Z. S NARROW
] president; G. P. Mangan. vice president
I H II. O'Bear. secretary and treasurer
/ all Of Washington.
G. z. Sullivan's damage suit against
the Washington. Alexandra and Mount
! Vernon Electric Railway Company IS
slated 10 be heard IN the Circuit Court
I here June l. The plaintiff seeks to re-
! cover damages in the sum of Sl0.0OO FOR
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