The Washington times., 1909-06-07
VENIRE SUMMONED
FOR TRIAL OF PINES
Negro Is Indicted on Charge
of Numbering Chi
cago Artist.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. JUNE Z.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. JUNE 2.
The trial of Richard Pines, colored,
indicted with Captain Johnson and Eu-
gene Dorsey for the murder OF Walter
f. Schultz. the Chicago artist, on
March S. will open in the corporation
court before Judge Louis c. Barley to-
morrow morning AT 10 O'Clock
The following venire have been sum-
moned from Fairfax county: G. NJ.
Cronk, r. B. TyIsr, Claude Wiley,
John H. Waple, J. R Jones. L. /. Bot
Ter, c, NJ. Johnson, J. s. Farr, R. ..
Haines. John ]. SkiIiman, Jacob Cole,
R. z. T. Shreve, George W. Dove,
Charles S. Evans. D. D. Thompson, T.
P Ayers. John Sheppard, George
Simms, Charles Petit, J. r Megeath.
r O. Triplett. William Grehan. John
r. Dove. T H. Petit. c. Simms. G.
w. Bitson. James r. Talbert. II. f.
Devers, 81. c. Coffey, F. A. Webster,
". A. Hopkins, G. ~. Gaines. J. w
Ashford, S. W. Sissc.l, J. L. Dindlebeck,
J. F. Swat, S. NJ Twombly, J. W.
Weeks, George W. Beach, ]. H.
Barnes, z. F. Curtis George F. Tay-
Tor. c. H. Speer. Ronald Blake, Lester
MeCreery, 7. B. Martin. ". ". Wat
kins, NJ. c, Bean, F. NJ Alder, and
NzeuFRG w L. OlNeE
Sixteen Jurymen viii be selected from
the above veniremen, after which the
defense viii challenge four, bringing uae
number to twelve.
When The case of the eight men ar
rested last Sunday morning charged
with gambling was called in the police
court this morning, three OF Lhens b
Browning NJ. Conlin and J. Hawkins,
forfeited their collateral by falling 10
appear. The others were dismissed by
Justice Catcn.
The suit of G. E. Sullivan vs.. the
Washington, alexandra ano NJ Yer
non Railway Company for $1,000 dam
ages fol injuries alleged to have been
sustained in a collision between steam
lengine and an electric train at the cor
Iner Of Cameron and Henry streets, in
February. 1908, viii come up before
Judge Thornton in the circuit court Of
the city on the 18th OF this month. Sui
livsn IS represented BY Attorney Doug
las Stuart. while J. r and H. =. Ca
ton appear for the railway company
A lawn fete and festival will be given
by the Ladies' Guild Of st. Johns
Chapel in West End on the lawn of
Theo. Ale on the evenings OF the 18th
and 18th inst
J. william May is very i'll At his
home In upper King street
The closing exercises of Arlington IN
stitute viii be held at the school build
ing IN North Washington street this
evening The graduates viii be Misses
Esther Burke, Nellie Uhler. Frankie
AGam, Beatrice Baldwin, and Eliza
Douglas.
The Alexandra Light Infantry are
today giving their excXsion to Mar
shall Hall. When the last boats reach
Marshall Hall this evening the local
company win hold "a competitive drill,
after which they and the members Of
Osceoia Tribe OF Red Men viii give a
9Toduction OF Clusters Last Stand Do
The members Of the Young Mems
Senate are making extensive prepara-
tions for their second annual moonlight
excursion, 10 be given on the steamer
81. Johns on the evening Of Monday,
June A
The senate viii hold an open session
az the Young Peoples building in South
Washington street tomorrow evening.
A Chalk Talk" viii be given this
evening by &. X. Bergman, the Wash
ington cartoonist. at the Young Peo-
pies building in South Washington
street. The proceeds viii go TO the
library building fund Of the FIRST BaD-
tist church.