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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
sMYTH SENT To
ELECTRIC CHAIR
SLAYER OF WIFE AND CHILD
HEARS DOOMED SEALED
WITHOUT A MURMUK.

NORFOLK, VA. November e.
John j. smith who murdered his
wife and thirteen-y ear-old daughter
In their Norfolk home September !,
was to-day sentenced by Judge
Hanckel to the death electric chair
at Richmond on December s.
Sentence was passed by the court
Immediately after II had overruied a
motion for d new trial argued yester-
day.
Smyth had smoked cigarette on
his way from the jail to the court
house to receive the death sentence
and took the words of court that
sealed his fate with calmness, He had
been convicted Of the first degree
murder of his wife and the court said
there was no ground upon which tho
jury's verdict could be interferred
with.
Alfred p. Thorn. Jr. counsel for
the prisoner asked for the summon
ing OF jury 10 inquire into Smyths
present mentality. this was overruled
and exceptions We're fled III regular
order for an appeal to the supreme
court. providing friends of the ac-
cuE@d raise funds necessary for this.
Attorney Thorn will At any rate lay
the whole record before Governor
Mann and ask Communication OF SEN
tence to life Imprisonment. Smyth
will within the next two weeks be
carried to Richmond. wnere the cleo
trocution, II il occurs. will be pri-
waite.
He Is apparently without friends
and there Is much doubt as to whether
an appeal Will follow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
GALE DESTROYS
CURT|SS' MACHINE

Especial To The Richmond NirBinian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. NOV. A.
Damage n2gregatiHg several thOus-
ands of dollars was done here by the
storm Thursday night. Ii was confined
to small crafts. At least u dozen
launches were strewn about the water
front. badly smashed mp, Friday
morning.
NORFOLK VA. November 1.-THE
gale Thursday night which attained
IA velocity OF fifty miles nm hour.
swept the exposition grounds, blew
down the hangers OF Glenn IL. Curti-s
acropiane and wrecked his two flying
machines.
The machines were so badly dam
aged that they must go To the factory
and thu, third day of the flights here
have been declared off.
The wind at Cape Henry to-day was
forty two miles an hour and high tides
are expected at Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
CARRIE TAKEN OUT OF
PARSLEY POOL ROOM

CAPE CHARLES, VA. Nov. A.
Carrie Nation leetured at Parksley,
Va, Wednesday night before large
audience. Her subject was. How /
Smashed and Why l Smashed" Dur
ing her talk on the social evil she
singled out Il fraternal organization for
some sharp criticism, and while de-
scribing her knowledge of the initiation
a prominent citizen of Parksley arose
and declared her liar. She offered
800 for disproof. After leaving the
hall she Went to a local billiard and
pool parlor with the cry, This is a
hole" started in to smash things In
general. She caused considerable dis
turbance by causing the men to fight
among themselves. each blaming the
other for allowing her to put them out.
Carrie was finally taken bodily out
of the place by the proprietor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
FAR EASTERN VISITORS
TOUR THE CITY HALL
COL X. s. Yaw and Major k C. Ling OF the Medical corps
of the Chinese Army, Looks Over Health Depart
ment Charts and Chat With Mayor.

of various epidorn mics. and displayed
"A general understand interest wnicn
shows ii.at from a medical standpoint
at least, China is rapidly emerging
from the state 81 harnarianism III
which she lay dormant for 50 many
centuries
Floo.. by floor, the visitors went tn
the different court rooms, the ofices
of th, school board. the council
chan! ter. the office of this building
inspector. and FINALLY TO the sanctum
OF NgNor Richardson. There they
paid an Informal visit lasting nearly
half an hour.
Naoyr Richardson took occasion I"
compliment Culonel fau ON his mas
terry of I.usIish. "of course YOU must
have gore IL school In this country
or In :'sngl remarked the mayor.
Ne" replied Colonel fau. Il
learned English IN Pekin. from pri-
yate INSTRUCTOR.
Mayor Richardson asked Colonel
Yau what he thought OF ex-Pfesident
Roosevelt. The latter smiled and
promptly replied "Dee-lighted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
LURAV'S REBUILT SCHOOL
rs DEDICATED ANEW

IIRAY. VA, Nov 4Dedieatorv
exercises We're held Wednesday, ani
Thursday at the Luray school, the re-
building of which has lust hcel, eos1-
pieted.
The exercises were presided over hy
I. {. Nnrtheott aud addresses We're de-
iivered by Colonel T. T. Leedy Of the
Seventy second Virginia Regiment; L.
=. Carter commonwes4lth's attorney OF
Rappahannock county. aud Mrs. Aary
Shelly Peehin. an authority OF national
reputation on domestic science
Flower tairs. domestic art domestic
science, and farm product exhtbtls
were viewed yesterday ny visitors I,
the school
Exercises last night Mere presided
over hy Colonel r. II O Rannon. nf
Rappahannock. addresses being aelis-
cred by DIR. 0rmond Stone. OF the Ifni-
Fersitv Of Virginia. and Charles 81.
Naphis. Of charlottesville.
The rebuilding cost s.bou, $4,000 and
the institution now is valued al aI4-
preximately $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
MAKES HIS COFFIN
FROM TREE ne CUT

ROANOKE. VA, Nov. 4.--Hcnry
Protsi,t, 30 years old who died yes
terday at Stony Ridge, requested just
before he breathed his last that the
lumber from a tree which he felled
when "A boy be used la make his coffin,
The request brought forth the fact
that Profiitt, when scarcely more than
a youth, cut down walnut tree and
had Il cut Into lumber for his coffin.
Two carpenters worked all of to-day
moking il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
FRANK JAY COULD
WEDs An ACTRESS

EDINHE RGH, Nov. 4.---According b
the Scotsman, Frank ]. Gould. OF New
York. was ma.ried in Edinburgh on
October's29 In making the announce
ment the Scotsman says:
"Thc lady. singularly enough, beam
the same name and surname as MI.
Gould's first wife,
In the entry In the sheriff's record,
however, the names given are simply
Could and Kelly.
The ceremony which followed tho
Scottish procedure--a simple declara-
ton before witnesses and the sheriff.
was conducted with the greatest So
crecy. After the marriage the coli-
Pile went to Abbotsfcrd. the former
home Of Sir Walter Scott. which MI.
Gould recently acquired NJ . res1s
dan0A d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
5HDP COM|hG
FOR CONFERENCE
sNRE~IDING OFFICERS OF BODY
WILL ARRIVE IN RICHMOND
On SATURDAY.
GUEST OF DIR. HATCHER
Nlt.u CHURCH OFFICIAL to
PREACH AT BROAD STREET
METHODIST SUNDAY
MORNING.
GUEST OF DR.. HATCHER

islsaop A4pheus W. Wilson, u Bat
1.no,e. wae Is To preside over the
annual SESSIONS ci the y irg mia Metito~
dis2 Conferences which meets next
!. AxeaneSda. morning at centenary
xhQrCh VIII arrive IA ltiehm"hd sat
Er.say morning and uutii next Tues
dag Afternoon Viii bS the guest "a
1tee isg. samuel =. Hatcher pastor
III jSrt3aa- street Methodist 3biV f+ass
Marshall street tIn sunday morning
lisnop " lfsan viii octupS the pulpit
of TINS chuItn, preaching IN place 81
tne pastor
Tiiesday afternoon. he Viii occupy
quarters AT the Richmond hotel As
guest ei Mir. John L branch, the
Richmond banker. and he win MAKE
that place hla headquarters. TUESDAY
might he Vii meet with his ca oihet
IT the hotel. preparatory 10 the open
ing conference the following morning
Personnel oil Cabinet.
The bishep cabinet is composed
III presiding elders throughout the
conference district as follows Eet-
". A. Christian, Richmond, Rev. J.
X. Joliin. Petersburg ssev. l.. Il,
Betty. Norfolk. l.cV. 5. j. brown,
Portsmouth Rev, Il. {. badnish'
i FarmviIle. EeN T. y Mesimpsan,
/ Lynchbarg Rev II. Nj Beckhain.
Danxiiie: Rev. w H. Edwards, East
efn Shore. Key. W q. Baggs, Kappa
hammock. Key. M :. tn1chna, CHAR
. lottesyill.
sa Within the hands Of th@se len oil
ciais lies the authofit! to %hilt aad
]. assign ministers to their respective
I charges, and from present indications
lit seems likely that about the uSua
4 Number shifts will be made.
VIII BE Transferred,
Rey. N. Il. Proctor. 81 Trinity
Kichmond. il the only local pastor
VINE must bs transferred becat So oi
y the fuur-y.af limit rule tie wi
& pfubably be sent Ie either farmsiils
Aur Ashland II Rev. Ipr. Frank Wells
gAnpw at Ashland. Is transferred Il
q Farmvfl!e. az som. et the forecastcr:
4 believe. the Richmond minister vii
80 u Ashland. H. however. pr Well.
~ allowed to remain al Ashland. Rev
aSI9r Proctor viii he sure to 60 Il
Earmyiile il il said
Another forecast Is t. tn" etfse
h that Rev. nr Sn9ot, 81 Wilmington
~. G., is To be sent to Epwprth, Nor
folk. In place of Rev. DR. George
n H. Booker. who will he transferred
q H Washington Street, Petersburg. til,
4 sear.
Bishop In Petersburg.
/ Next Sunday, Bishop Wilson vii
preach the deacons' ordination ser
. mon Ut Centenary The bishop is nov
In Petersburg. where he has beet
sinpe last Tuesday the guest Of Mr.
II. y. Davis, leading attorney Of III,
Gockaae city. and his lifelong friend
e Last Sunday ne preached in Norioi.
gat Ep~orth. WHINE guest OF III
4 Booker
Though somewhat advanced ii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
COL. WEAVER THINKS
TENER WILL WIN OUT
EN-GUIUF OF MILITARY II X
.EoNs FOKEsE.IS ELECTION
RESULT KEYSTONE STATE.

John h Tener viii he elected gov
ernor ef Pennsylvania at the election
next Tuesday. in the opinion of col
onel Joseph *. Weaver, y. u. Pa, re-
firing president OF the United states
Military Surgeons Association. which
has been in annual session III Rich
mond the past week
''Tener liz the Republican candidate
and I am confident he Will Win" said
Colonel Weaver Thursday evening,
when asked for an expression of
pinion regarding the gubernat"fial
contest in the keystone state.
Colonel Weaver did not think the
bitter fight which the Philadelphia
North American il ~aging on Tener
because of his alleged connection with
get-rich- quick concerns would have
any material effect on the result
Colonel weavers home Is in Nor
ris,ow.l. Pa, He stopped at the JEFF
ferson during his stay in Richmond,
The Indiana Fight.
one af the surgeons attending III.
convention was Major Homer |. Jones,
Of fndianapo Ind. who was class
mate al college of senator Albert j.
Beverage Of the Hooster State.
"Beyeridge has the night of his NE
on his hands in the United States
senatorial race, with Johr W kerns.
Democrat. opposing HIM, remarked
Major Jones Thursday evening short
~ before leaving for home. and If
he pulls through II viii be because
Of his vote against the Rayne- Aldrich
tariff bill. That Is the main issue with
us out in Indiana. Beverage Is a
fine fellow and | would like personally
to see him go back To- the senate,
However. must admit that his op-
ponent Is IA fine fellow, too,
Was Regular Attendant.
Major Jones il chief surgeon of the
Indiana National Guard. He was q
regular attendant upon the sessions
of the convention htre and evinccd
much interest In It's deliberations.
II don't know what will become VI
us If Roosevelt carries the election for
his man in New YORK next Tuesday
in the guhernatorial race" said Major
Louis l.. Seaman. T. S. V. Of New
York African lion hunter and author
OF some repute.
Roosevelt is a menace To the
country" said the major and should
be sidetra cked at all hazards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
UNDERWRITERS 60
ON TRIAL AGAIN
SECOND JURY HEARING @ENI-
DENCE AGAINST THEM Is
4
COMPOSED OF SOUTH.
AMPTON MEN.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November
with jury composed of seven
citizens or the county OF Southampton
the celebrated trial of the case of the
Commonwealth against twenty three
members of the Southeastern Under
writer's Association began In the cor
poration court this morning on Its
merits. The litigation has run the
gauntlet Of delays on points raised by
the defense. After a trial In June
lasting two weeks the underwriters
were found guilty OF conspiracy to
raise the insurance rates. Police JUS
tice J. ID. &. Brown passing on the
case. and imposing a fine of $500 each
An appeal was noted to the corpora
ton court, and the cases came up
October II. Then motion to quash
the warrants was made and argu-
ments lasted nearly the whole week
and 40 many authorities. We're cited
that the court took about ten days
to pass on the matter. deciding on
Monday last against the motion.
Then motion for a change OF
venue was made and argued. taking
another day. the court overriding the
motion motion to have jury
from an outside locality was granted
and two days were consumed in get
ting a jury from Southampton coun-
ty.
Newport News was much wrought
UP nearly all day yesterday on ac-
count of the failure OF the light and
power company to furnish power for
nearly the entire day The Times
Herald. the afternoon paper. at one
time thought it would be impossible
to get out Its edition. However, the
power was turned on at ais, the
first time for the day, and the paper
rather different from Its usual APP
pearance. was on the streets at Its
usual time. The fault lay with the
wires which conduct the current from
the power house In Hampton to the
transformers at Newport News, II
being hours before the difiiculty could
be located
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
MARKET IS sTRONG
PRICES ADVANCE
GAINS OF ONE.HALF To WHOLE
POINT NOTEI-RALLYJNG
FORCE STILL HAVE
GRIP ON ISSUES.

NEW YORK, November 4.--Ths
stock market opened firm at higher
prices and continued to improve, at
noon showing gains OF from IL to
l per cent through the list.
The rallylng forces OF the specu-
lative element in yesterdays market.
had not lost their grip and seemed
bent on forcing an upward tendency.
The bond market was firm for both
government and other bonds.
Although prices shaded a little af-
ter the early trading. the market quick
iy developed renewed strength, and
during the afternoon prices of many OF
the important issues made further sub
stantial gains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
CO-EDS CAPTURE
A BOLD BURGLAR
PRETTY GIRLS STUFF INTRUDER
INTO CLOTHES BAskET-ONE
MISS Is FRUSTRATED.

ELGIN. ILLS. November I'll How
two pretty co-cds of Beloit College
colralied a burglar in "A clothes
basket after hard light was revealed
here to-day through the visits Of ply
siclans to the home OF Miss Clara
Hanaferd. one of the participants in
the affray. who is Frustrated by shou1
after her experience
Miss Hanaferd and Miss Ruby Hoe
fer. of Freeport, We're asleep I'M the4
room when the burglars hands On
their faces aroused them Leaping
from bed the two grappled with the
thief and after desperate fight ovaf-
powered and crushed him into ~
clothes hamper. They then ran o6
and locked the door on the OUTSIDE
Before help arrived the burglar hal
extracted himself and fed through "a
open window
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
Property Transfers.

Property transfers were recorded in
the Chancery Court Friday as fol-
lows:
Executors of Maurice T. Smith, de-
t,eased. Ia Mrs. Margaret =. Smith.
widow OF the dect ased. property, inn
proved with residences Nos. $50 and
sgs West Grace street. 81.
Executors If Maurice 7. Smith, de-
ceased. to Hiss Marion Hinton smith
daughter ~ the deceased, property,
improved with residences Nos. 500 and
500 West Grace street. IS.
iiyies y. srilier and wife to H. s
Wailerstein. property fronting rs feet
On north line ~ Park avenue between
Cleveland and Tilden streets, $40 and
ether valuable cons ideratiuns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
Business ParaIyxed.

MAHONY CITY, PA. Nov. A. Bust
ness in this city il practically AT a
standstill to-day as the result of a
blizzard which ragged throughout the
night. Fourteen inches of snow fell.
trolley lines were put ont Of commits
sion, railway traffic badly crippled. and
collierles forced To suspend operations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
DIES FROM INJURIES
RECEIVED IN PRACTICE.
FOOTBALL PLAYER At ROANOKE
COLLEGE; SICCIMBS TO
WOUND ON HIP.

Especial TO The Riehfnoud Nirginian.t
ROANOKE, VA, Nov, flames w
Mock senior OF Roanoke. College ut
died at the hospital here Thurs
day from injuries received in football
practice week ago He WAS thrown
to the ground and his hip injured. VI
client inflammation ensued, later deyei-
oping into pleurfsy.
lie was twenty years old and son CT
a. A. Mock. wealthy lumber dealer OF
Damascus, Washington county. Mock
was not member of regular football
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
TAKE DODs OF SPHOUSE
FROM STANTON CAVERN.

STAIT NToN. VA. Nov. 4.--The body
Of 5. NJ Sprouse. who was swept into
the Lewis street chasm on Wednes day
WAS recovered by dragging. 1t passed
under the reinforced cement arch span
ming Lewis street. and was found in
the cavern on the Todd premises. His,
watch had stopped at ia, the time of
the tragedy The body was In good
condition. the only Disagreement being
IA cut on tn" head. made probably as
he fell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
OPPOSE CONDEMNATION
OF THEIR PROPERTIES
MIR. r. +. WILLIAMS MOVES
THROUGH ATTORNEY THAT
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY
BE DISMISSED.

Opposition to the proposed con-
domination, of land owned by Sarah
J. Osterbund Frank F. Williams ana
others. for the enlargement OF River
Wow Park developed before judge,
Witt in the hustings court Friday.
Mr.. Williams, through his attorney,
Major Hundson Cary. moved that the
condemnation proceedings be dis
missed. urging that they had not been
property brought in the first place.
JUICE Witt reserved his decision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
Come to Rich n,oud.

ASHLAND. VA, Nov THE deiesa
ton to the state Y N e A. convention
To be held at Richmond College Friday.
Saturday ard SUNDAY left Friday at :
o'clock. The following gentlemen are
dele gates; Messrs. Frank Alley. Max
we'll Myers. Finch. Tucker, Coe. Waters.
Sheney. r. u Shelley. Robt, Wray,
knackley. Blanton simpson and stew
enson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
AssA|lAN7 CAUGHT
IN WEST VIRGINIA
BENZ. HAUsENFlUck, CHARGED
WITH BEATING AGED MAN,
WILL BE TRIED.

Especial to The Richmond Vireinian)
ROANOKE, VA. Nov. 4.--3enjamin
Hausenfuck, wanted here for holding
IN and beating Charles -. Purke. an
aged resident OF Botstourt county. was
arrested to-day IN Northford. W. Va.
He viii he Brought here for trial..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
COTTON STEADY.
Il POINTS ADVANCE.
MARKET FREE FROM NERVOUS
NESS AND PRICE. IMPROVES
INCREASES STEADILY

NEW YORK. November THE
market. opened steady With advances
of tn points. and apparently free
from any nervousness or irregtilaritf
and steadily advanced until at noon
gains of from I TO II points had been
made.
Opening prices -leee.mber, IA. III.
January. lao: March. lt.52: MAY,
lass; July, 1859.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
.PElOUzE SP|TEFUL
MILLS DECLARES
CONTINUED from First Page
ommendation asked Mr.. Mills of
Mr. Peiouze.
Bitter Controversy

Bitter Controversy
Because, while on Il trip through
Maryland, found that Cocker was
not competent to manipulate Il car
WAS the reply. Before that time
had only tried him out on level streets
in this city
Didn't you tell me that he was a
pretty fair driver. asked Mr. Mills.
Il did not" responded Mr.. Pelouze.
Then followed controversy in
which each stuck to his contention,
Finally Mr. Mills declared: You
and are supposed to he friends. and
yet You now give out information as
10 this mans incompetency, which YOU
held back form me at the time YOU
knew | was preparing 10 hire him.
Seems To ME that's mighty funny
evidence of friendship"
There was more argument, which
finally ended when Justice Crutehtield
banged the gavel ON his desk.
1T seems to me- he remarked,
that the revocation of this negro $
license was absolutely unjustifia BILE,
He has done nothing at all. The case
against him is dismissed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
linck sntmrAax.

Commissioner koiner Of the depart
ment o. agriculture viii return from
Bedford city Friday night or Saturday.
Prof. John j. Owen. director of institute
as. who has just closed the fall agri-
cultural campaign will probably come
back with Mr.. KoinAp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
MAY |hAUGURATE
GENERAL STRIKE

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Ths first ia
taiity Of tho sxpressmsn's strike was
recorded to-day when John Warner,
"a years old. a civil engineer, died OF
wounds sustained Monday night at the
hands Of . crowd Of strike sympathix
ers who mistook him for a wagon
guard. He was preparing to go on
hunting trip and had rife. He was
badly beaten and stabbed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE calling o.
general strike. affecting 10000 team
sters In Greater New York is predicted
as the outcome OF the mass meeting OF
express drivers, helpers and platform
men In Teutonia Hall at o'clock this
afternoon.
This meeting has been called to hear
the report OF the committee that tried
In vain yesterday to come To some bas-
is of understanding with the express
companies. The latter refused the ba
sic and initial proposal Of the striKere
committee--the recognition the
Transfers union.
Unless there is an unexpected de-
veiopment in the meantime IL seems
to be foregone conclusion that the
mass-meeitng Will uphold the action
OF Its committee. and that Valentine
Hoffman, first vice president OF the In
ternational brotherhood of Transfers.
and organizer William II. Ashton viii
order the general strike. The power TO
call the strike has been vested in these
men but they have heretofore been
loafh to exercise IT,
The strikers to-day sent a committee
to Police Commissioner Cropsy 10 de-
mand that he order the arrest OF all
strikebreakers On the ground that they
are unlicensed An old ordinance has
been found that requires all drivers to
have city license and although II has
not been enforced for years. the strik
ers VIII now insist that II be made
operative.
The ESQ employees Of Whites Express
Company. small local concern. went
back to work to-day. the company hav-
ing met their demands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
.POs1O[F|CE RECEIPTS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE
OCTOBER BUSINESS SEVEN rER
CENT LARGER THAN SAME
MONTH LAST YEAR

Postofttce receipts for October were
the second largest In the history OF Ire
city. cclipsed only Ivy those OF January.
1919. They shewd AN iuereaS of PER
cent ever those Of October 1909. n
SCI. le7.2s. against Ssz3us2 OF the game
period last year Kemittances ffutl
The iostetficcs thraug bout The state
.ere much Larger than usual, aggre-
eating $@S,ass.fi. The total rseeifsts
amounted 10 s.55 aaesa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
GETS SO YEARS
FOR ODD MURDER

DALLAS. TEN. Nov. 4.-Sergeant
J, d. Manley. Il National Guardsman.
who killed Louis Reichenstein by
plunging a hayonet through his body
October %. 1909. when President Taft
was i'm Dallas. Was convicted of murder
and sentenced to ninety-years' lmpris-
onnent by a jury to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
HE IL NOT SATISFIED
WITH SUMMARY GuIRr.

MOI being entirely satisfied that tgFa
cases should be heard only before 4
summary court Governor Mann and Asi-
iutant- General sale late Friday after
noon held an extended conference re,-
alive To the onense cotnmitte. by sav-
eral members of Company +, tirst Nif4
gtnia Infantry soule time ago lisa
they discharged their ries on a Broad
street car
A great deal Of written testimony
had to be gone over and every detail
decision viii he reached until late in
the evening or Saturday morning