The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-27
GIBSON DOWNCAST
!. At DISAGREEMENT
SAYS HE EXPECTED FULL yINDI-
CATION AT HANDS OF
GOSHEN JURY.
CAN n or BE HAPPY
DECLARES HE Is INNOCENT or
ANY CRIME AND WILL FACE
IMPRISONMENT TO
PROVE IT,

GOSHEN, n. Y, Nov. 26.--with the
jury standing to / for his acauitta!
on the charge OF heaving stranged to
death Rose Menschik szabo, Burton
w. Gibson declared tonight .iia. he
could feel nothing but bitter dis4p-
II intment In the fact that his trial re-
suited in disagreement.
'Even If. as reported, | H.n never
again placed on trial for this crime"
said the lawyer, I cannot releies over
victory | am either guilty or in
recent and / was looking forward 10
an acauittal to vindicate mr. and re-
hslliitate me in the eyes OF the word.
/ have committed no criro Eer Gone
any one an injury and | haze rever
taken dishonest nickel from anyone.
How can !, therefore, be happy over
the failure Of twelve men to agree
ment upon my innoc-IlSc"
Stories were circulated about q Dah-
en- immediately after the dismissal of
IN. fury today that Gibson had been
I. promised immunity from further
pro secution for murder IL he will
Plead guilty to the indictment found
against him In New York In the
Trainer case. This is the AFT air IN
which, re Is declared To have pro'itsd
Ia the extent OF $4,000 through the
Guerra ellison was asked If he would
i, enter iato such an arrangement.
Positively not, he replied. &c
CARL 1, az evil and vicious " an n
naeeg, man 10 bargain with the state
r. receipt A suspended sentence ia "iie
case l., asnsd punishment in another
..an. lnne NJ wrong. AMI Mhl
soead twenty years in prtsr'a, ~ IL
n ss-,stf II a. rather ssss.a eaai,s - x II
al ~
Arsa Gibson, devoted VIE me
defendant, sat ON the edge of the his
cot in the csfi tn Goshen jail a. he
snoke. and enthusiastically endorsed
her husbands sentiments.
Wife stands by Him.
1--WE are going To night on, she an
nouuced II have had a good cry.
and am all right again now IT mas
been a hard week for me: can't you
believe II when have oeen conipeh-
"A tn sit and hear the evidence. large
~ imaginative. mass up against my
h.shand whom | know to he snno D
rentY I know Mr. Gsb on better than
,ha Mrs Teichmann's and the Mrs.
Marets. who testified against MN. 4
nsva faith In him. and l must tell yon
,n.t nv mother ard my fether and all
my friends have similar faith IN nm
We know he has done no wrong
Mrs Gibson Sfuiieu ciieSt 'a',s - "
husband. They talk of Mrs. Szabo as
~. r,ya," she said with seorn. and
then drawing herself up proudly she
rs.a. ~ have no rival with my nus
bsnsi-T had no rival
T.ne anal ballot of the jury stooo
rim, 10 three in favor OF acoh'tA'
these are the figures which 6iesoh ~
.sis,ea and the@ arc generally crtaH-
% here In adj lon TO this TWO otner
iurors are said 70 have been wins
to vote for acqeiital II the thltu CIV
last would come over, but ne ss..
r,r. resu1, is n bitter d,sappoiht-
-, "a ,he prosecution and the mar
ror, margin by which an acqnittaI was
ascaned Is generally understood 20
msan that Gibson VIII not again ue
mn, on trial for Mrs. Szane's INJURIES
No second Trial.
Af,er couple al months II Is pc
,,ayaa. Gibson will he handed OVER !,
,ne New York authorities TOT
an sueh charges as may he preiNe'e'
against him there. ~ has
The human element whieh &c
nrnpned out So strongly at every ahsle
X. S.thSan case protruded right up
- the end of the chapter Both Sio-
.or and his wife were absolutely SURF
=. hts accuittai Mrs. Gibson was
asked this afternoon about her eisht-
year-old daughter. 80 q,
..She is fine, she said, and theh ~
a low voice she added: she was mop
inc to see her daddy tonight.
Eyes" said Gibson. II PROMISES NJ
over the telephone YESTERDAY we Mous'
49, Tbanksgtvinx dinner together.
r-na v-,fe reached over and TOOK
Mold az her imprisoned husbands hand
and tears started from the eyes o.
both.