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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22
sIDNA's FATE IS
IN JURORS HANDS
made a deep impression on the jury.
tir. Buxton u Eloquent.
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made q deep impression on the jury,
tir. Buxton - Eloquent.
Judge j. &. Buxton. followed lfr,
Poake, for the defense, lie paid a
graceful acknowledgment to the pre-
siding Judge, the court officers, and
the counsel for the prosecution, for
:he courtes,es shown him, alluded to
the fact that the line between Virginia
ard North Carolina was only an
imaginary one. and that North Caro-
Hnians had once come over that line
in thousands 10 help Virginia main
tain the law.
He IKE AL the other attorneys gave
most of his time to discussion OF the
conspiracy theory, DEPRESSING oeea-
sionally to make points and impress
sions ON other phases of the case. and
arguments which had been made He
stated that one OF the attorneys for
the prosecution, Ia response To appeal
in behalf Of the little children Of Sidnn
Allen. had said that the tiger and
iackall both loved their whelps His
statement was that he would not have
permitted the children to come into
the court but that their mother had
no one with whom she could leave them
and that in this the dire trial OF her
husband. she felt il her duty 10 he
with and sustain him. Going TO the
beautiful naxen- haired girl about four
years slid sitting near in her mothers
lap, hs laid his hand on her head
and quoted the Saviour, Of such is the
kingdom of heaven.
MIR Buxton in detaf took up the
evidence 10 sustain his theories, and
showing from fact and circumstances
AS weh as statement of Witnesses that
there could have been no conspiracy.
He also referred TO the Inconsistencies
and contradictions of the, Common
wealth witnesses. showing that the
prosecution relied IN a part of the
evidence of some Of the witnesses and
repudiated other parts.
His close was most impressive ats
he recited reverently 10 the jury the
PRAYER al the end Of the communion
services Direct tis. Oh Lord. IN all
our ways. aud further us in all our
undertakings Judge Buxton. though
coming stranger. made a fine inn
preston
Mr.. Wysor Concludes.
j, G. Wysor commenced the con-
Guiding argument for the Common
wealth closing at ) o'clock. He made
his usual strong argument comment
ing fuzzy upon the evidence. and lay
Tag i.artle1ilaF- stress Upon The fact
that the prisoner who testified IN his
own behalf hna been eontratlicted in
many material points In his evidence
by ne less than twenty-five witnesses,
and sustained hy only three, two Of
whom were as To imnlaterial facts.
tn. ease has been ably ara thorough
~ argued throughout.
tfhe prisoner shows the strain
throuah which he has passed within
the past ten daye
After argument the jury retired to
their ros5sn ~ 4 o'clock. and being
raiied Into court 1t o'clock. were
a1to1k1sd pftl 4 IA II. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22
MEXICAN RAIDERS
ARE BUSY AGAIN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21--That reyo-
lutionary forces In the province OF
Durango again are ralding the neigh.
boring country. was evident from
dispatches, to the State department to-
day reporting the sackinE and burning
of the Maguey ranch, Nh American
owned plantation sixty miles west OF
Durango.
One hundred rebels arc said to have
attacked the ranch and despite the
desperate resistance ~ the employees
burned Ill the hHildtnge ana drove
On tbe cattle. Il n detachrnAnt 81 fsteral
- ~ u :. n q 8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22

Tom simmons, colored. was arrest
ed last night by First district officers
and locked mp at the First station
on the charge OF entering the resi-
dence Of w. T. Johnson, and carrying
or a stick pin valued AT sis, and d
suit of clothes valued at $35 He de-
ufsx the charge = III szSTs-7 i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22
Your o5edient servant,
ID. w. BOLEN.
Preparing the Papers.


The necessary legal papers for the
transfer of the ease of Claude Allen
to the United States Supreme court
are now in course Of preparation by
Clerk Stewart Jones. IL the State Sa-
preme court. and Will he ready today
or tomorrow. The appeal. when it
is ready. will be presented to the JUS
tice having Jurisdiction over matters
in the Fourth circuit. which includes
Virginia. aud that means that 1t will
go to Chief Justice White. 90 Should
he allow a writ of error, the case
would he regularly entered on the
docket and take its turn. The favor
able action of the chief justice, how
ever, would mean an indefinite lease
ON life for Claude Allen, as Ihe Nir-
ginia sentence. in the event that Gov
ernor Mann does not see fit To COM
mute 1t. could not be carried out
until the United states Supreme court
had disposed OF the case one way or
another.
However. Judge Hairston will not
institute action for federal interior
ence until after Governor Mann has
made known his final decision in the
matter next Friday. Under the pres
ent status of the case, the Aliens have
until December 18th to live. and their
counsel has ample time after that
date To carry Claude's case to the
highest tribunal In the meantime
Judge Hairston Is taking no chances.
and should Governor Mann decline TO
again interfere with the sentences,
everything will he in readiness for
invoking federal action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22

f. No misrepresentation.
:. No high priced college associ-
ates.
s. Give dollar piano value for every
dollar invested.
9. No questionable selling schemes.
70. Honorable business dealing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22

in furtheranee of the conspiracy. Sup
pose that in his feuds with Deputy
Sheriff Samueis (Which is known to
have existed for several years., and
with any other court officers, that
Floyd Alien was entirely to blame,
lStill cannot escape the conclusion
that Claude would naturally see his
father as in the right, and the others
as in the wrong. He would naturally
look upon the officers as hostile to
his father. and would align himself
with the latter and imbibe something
of his spirit and temper. and thus
be drifted along into crime without
comprehending the moral turpitude
Of his course.
Again; From long personal &C
quairance with Floyd Allen, when |
think of Ii conspiracy l can think
of ii only as completely controlled
and dominated by one man tFioyd
Allen). and Of every other conspira-
tor AZ completely merged in him and
controlled by his will power,
IL there WAS conspiracy it was
not the creature Of Claude Aliens
brain. 1t was hatchcd and coneocted
in n brain older than his, ard he was
simply a figure naught in the affair.
Floyd Allen is a person so imperious
and dominating in his spirit that his
would be the leading and dominat-
ing mind in any and every conspiracy
into which he would. or could, be
concerned. In every view / can take
Of Claude Aliens case, 1t seems to
ME to be lacking in that degree of
gwilful deliberation and premedita-
tion--lacking in that degree of Grim
inal violation for which he should
eNpiate his deeds with his life,
/ believe that, all things considered.
that the Intelligent brain and con-
science of Virginia would revolt at
his electrocution. [ believe that the
Communication of his death sentence
would be approved by the good peo-
pie OF Virginia, and that in such com
mutation "justice and judgment" will
have met together" and that peace
and righteousness will have kissed
each other.
Feeling very much in earnest that
this, my petition, may find respon-
sive chord in the executive con-
science, | am.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22

/. Our non-commission plan.
,. All pianos marked at one price.
3. No purchased testimonials.
4. Absolutely one set OF terms to all
s. No inducements to influential
fFieads. ..--.- ..,~.s~,,.. --.~~. .
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
uitaNews Notes
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve ice cream in the park to-
morrow evening.
I Mrs. VIII Roach and Meldon and
Leland Scheu left Fruita Wednesday
for few days visit in Glenwood
I Miss Nondras Ballard has returned
from her vacation and will resume
her position at Beach's next Monday.
Mrs. Emma Fulton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy, left last Friday on a
/ two-weeks' fishing trip to the Black
canon.
Miss Genevieve Bush entertained
in honor of visiting students of the
Gunnison Normal at her home last
evening.
Mrs. Forest Roth came in from
her home on the Uintah Wednesday
and is visiting Mrs. Iris Roth for a
few days.
Joe and Clarence Kiefer went
down to Horsethief canon this morn
ing to join fishing party and enjoy
a fish fry.
Mrs. John Robinson. who has been
Ill for some time at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. a. D. Mahany, is re-
ported weaker.
Doc PAWN, well known cowboy
OF the lower valley. returned to the
hills yesterday. after having spent a
few days in town.
Mrs. o. c. Stone started this morn
Ing for Glade Park. where she will
visit with her mother. Mrs. McLough-
lin,. for about week.
Mr.. G. w. Young has been down
from Palisade visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Ed Hiatt, for the past week.
He left for home yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Masser drove over
from their sunny Redlands home yes
terday to look after their interests
in Fruita. They return this even
ing.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. o. o.
Fellows received the sad news of the
death of her father. Her many
friends extend to her their sincere
sympathy.
Jim Chandler, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Chandler, fell
yesterday and sprained her arm quite
severely. The little lady will carry
her arm in a sling for few days.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church hold an all day meeting today
at the home of Mrs. S. A. Shenk. The
ladies are making aprons which
will be placed on sale in the various
stores in the near future.
Walter S. Price of Green River
stopped OF in Fruita to visit the fam
lily of ID. V. Righdenour for few
days. He left on No. last evening
for the peach orchards of Palisade.
where he was Joined by his family.
Blue Grass butter, 25c.-Ricks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

Friday and Saturday-an excep-
tionally good program.
Captured by Bedouins" great
Kalem picture taken on the steam
ship Adriatic while crossing the
ocean, in Cairo. Egypt. and on the
Great Sahara desert; the story of a
young girls capture by savages and
her exciting rescue.
BILLY and the Butler; a spark
ling. snappy comedy drama. wonder
fully original in plot and splendid;y
portrayed; treat from the first foot
to the last.
From Fireman to Engineer; one
of the greatest railroad pictures ever
shown. Steve Reardon, fireman on a
yard engine, asks for promotion. but
Is told that he is not qualified. One
day the superintendent little girl
visits the yard and climbs on an en-
gine, and, while playing with the
throttle, starts the engine, which
races madly away. Reardon appeals
to the engineer of the limited for
help. but fails. In desperation, he
knocks the engineer down. uncou-
pies the engine and starts in chase OF
the runaway engine, which. after an
exciting chase, he captures and re-
turns. It's very exciting picture
and too good to miss.
Special music evenings.
Matinee Saturday at p.m.--chil-
dren, &c. S-16-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
DOPE HEhDS WHO
CAUSED DEATH Of
CONVICT, RELEASED

Canon City, Colo, Aug. 16.-Dan
Eifenberg and May Ruran of Dem
yer. who were held in the county
jail since last Sunday accused of Civ
ing Morris Eifenberg, alias Williams,
convict in the penitentiary. a
quantity OF morphine from the effects
of which he died last Sunday morn
ing, were released from custody to-
day. District Attorney James T.
Locke, who has had the matter un-
der consideration. stated today that
there is no doubt that they gave the
morphine to Williams at the prison
road camp, but that there is no stat
ute covering the case, hence 1t is i'm
possible to prosecute them for a
criminal act.
Immediately upon their release Ell
fenberg and the woman both of
wrom are declared to be fiends,
called on Warden lyman at the peni-
tentiary and begged him to return to
them the drugs and other things that
were taken from them at the time of
their arrest.
I'm awfully sorry about this"
whined Eifenberg. Yes. I'm sorry
to-" said the warden. sorry that
there isn't a low so that you could
be put behind these bars for the
murder of your brother. Both of
you ought to be in the penitentiary."
1t is not likely that anything
further will be done in this case un-
less some evidence can be produced
showing that the morphine was given
to the prisoner with criminal in
tent. The general opinion here
among those familiar with the cir
cumstances is that Williams, once
having been a dope fiend and having
been practically cured and the drug
eliminated from his system. did not
realtize that the old-time dose of 40
grains. which at one time would have
hardly affected him would later prove
fatal. The couple left town this af-
ternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
GIRL
DIES HERE

After an Illness OF two years with
tuberculosis Of the bones. Miss Kate
Deacy, aged "a years. cousin Of
Father O'Farrel of Montrose, died
last night at St. Mary's hospital,
where she had been for nearly a
year.
Miss Deacy was born and lived for
20 years near Dublin Ireland, and
came to Colorado thinking that she
could benefit her health.
The body will be taken to Mont
rose tomorrow. Father O'Farrel viii
have charge of the remains, arriving
here tonight on No. 3l9.
The lady had hundreds of friends
in Grand Junction who knew her
largely for her cheerfulness. In
spite of her terrible ailment, she was
never pessimistic. and she had many
close friends in this locality.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
WILL OPEN BRANCH
OFFICE IN LONDON
Englishmen Furnish Patrons for
Compound to Cure Tobac-
co Habit.

In short time J. Edward Cook. a
manufacturer of this city, will en-
joy distinction which but few man
ufacturers OF America can boast of.
Mr.. Cook manufactures cure for the
tobacco habit. lie will soon estab-
lish branch office in London, Eng
land.
For some time Mr.. Cook has been
making heavy shipments of his pro-
duct to the British isles, having re-
ceived several cable orders for his
goods. One of his patrons in London
is l.. Halliday. a capitalist and tele-
phone magnate, who is using the
medicine for the cure of the cigar
ette habit. England has many smok-
ers, but few chewers OF tobacco.
Mr.. Cook now ships his product to
all parts of America, Canada. Alaska
and England. Me will also open a
branch at Houston. Tex. in the near
future.-Wichita Eagle, April Fl,
1910.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

We notice from our exchanges that
the Col. M. l.. Clark & Sons shows
which willsvisit here. August .22 have
NICE clean. up-to-date perform
ance. Everyone should avail them
selves OF this opportunity to attend,
as 1t viii be the only big show this
season.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
MARINES At MANAGUA.
Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Three
hundred and sixty marines, landed
by the collier Justin at Corinto. have
been sent to Managua to reinforce
the blue jackets from the gunboat
Annapolis.
The Americans and other foreign
ers at Matagalpa have been informed
by the government that they must
be prepared to protect themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
STOP PAYING RENT.

j have 4-room house. near the
fruit growers association only $500:
also broom modern house in the
best residence district, only s1,S00.
Small payment down. balance like
rent. A. T. GORMLEY,
! S-15-1w iii So. Fifth st. .
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

The City Van Transfer. Livery q
Storage company. All kinds OF haul
ing. and the best Of livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches of
the business. Barton & Terrill, pro-
prietors.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

Our shoes prices are messages of
comfort. Just think: Any of our
left overs on our bargains are good
$3.50 and 81 values, at S5c. McCon-
nell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
oRozCo's TROOPS EvACUATE
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Continued from Page 1.)
have sought refuge.
When the soldiers have gone the
citizens vigilance committee will
arm and establish police system un-
til the occupation by the federal
troops is accomplished.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

Since the above article was pub
lished, the branch offices referred to
have been established; also one at
San Francisco. Cal.
Mr.. Cook is now in Grand June
tion at the St. Regis hotel for few
days visit. and is making special
offer that will interest all users of
tobacco who would like to stop its
use.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

If you want home-cooked meals,
served in homelike manner, go to
Mrs. Glessner's, 553 Rood avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

When you need harness. think
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

Creamery butter. 25c.-Ricks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

columbine MIlk. 3 Cor s5c. Ricks
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16

Keep Oft the tiles Fred 4antsy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-16
AT THE CRYSTAL.

Blue Grass butter, 25c.-Ricks
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
- Chy's c. o.aA
By Mrs. y. q. Dice

ny Mrs. y. g. Dice:
Ohio City not only lays claim to
having the best gold mines and mills
and the prettiest babies in Gunnisoa
county. but we believe also that we
have the couple that has been married
the greatest number of years.
On March IL, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Harrington celebrated their fifty
eighth wedding anniversary at them
home here. They were married in
Howard county, Indiana, March l2,
1854.
The following year they moved to
Iowa and engaged in farming. Mr..
Harrington belonged to Company c,
Twenty ninth Iowa Volunteers and
went to the front in 1862 remaining
until the end of the Civil war.
Mrs. Harrington has a fund of
"Reminiscences, which includes stories
Of hardships that the women en-
dured during those terrible years.
Mr. Harrington is a member of
the Gunnison Post No. IL, G. A. r.
In 1871 the Tarkingtons moved to
Kansas and the following year Mr..
Harrington, lured by the tales of the
great riches to be found in Colorado.
came to Gunnison county. Mrs.
Harrington and the children followed
later. They have lived in Ohio City
for 30 years. Mr.. Harrington was
postmaster for a number of Years
and is now engaged in mining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington have
three children, Mrs. Alice Jones.
Mrs. Minnie Fry and Will Tarkine-
ton, all lising in Ohio City. They
have twelve grandchildren and
eleven grest-grandchildren. Mr..
Tarkineton, who is known for her
wit, recently remarked: The great
esa.dchildren weren't coming f.ss
esoagh % this Last year they cams
in dosbles" - the little twin girls d
Ar~ Sayder, her gra,ddsua hter.
will testify.
Mr.. TaSkia9ton was born on Jaa.
-. 1888 in Tippecsnoe county,
Indiana. His wife, who was Mssy
Ana Ball, VS. born in Fr.nklia
cosnsy, Ohio, On Dec 2, 1885.
The cospls kase . hoss of friesAs
in 0ennisoa co.aty Who will wisA
thsa oaay oore ysass Of happiDsus
nd prosperity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
An Appeal to Your Chanty

From OFF the praies of Colorado a cry
that the Of all who People
reported a condition bordering little children
hungry and thiny clad 1t beyond the
that such condition exstat through their pride
from the neglect Of their neghbos reporting the NATTER
dents of this splendid actually should be in
The being urged by the State Bureau of Child and
Animal Protection vide publicity the prevailing cond
tions several of the Money
with the life Those who will
to send their donations to the president OF the Bureau Mr.
Colbum, Capitol Building Denver.
Famine in Colorado We have often heard of such
don India China and in other foreign lands popu-
lated with subj people But in Colorado glorious Colo
Of the printed appeal that NewshamIon:
"A condition o destitution and famine
SETTLERS three
Owing the lack Of rainfall during the past years
aud unbroken condition of their claims and
ordinary Of this the the plains
years people and their children
many literally starving Their gaunt
drag pow from weakness Their milk
help them within the days both
will die. These their and children endured great
harshis make homes They be helped children
led their stock saved and their sowed Common
demands that much"
NewsChampion suggests public meeting where a colec
tion shall he taken and the forwarded to Mr. Cobun
And don't bring only your small change
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

~. bst I tell them Of my god friend,
Lyaia E. Pimkham's Vegetable Com
ps0A md hat there viii be 10 hack
sche md bearing down pains for them il
tAey viii take it - have. ] - scarcely
ever witAost i in he ho1se.
II win say also tAa& s.ink sAsee =
- bet4se ne6cine - be fond fer ysune
elR1k ~ eldese A.aghtee - taken
Lyaa z Pmkham's veeetab,e Con-
Vsusd fer painful peFSsb - iregslsr-
~, - Il - helpea -.
~ - always reoAy sad wiling %
9psak . go vori fer Lyfa Z. Pink-
1nn'sVeGeeabse Co1ps0A tel evesy
- I Dse4 ~ I eve ny kealsA snd
01ptse1 - ~ vuodesf1l ss6cise. :"
-@ J.C teUssoN, Sssesvil3e, MicA.,
hH.n4
1vAa z hakhan's Vegetable Con-
- 0s1e ffsa naxive rsso ssahesAa,
GsuonD - oag1sai0 - hafDAl AkuRA
- ss1.v hssAs sAe reosrl Il hsine tke
~ 0sss.fd ssos1y ssr wsaaa's In
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
WHITE PINE
News Champion Correspondence

Tuesday, March -.
Porter aud smith have appraised
about - II. and find ore all the way.
Everything looks fine at their place.
j. W. Dixon is making great
progress on his tunnel ON the Isabella.
lie expects to cut the lead in a few
days.
VIM. Flannigan has returned from
a ten-day trip to Denver. He reports
Denver as very quiet and very few
people travelling.
Peterson. Barker and Hamilton
struck the contact they have been
looking for in an upraise. They now
are eross-cutting to il from the tun-
mel level.
j. G. Reagan left for Yellow j acket.
Idaho. where he is interested in a
large placer mining property. He
will be away for several months.
Erie Eastman and Frank Fassler will
hook after his interests in the mean
time.
rTdDk fdsAitF bdu n Ddu dttfttebt
yesterday in getting out timbers for
the Morning star mine. His AK
caught ON limb, and glancing, cut
deep cash in his foot near the joint
of large toe. He will be laid up for
some days.
Eric Eastman and Frank Faseler
have secured the contract for running
the Morning star tunnel about S0 n
to ore shoot. They also have a lease
on the mine for three years. They
are running two shifts and have
made five feet per day for the last ten
days.
Mr.. Annie Mcmahon hae been
notified by the postal department
and by senator Guggenheim that slse
wae appointed postmaster Of white
Zine on Feb. - She viii receive her
commiesioa in a Sew days. Mr.
Mahon y from 81. Joseph. No. where
she conducted a wall paper and art
1ueisdR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22
RAA0AD NOTES

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Easiasss I'd Cs.ptssl sssssusd
Moaasy fEoa C,nsrros vksse he
had Gose 70 ssliese John fAossldsoa.
The esss bosad pssssaess sss
delayed several ho~ss Monday by
three freight cars which were de-
ralled near Clmsrron.
Bo.Ies maker Rex Clark made a
trip 10 Jsck's Cabin this week TO
work Oh the water service, and 10
Crested Bstse 10 sepsir engine 366.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

Crooks end Woods sold their
transfer business and outfit to Par
sons and Ferguson.
John Risse left for a visit to
Carlsbad, Germany.
Mrs Chas Francisco WAS visiting
in Kansas and Nebraska.
William Burns fatally stabbed
Harry Enelish at Lake City. Burns
wss brought to Gunnison for safe
keeping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-22

etableCompound and
Sentative " ash have
done me. I live on Q
farm andhaveworlseA I
very hard. I an
forty-five years Old.
md IN tie mother
u thirteen children.
Many people think
II str,nge that I IN
not broken down
with hard wOsk anA
the care a nv fam