New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-01
Mother Told Him to
Pray for Papa. He
Tells Jurors.
SAYS SHE, TOO,
LOVED HUSBAND
Ten. and Just Like a
Brownies Bust" Lad
Amazes Courtroom.
D. ? =. VAN DE WATER.
fs, rs,sss - to The ITieuoel

Providence, - -
-. story Of how little boy heipeo
his mother.
II vss told to-day by the imp'sh'
,,,ss-eornered mouth that is Charhe
Nobr's heritage from her. TINS was
81. mouth that Mrs Eiizaoetn r. N0n'
t.se5 few minutes before ne TOOK
n. stand. her witness IN her muraer
,-isl. This was the mouth mat sne
,,hooled 20 tale bearing 'ha' J." '".
past years has Whispered '''' 80. S'-'S ~,
NE lS'n'' ''''. ~, - accused Of
IS we -" .,.,.;,~ - her hus-
eonsp'liNs I'D -t,.- ~ That is
esno, II y. Lsl, her
Wy nc .t, ,ss+ bis mothers
OHS'''. -. i,sisons with va
'g' y" '.. ..s ro-be~'s thief. who
''0.' ....f. ~.s hookr from the
'.o'' -, s.st. his mothers go-be-
,..,, ..-~,e5 messages IN regard
So s-or, her 10 negro stable
I.. .u.,o~ Thar i why he
'1''- A.,.he-
- ,reu for all his ten years
srt. :. .hs lad bu+ mis- face is old
,t-.h..-5tssn The bov may not
-. 80 .bs wild piratical boyish
s-.sus that filed the lives Of Penrod
c.l.A,,a sr5 Ton, SAWYER and millions
- heir ace bur he has learned much
mora
c, r,so,s Son.lor
''1' ~
Persons VINO "ou'o ioo'" ~ "'e''-
above TIE Isii OF 1ne '''neSS DO~ :" 90
|aSf.es f'aHA''n non u'1 '"-' -.
noon sno" less o. '"e ~ 4-',V' -
s'me''mes Ike D-' "O. "'I - -,
nave in0laefs or lA'H'is inc o','''oy 80. .
he was Oha1ies' IT, uN'i' I"S'
Der J. "'en MS ia'neI u'eo Il" 'Ae 'Os
p''ai Win o-'e' "o's '"io-e" "''
heaa"
tor years the sooo molhe' INA =.
% nv" -1's' '-0I' mas res0- '0'O -,
upon me "''',ss s-ei.u mas "uii4Oei GU
among 'ne spies WIN "hom sne SUI
'0-H0eu nef AlsDano her niue s"u
'a'y son one loFeu 'ne man VINO nSu
s0useo ne'' She mas saia' ano she 9e'
"s la WHO pears MS name 70 "@'c"
..' A0''ons' % gamer eV'oence against
his father "She used TO dream OF
p'ps every night Charley testined To-
rum '''Oso ~ -"'''
1' en''~iaseu lhe man chiIo she pore
d. Aohr 20 eavesdrop, 70 bear tales,
to stes. from his fatber's desk. She
tsuvh,
- NC. 60" 20 say uls prayers every
1'snS sAo pray for papa.
During the day that same Lad peered
With vnuno In. ,,,,a.,..s., 4;,,.. 80, Gov
,ors
~ ue" 'A4e o. tne physician ana
a's Burger TO carry home with him.
Bitter ard cruel. aud NOT a little
kAAors mo. a, W. -. C,--,t =.
''-' ''"' O""i'Ie '1N
ne knew no otneI. and to-day he
hsd his reward. Few boys, no matter
Tow old AID wise +be,r faces can h.
minutes the eeh'rsI hgure IN
's courtroom, in one Of the most
sensational murder trials New Eng
land has eve. t.ou wh.. ..;..;i.~o
a.. a. ''"' - 49, '-0e c
"'~o NBufe IN me blue Noriolk
~" and the Eton collar earned to-day
v virtue Of his years Of espionage.
II ~
he was All Boy
The defence had oroned Cts way
afough two hours Of he afternoon
session when the lad entered the court
room. From shiny Shoes 20 shiny hair
he was spic and snan Before the
snail figure that TANNED ,broYeb the
sudden hush marched a court attend
az brave In blue and gold. He was
81 boy. Fresh and wholesome and
500 10 look at was Charlie. lie
'-aned cheerfuliv a. his mother
ne smile he turned upon the audi
nee was infectious. A long soft "Ahi"
.'ss from the women who packed the
'ag benches AZ The rear If the cham
motion nicture M sVInu 'm~1 IunS ontous .o,as