Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
The Divorced Wife of Mr.. Howard She Was
a Miss Skinner, of Baltimore

immensely giving him chance withou, onsu.s
TO the Golden
You are not ameioating by conressins con-
nvance OF other criminal shouted fecely Had
you oeen decent man would have girl in
stead OF taking advantage after YOU got her
into trouble anyhow But responsibility and
says you are justified by necessity peoples
money What II this court had killed II.
clerk and complained did on the clerks no,e
He smiled broadly being antique jests and
cherishing the belief that Wit; since tmeserynp
'ubordnates felt laugh loudly as did also shy.er
lawyers and any prisoner who could those
"etched souls hoping for his favors him
that at his club he old Leprosy as result
OF the ancient expression Stunned plague-whch
be
The Puritan approvngy but the man .,
misery after being answer the unanswerabe onv
"u"ereo some nonsense about receiving
marry on the GIRL cloak model needing aiys
support ner father earning too little to send the other
10 school And she'd bringing children Into
tue world without enough to bring up deceny
ann give them halt chance he said bitter
undergraduates OF his position; besides she'd lose
her job II she had a child.
Enough. Numbered an actor on cue and at
climax This court SIR will teach your respon
sh'it'es and blame others Held Grand Jury Two
thous
gate and engaged in whispered with Conisan
Some dim remembrance Arnold he could not tell
Why but when his supposed he was led
no ne ent OF the crowded courtroom and the
cearly-he wondered II this those who had
eepped back to give him from clerk
AT all events 1t apparent that what
had prejudced Cogan handouts for his
Naery blue held to be
judicial severity.
This is shocked surprised before Il Young
10 s ors crime Sss
against YOU 1t pictured old In
sanity by drink said Conigan working righteous
as ne proceeded The least expected from
age that would be that you
would be conre repentan Instead
TO stand there as arty and impudenty
~tous-"nat Is the hauon coming to! Now this
has some knowledge OF and'-
You have right to know
by Official evidence said wrahfuy Congan hypoc
rsy IN the case OF the Engshman him
And to his guilt without shred OF evidence
You've forgotten Judge Corngan YOU have no reh
to lecture people who're enough to have to come
before you before hearing their Why juymans preu
oed pes barred And you admit
Slence shouted Cornigan. striking desk with his eayel
silence sir silence! How dare you?"
How dare I--what?' asked Arnold
What reply Cornigan to make he sur
missed from those previously made arm from
clerk VINO mad Just answered telephone
pressure that would take denial-turned
whispering that reached brought change
mad come over the telephone Then
nod oeckoned the Arnold remember and the
whispering continued Presently Corngan waved both
the lawyers clerk to hasten hooth-and
dressed himself to Arnold
' ~
Your tone iseramazing. his sofened criticism
ms court Is judge OF men, It fatters Itself
that such tone hardened criminal or
one VINO Is entirely innocent Now
is unpeJidced Your tone in6ame per
soma anger win this court II conduces thought you
point Is frrefragible But violent
That Is regrettable but not criminal"
he looked anxiousy public booth into
and began atresh ~ >
Certain personal never he hroueh, min ag.
his court Ia believer In the Anglo.