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Judge Loving Will Be Indicted Today

PUBLIC SYMPATHY DIVIDED

Prominence of Two Families In-

volved Cause of Intense Interest InProceedings Plea of UnwrittenLaw Again to Position of Daughter of Accused

Special to The VrathbtfMi HeraldRichmond Va May 36 Probably one

of most sensational cases in theannals of criminology in Virginia willbe formally called at Lovlngston NelsonCounty tomorrow when exJudge Will-iam G Loving will be Indicted for themurder of Theodore Fetes whom JudgeLoving accused of drugging his daughter

The prominence of the two familiesInvolved and the close relation bymarriage of one of them with the gov-ernor of the State lend an additionalabsorbing interest to the approachingtrial The sympathies of the peoplewith the one side or the other have tornthe county o Nelson in twain Thepolitical aspect of the situation will in-

volve the moet prominent and powerfulpeople In the Commonwealth

Events Lending to ShootingThe events leading up to the shooting

are in themselves full of interest On theafternoon In question which happened tobe Sunday young Kates had an engagement to drive with Miss Mary milddaughter of E L Kidd clerk of theNelson County Court at whose homeMiss Loving happened to be visiting atthe time Upon the return of the youngpeople from the drive Mtea Kidd suggested that her escort take her guest fora spin along the country roads whichsuggestion was readily acted upon

Miss Loving was returned to the Kiddhome In a state bordering upon unconsciousness It was necessary to assisther from the buggy and into the housewhere she was put to bed and whereshe remained until the following day Aphysician wee called to attend the youngwoman Estes himself going for the manof medicine The physician is said tohave made a statement after the deathof Estes that he treated the girl for anoverdose of whisky and that there wereno evidences and that he never suspectedan assault Miss Loving lAter Is reported to have acknowledged that shehad been feeling unwell all day and thatshe took a small drink from a bottleoffered her by Estes The suppositionis that she took more than she intendedwhich may have accounted for her partial unconsciousness

Judge Loving left his home on Mondaywith the avowed purpose of killing EstesHe carried his shotgun at the bottom ofhis buggy He drove first to Oak Ridgewhpre Estes conducted a store as apartner of his father and theredirected to the car on the railroad sidingDriving up to the door of the ear JudgeLoving peremptorily demanded of twonegroes to stand aside and without anypreliminary warning shot the young mandown

After the shooting when the negroesstarted to the assistance of the fallentruth he told them that it was no usethat he had shot to kill Estes diedbefore he could be removed from thepar Immediately after the shootingJudge Loving drove to Loringston andsurrendered to the authorities He madeno denial of the killing nor has any suchdenial ever been made

Pleads Unwritten InwJudge Loving was accorded a prelimi

nary hearing on the tailoring day atwhich time the case was revtanded tothe Xelwm County grand jury JudgeLoving being released on bail JudgeLoving pleaded the unwritten law Inhis own defense at the preliminary hearing and this defense will probably enterlargely into the actual trial of the caseJudge Loving stated that he killed Estesbecause Estes had drugged his daughter

He called attention to the fact thathe did not hunt for Bates on Sundaythe day of the alleged crime but waiteduntil the following day after both he andhis wife had an opportunity of talking-to the girl and getting the story from herown lips He stated that the girl hadbeen returned how after the buggyride drugged and that he had doneonly what any man would have doneunder similar circumstances JudgeLovings lawyers also gave out a similarstatement at that time The unwrittenlaw feature as a justification of theaction of Judge Loving was practicallythe sole plea at that time

It was not until several days laterthat It became noised abroad that asa matter of fact there had probably beenno asault In that connection it Is alleged that even if that were true JudgeLoving actually believed that an assaulthad been commlted at the time thatEstes was shot by him It Is probablethat this allegation alone will have weight-to save him from the scaffold It beinghard to convict a man In Virginia fordefending the good name of his womenIf he has good reasons to believe thatharm has been done to them

No Statement from GirlNo statement has ever boon procured

from Mlas Loving as to what actuallytook place on the buggy drive She wasremoved to her home on the day of theshooting and haa been kept In closeretirement since Her every action nndmovement are carefully guarded no senti-ment being allowed to escape from herlips as to what she will probably saywhen placed on the stand Her testimonywill undoubtedly be the feature of thetrial The most Intense interest is beingmanifested in the probable stand thatshe will take

Her position is one of the most peculiar-in which a young girl could be placedIf an assault was not committed by Estesthe will be placed on the rack betweenconflicting duties If she testifies thatEstes offered her no indignities then shewill publish to the world that her fatherWiled the man without sufficient provo-cation and will herself be doing morethan any other person to send him to aprison cell or to the gallows

Hiding Club Is OrganizedSpcaal fa The Washington Herald

Cumberland Md May 38 The Clarksburg Riding and Driving Club has beenorganized at Clarksburg W Va with amembership of thirtyone and the

officers President John W Davissecretary and treasurer Haymond Maxwell executive committee E B DelsonR J Gazley and Arthur Parsons

Virginia K of to SleetSpecial to The Washington Herald

Lynchburg Va May 26 The annualconvention of the Grand Lodge of theVirginia Ktnghts of Pythias will convenehere Tuesday evening and it Is expectedthat the session will continue until Thurs-day Some 300 delegates and visitors areexpected in the city during the sessionsof the organization

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head of Department of Mathematicsat Naval Academy Detached

Special to Tho Washington HeraldAnnapolis Md May 26 At his own re-

quest the Navy Department has relievedProf William Wlrt Hendrickson fromduty as head of the department of mathe-matics at the Naval Academy He willbe detached from that duty next monthand ordered to his home Prof Hendrickson has served as head of the mathematics department since 1897 June 21

1006 he went on the retired list of thenavy by virtue of the age limit with therank of captain but he was continued onduty at the Academy

Whether Prof Hendrickson will resumehis duties In the fall is a matter of con-

jecture but In nil probability he will notThe Navy Department will now be calledupon to detail a successor to the department chief The next In succession ac-

cording to rank Is Prof Stimson JBrown at present chief assistant to ProfHendrickson and it Is thought that hewill be designated

VIRGINIA TEACHERS TO MEET

Conference In Called for June 21and I nt Lynchburg

Special to The Washington HeraldLynchburg Va May 26 A meeting of

the teachers of tho high schools of Vir-ginia has been called by Prof EdgarSydenstrlcker of tho Lynchburg HighSchool who Is president of the VirginiaState High School Teachers Conference-to be held at the University of Virginia-on Juno 21 and 23 the University beingselected as the place of meeting at thesuggestion of President E A AldermanThe meeting will be the regular semiannual one

The conference was organized at Richmond last November with the election ofProf Sydenstricker president and J CHarwood and C C Pierson of thoRichmond High School vice president andsecretary respectively

RAIDING DISSOLUTE NEGROES

Mayor Determined tobeak Up Terrorizing Gangs

Special to The Wadiioston HeraldWinchester Va May 36 Mayor H H

Baker swore In a number of plain clothespolicemen lust night and taking a handhimself made a determined move to break-up disorderly crowds of negroes who becoming Intoxicated have terrorized resi-dents of North Winchester late at night

The police arrested negroes who havebeen stealing coal from the Baltimore aridOhio railroad yards desolate negrowomen and craps shooters

Lexington Pastor ResignsSpeetal to The Waablagton Herald

Lexington Va May 26 The RevThompson B Soiithall for the past twoyears pastor of the Lexington Presbyterian Church this morning at a congregational meeting presented his res-ignation which was accepted and thecongregation unanimously adopted aresolution to unite with him In requesting the Presbytery to dissolvethe pastoral relations the resignation-to take effect August 15 next

Death of Charles W GlblicnsSpecial to The Washington Herald

Winchester Va May 3S Following aIllness of brain trouble Charles

William Gibbens died this morning atthe home of his father former City Treas-urer C M Gibbens Winchester in hisfortythird year For a number of yearshe was railway mall clerk and later

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Junior Order United Americans Holds Memorial

LAST EFFORT TO SAVE NEGRO

Joseph Lawyer to Appealto Gor Svrnnnon II E CampConfederate Veterans Attend the

of William G MooreStrike Are Unfounded

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Alexandria Va May HavenAlexandria councils Junior Order

United Americans held memorial services today in honor of the memory ofthe deceased members of tho order Thotwo councils assembled this afternoon InSarepta Hall and marched to the Methodist Protestant Cemetery where the

took placo Rev S I Humphriespastor of the Methodist ProtestantChurch delivered the memorial addressand Rev Edgar Carpenter rector ofGrace Episcopal Church took part In theservices

Several members of R E Lee CampConfederate Veterans attended thefuneral of William G Moore which WItS

held yesterday afternoon from his latehome near Fwineonla Fairfax CountyTho deceased was a member of the campRev J Rowe of Baltimore officiatedand the burial service of the camp wasread at the grave by one of the membersThe members pre ent were CommanderWilliam A Smoot First Lieut Command-er W W Sherwood Adjutant Charles STaylor and Frank J Davidson

Attorney James E Clements will prob-ably go to Richmond tomorrow to pre-sent to Gcv Swaueon a petition askingthe executive to commute to life imprison-ment the sentence In the case of JosephThomas colored who is condemned to behanged in Alexandria County next Fri-day morning A counter petition askingthe governor to let the law take Itscourse and signed by about a hundredcitizens of the county has already beenforwarded to Richmond-

At the second regular Sunday servicesheld today by the recently organizedMethodist Protestant congregation underthe name of Bethany Church the sermonsin the morning and evening were de-

livered by Rev William M Polsal ofBaltimore formerly pastor of the originalMethodist Protestant Church of this city

Rumors that a strike was Impendingamong the employes of the WashingtonAlexandria and Mount Vernon Railway-are said to have beta unfounded Somecolor was given to the reports hy theappearance of several new men in chargeof the cars but officials of the road statethat the new hands were engaged inorder to meet the increased traffic inci-dent to the opening of Luna Park

Teamster Held for Selling ManorSpecial t The WMhte ton herald

Winchester Va May JDeputy UnitedStates Marshal Rogers of Staunton withthe assistance of local pollee effected thearrest early this morning of John Murray a white teamster of Winchestercharged with violating the Internal rev-enue laws by selling liquor without alicense

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On Second Trial Sarah AnnICKK In dot Guilty

Special to The Washington HeraldCumberland Md May 26 Mrs

Sarah Ann Legs who was once con-

victed of murdering her husband InClay County W Va and sentenced tobe hanged but who was granted a newtrial by the Supreme Court of Appealswas tried at Weston W Va to whichplace tho case was removed last weekand the jury yesterdayjeturned a ver-dict of not guilty

Mrs Legg testified In her own behalfthat tho killing was accidental showIng In detail how It occurred The tes-timony showed however that MrsLegg had made threats before thecrime but tho evidence to convict herthe second time was lacking

CHURCH DAMAGED BY FIRE

Rev J IV If Ideals of WinchesterSuffer Injury Smothering Flumes

Special to The WahinstcWinchester Va May 26 The

of Market Street Methodist EpiscopalChurch was damaged by fire whichstarted In a register In the second storyfloor about 10 oclock this morning whiletho pastor Rev J W H and wifewere completing arrangements to go tochurch

Rev Mr bales hands were badlyburned while he was endeavoring tosmother the fire and no morning serviceswere held

WANTS IMPROVED HIGHWAYS

Joseph A Itliinilnn fiends Paper DeforeYnnxvlllc Knrinera Club

Specks to The WaAtegtou HeraldRixordalc Md May 26 Joseph A

Bhindun axroad commissioner ofPrince George County entertained thbmembers of the Vansvllle FarmersClub at his home Oak Villa here lastevening The host who is a praetjealroad builder read a paper on the presPont system of road building and

In Prince George County-A resolution was adopted advocating-

the continuation of the grading ofRhode Island avenue In the District ofColumbia to the District line especially In view of the fact that the proposed Washington and Baltimoreboulevard would probably be extendedthrough Hyattsville and Mount Rainier to meet Rhode Island avenue

Memorial Are HeldSpecial ta The WMbtaeton Herald

Hagerstown Md May St George ADavis formerly of Washington theorator at the memorial exercises held tbiaafternoon at Boonsboro this county Theexercises were under the auspkee of

Post G A It Memorial exer-cises were also hid this afternoon atSmlthsOurg where the orators were HonJoseph W Wolflnger and Justice BaasO Hartle At both places there wereparades the proceeeions bring made upof Union veterans Sunday schools andfraternal organizations

Dies from OverexertionCumberland Xd May 5S David

von Allmaa aged sixtyeight yearsdropped dead in the Brunswick bowl

alley Elklns W Va just after todnished a game death coming

from overexertion He staggered andfell dying almost Instantly He Is sur-vived by three children Chris von Allman of Klklns W Va Mrs SusanHaddox Alpena W Va and John vonAllman Chicago Ill

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Most Beautiful Since One inChicago Says Buchanan

WILL SOON BE COMPLETED

Former Director General of PanAmerIcan Exposition Points toMany Distinct and Novel FeaturesRecommend All Work De HurriedReturns to thee National Capital

Special to The Washington HeraldNorfolk Va May 26 After a

investigation of the JamestownExposition W I Buchanan Americandelegate to The Hague Conference formerdirector general of the PanAmerican Ex-position and recognized as a most eminent authority on the expositions in thecountry In an Interview today pro-

nounces tho Jamestown Tercentennialfrom an architectural landscape and waterfeature standpoint tho most beautifulsince the Chicago Worlds Fair Withtho 3000 workmen to be put to work thisweek Mr Buchanan says that the expositlon should be completed in ten days

Mr Buchanan came to Norfolk to lookover the exposition and make recom-mendations to the board of governors ofplans and methods for its immediate

Mr Buchanan said In speaking of theexposition

There are certain features of the ex-position that I believe are distinctly

in every sense than were found inexposition since Chicago notably

the government exhibits which excel fornovelty and Interest The States ExhibitBuilding and contents also equal any-thing that I have made by any Stateat other expositions and in some Instances are vastly better Too much Impenance has been attached to the IneompletoneFS of tho exposition With decentweather In tho next ten days there willbe a complete transformation In whatappears to tho uninitiated as serious in-completeness Too muoh prominence hasbeen given to blemishes while apprecia-tion has been lacking of a just and fairrecognition of the beautiful buildings andexcellent and splendid character of theexposition

In his report to the exposition officialsMr Buchanan recommended that no newwork be started but all work now underway be completed at once This will becarried out

Mr Buchanan returned to Washingtontonight

Harriman Get NewGalveston Tex May 26Working

through the Union Trust Company of StLouis which financed the construction ofthe Gulf Coast Line for B F YOAkum

H Harriman has acquired control ofthe new line and will use It as a part ofMs Sunset System in Texas and to connect it with his Mexican Coast Line forwhich he recently secured a concession

Cyclone Kills Two ChildrenGainesville Tex Nay 26 Yesterday

while the inhabitants of Cribble Scoringseighteen miles southeast of here weresleeping a tornado struck the edge of thetows Twenty or thirty houses werewrecked two children Harold and JennieMcdoskey were killed James McCloskey Josle Turpin and Una Jackson werefatally injured

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