Show Thc iiyisamiters S JtT1 for JLifc LONDON May 18 Judge Hawkins s this morning began summing up in the case of Cunningham and Burton on trial fpr treason and felony in connection with the recent dynamite explosions TheJudge analyzed the evidence against Burton and called attention at-tention to the fact that Burtons statement was not made under oath and therefore entitled en-titled to very little credence If there was any truth in his statemeu said the Judge it was astounding that no witnesses was called support it Mr Phelps the new United States Minister to England was in the court room and listened closely to the Judges charge Mr Phelps seemed very much impressed by the stern language of the Judge The jury returned a verdict finding both prisoners guilty The prisoners were both sentenced to penal servitude for life Cunningham maintained his selfcompos ure but Burton broke down and sobbed when the verdict was rendered When the prisoners were asked if they had anything to say why the sentence of the law should note not-e passed upon them Cunningham protested he was innocent He said ho was willing to accept penal servitude for life but they could not touch his soul Burton simply declared he was innocent |