Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-27
.,DpATL MURDER.
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1.-The Assassination of the
.ssv'' '''', mo, rom Ambush on
r''', ., rsoru-spri"s Road
,,c glohmond DIspaich.l
T, october 25,--Io'm Dr.
ea'',,ll ',.rn. the county seat the
. 8 ', lanai murler trial probably
= ., his section Of Virginia will
20 10 r. rss case is that OF the Com
ssn p, o.. william A. FeasleS The
gov .... n. the accused is that at, on
- ~. IL, 81 April, 1920 he killed
~ -, .,5,a. the treasurer OF the
y B g .,,cting him in the head as
- .,, fhc Ihorn-Spring road
ss >.e. ..r and his home. IL.
rt ,.r VISA substantial citizen
y. Is -rr means Is concerned,
SIS ., = ''', no,; popular men in the
. ass Mt Known TO have an
e.' ST. 81. ..-,e Of one Of the oldest
- 1r rs IN the county ms
eS 81. csslall, had been one OF
81 ''-. ,e.tlers 10 this section.
nana little moro than
2i b. .'i. having been born on
sse D...b.r.lS37. The county
.,.a..slia ISL"
2 ALL SOLDIERS.
80. threc brothers, two OF
3ia ,Ao vsr, we're Cont t
8, SHALL enlisted in 1851 in
c~arl, John II. after
MO the cavalry branch of
" All rose from the ranks to
In september. 1865, he
~. rra K,ng,s daughter Of the
\ kias. Having no child
.t,.,l hng +. Harmon, a
Surviving brother, James
+. ne superintendent OF
.la casrty. His three sur
..-s Mrs. Stevens, OF Mont
r. .,-,,r. aoi Mrs. James b.
=, 81 US, 4. L. jordan oil Fn'
nnUEo TREASURER
..sa fthelate George More
..v treasurer. in 1887,
c.ff. vas appointed his sue
r,.rci The Office until the
linn ereI. In July, 1889, on
st.uottle Pulaski National
..-su. chosen IS the president OF
800. r. acl only a week pre-
,.... -hh. became a director of
H Development Company.
49,. ~s.stoye reproach, beloved
tel rs al who knew him
.-..traI.t.,one malevolent indi'
y, elh.srossesslons. and dolbt-
~rt..l'- hoping 10 possess him
.st,r-. q bis means. 1t was
49,. Mr. Cadlall frequently car
/. r., .-us otmouey on his person,
ri. as;i' vas bis usual habit to 60
-. .a-s 81 NeEbern. take the taxes
.-.e3r.,re aci bring the sums to
~ q. ltos.t N the bank here.
=. ,,.a.rv vas no doubt the i'm
/, =. ,.a.4 % the cruel deed that de-
q liz q lis life.
U.T0EI or TIE CRIME.
ell iavof lis death he had left
n. ;-e morning. and fret had gone
-1 Thence be went to his Office
Men. arriving at the latter place
-.s,,rtleuoon hour. He visited
t,r ,-s i,1cst0rc and the mercantile
q ,.,t-. Z Howe h Stone. At the
,.s.,s le procured a bottle of lini-
4. ,oe.e Oh IT, slrained limb Of a
h.. ! -s all got trusted for the
r.. r-,t1s.e, saying he happened
.asl, money with him.
s-lyE oy IHE MURDER.
Az. it O'Clock he started for
= Within tw MY minutes he met
! e.. 81 TIE hands Of an assassin.
-. --,rrng road. so called. turns
i--Le ID Nevhern and Pulaski
tl g. ,ots IVES, Of the school-house
. es s-.e = tie village, and runs in
+. ~ direction. Mr.. Caddall got
-. l.'.a TIP Of a hill ON this road.
E1 q tle all three quarters from
- p ], Is only q short distance
T. &c ~ q this hill to the track
g NJ K and Western railroad.
.-ts cas-, fine highway for q con-
.,a ls'ance stretches quite o
% -sv.0l North and west is an
y ',..'s.' extending to Pulaski and
g-- A. oi-iashioned Virginia rail-
e, .s ..;ter side OF the highway.
BE- r close hv where Mr.. Caddall
Z . Us ] q stand two oak trees,
2 O. '-s ives, side Of the highway
;. ,-'s = i. tie other a few feet
r. q. Elevated bank Of the earth
si.i 1. tie highway. He was
49, slg. As lis horse was between
-tis1 tees
htE LiFB THREATENED.
IV',s.a who will testify at the trial
A.. "a Sic saw the shooting and did
't- Z III. the past summer be-
~ -'fa'e vAs threatened in case she
teal anything concerning her
'@.-5 a the affair. The bullet
',i'sl'h, back Of the head on tho
@i1 he Witnessed referred to says
~-ilefed man was looking ut
s'.-ooltd Passenger train APP
'i.-s On The railroad from the West.
','', r. riier having been thrown,
1't's4 or in the direction OF its
y, rme. Il crossed the railroad
= e.r'ly N front Of the train as il
!, ! z ''' way 70 Dublin station, two
,aTie, miles east. The animal
= a'o' about a mile and half and
. sen and recognized by the
:. = - Akers and his son, Washing
! " T'-e returning on the Thorn
- i1sl 70 their home.
FILL ALIVE.
~ gztemen believed the animal
I ~ w. It's rider, aud they led it
I. 70 b. L tLey would not find him.
10y arprsed. indeed, when they
|, Y, e., =, The railroad track and as
-, =. y ILL., There lay Mr.. Caddall
- Ils-y upon his back terribly
4. - 4hsre VAS the bullet-hole in
20. all besides his head had been
/. '5Si.y 70 a pulp with a rock,
u.o'iy stones were found close
~ W. still alive, but uncon-
lie vas family calculating to
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