The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-16

and footed up sl,3S7.S. which included
some interest paid him on money loaned
out and then asked him what his living
expenses were, according 10 MS expense
book.
Witness said they were s9i7.lO.
O. This only left you $sO.J5 profit on ine
farm; did Il not?
q. In this same year. Mr. Massey. you
gave your son $1,000 and loaned him l,v0'
according to your previous testimony.
Where did you get IT, Mr. Massey
a. | had some on hand In the bureau
q. Mir. Massey. you continually say that
you had some on hand. but want 10
Know how you accumulated money "heh
you mad not a salary. and your own
statement proves that you were gong De-
hlnd on the farm every year,
5000 10 start with.
=. Yes sir. but / have taken up your
account, TO The point where YOU claimed
that your funds were exhausted, and
nave taken you on fr, m that point, and
~hat l want 10 know is where did you
Captain Wise here offered an apology
10 MS Honor, the jury. and everybody
upon The apparently unnecessary .ime
tnat ne was consuming in the cNamiuH-
tion, but that his responsibility % his
cnents was great that he was sure that
ms busiress was in a worse condition
than anyonc's present, and that De- had
no iuea Oh unnecessarily trying Or per
scouting the venerable plaintiff. but
thnt the sense Of duty 10 his clients
would cause him 10 make the cNamiua-
ton as thorough as possible.
ogKATKD scEsI.
Captain Wise created a scene when he
asked during the afternoon of Nh. Mas
scy. II he had not said on Saturday
that Major wingfeld scott had not re-
questcd him TO assist Mr.. Pdrr. the dele
gate from Patrick because he was ln
sifditentd circumstances, and young
man deserving Of help and that was the
reason that h3 lMasse) offered him
money?
- did sir" Mr. Massey answered.
Captain Wise: Now, sir. listen 10 this
tcpcnlrg a telegram and reading. while
storms OF objections came from plain
tiff COUNSEL.
The telegram was the one from Major
scott, reported in the report OF the early
morning proceedings.
., Captain Wise: Another one Of the
MIR. Massey. "IIe is mistaken about
that"
Q; suppos he comes here ana swelrs on
oath before this Court that DE Is not
mistaken VIII you stll say that he Is,
a. Il Will. sir"
Captain Wise. Very well, he will be
! here, and will swear 10 H.
captain Wise kept reverting 10 previous
statement Of witness that at q certain
time he had very little money, his tax
| returns showing that he mad none. and
| others papers ard his testimony that De-
| rally had about $500. and then. point
ing his finger at Mr. Massey. would cry
sat.
Where did YOU get IT, Mr.. Massay?'
II DO NOT REMEMBER
Mr.. Massey. perhaps. for the first time
| IN his life became confused to-day. and
! 20 question after question covering
| points on which ne testified clearly sat
| urday. only said: II do not remember '
Captain Wise Will probably keep him on
| the stand all day tomorrow. If not a
| greater part Of Wednesday. as he said
Tonight that ne had several important
revelations yet to make respecting the
| plaintif
Among the witnesses who camc I'm to-
| day was Colonel John W HartweN. Com
| mOnwealth's Attorney for Roanoke city
| commemorative Attorney Davis, OF
| Franklin 60 mty. Giles W. b. Hale. also
| of Franklin. and Cne or two Baptist
| ministers. They will. it is said. be impor-
| tant witnesses for the defence.