The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
J. E. WINNER OUT ON Ball..
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"a into the courtroom from the ser
been canlOpei not 90 Slrompt uer
geants Office and took the seat usually
assigned u witnesses. Her mother was
allowed 10 sit next 10 her, AFTER having
dauFhtcg in sny manner. Judge WIZ
lett The bench and took bis seat on inc
platform in front Of the judicial Dench'
MssGrs. Smith ami Richardson also TOOK
seats near the witness. heh M'S'
WINNER was asked TO remove her vel,
.evtra. hundred pair OF eyes were "~'N
at the frau nsur. Of the SUFFERING III
valid, who. s0bng and weep1nE' ii''~'
the following statement:
My namc is Ida NJ. WINNER ana an
twenty years old. 1 have kno" 9oLns
TharIm,r since last November ho
did not come 10 the house more va"
once or twice The fist uine So
the door of the house one in"rnins
be- came along and tppeu us ~.
mo g'he next time / saw him pass ~
H. asked mo II had be living w -
long and ] replied in the negative -
he came the third time he s'oPp ~
/ invited him in He stayel 10 %
minutes. NJ mother was At 49, -
the time and saw him. ~ oar,a
away for about three weeA'' - re-
again on Sunday night VIM bal,
malned from half past sele" ~ nan
mast nine My father was In
yillc. but M mother was AZ nm. ION, tar'-
10 that time nothing improper
pened. ..,,,. -rholnimer
'...r.t,,.., i'm the kitchen door my
mother had gone up town ana my S'
,.as az work at F0urqurean s.. IL
u.e fn the morning between lo an" ia
o'clock Hc camu DOB and throw Hi. ~"
floor He closed my m"uH "'t
bond when ho assaulted me ana unreal
,,.f to choke m. III ] h0llored. u" a''y
safI afterwards that he would XII n'' =,
told any one what had happeneu' w
not tell my father about IL n''''
feared bee would kil NO. tolo Ils
,r ,louf il for the first time on last Mph-
d,y about nslf AN hour before my father
CAME home Young Thalhimer was '"'
Href and only one uI0 was unduiy iiiI-
matte with mr. and this only occurred on
the occasion iir.t mentioned. Molhei tAe"
told father AN about it,
.Wituess here showed 10 the court heI
fnralv-ed right 1and and arm, Whicn arc
much smaller than fle lett mana ah" "'n''
ON cross examination uy MI islD",'
son Miss WINNER said that br. biooh'i
came to sec her last Monday evening
about O'Clock. IT. Chakiey was the
physician v-lO examined her early ln the
year. She told uO One ~ her condition
and its true cause until last Monday after
Or. Brooker had informed her mother
that witness was in deIcite circninsi dNtes-
The young man who called with young
Thaliimor 10 take fhe two sisters out
driving was Nr Goodman. Iley had
been dt The home together once or twice
She never went out with young IhalAimer
because She did not want 10 DO IL.
BAIL GRANTED.
This ended Miss Winners testimony,
and Police officer George j.. Mattern was
called in hy Ar smith He corroborated
the statement made hy the accused ass to
the details Of his arrest, Mr. Mattern
also stated that fhr accused had told
him at the stlrorlguse that he had
ehHrreuld DIS knife that evening on
brick before Dee left his house. IL was
about s.-l o'clock when witness heard
of The tragedy which accused about ten
minutes before that time
At This iunctnre the Court stated that
~ % father ln thn heart OF passion. after
having heen informed that DIS daughter
nal been WrDneod killed the man who
du the decd. the law presumed Do 10 Dee
mar-Iaurhter Ihc accused therefore was
to he admitted t0 ual. which was fixed
OF 5000
There was some hitle delay in securing
l0nlsmon counsel Nlr tie defence not
having expected t'lt tine amount would
Doe fixed quite as barge. Finally sic me-
cnssarr bond meu were found in Police
man Maurice j. Griffin and Mr.. VI. j.
Nash. riork Boo the office of the Auditor
of Public Accounts
WINNER accompanied by bis wife and
H. d.