Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-16
CARTER IS ON TRIAL,
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10 town more than one or two Saturdays.
Inder Mr.. Wendenburgs cross-eXamina-
ti0n witness was not so firm In his state
lnents. He could not remember which Sa-
turdays Garter had missed going to town
but he was still firm i'm his assertion that
Carriers usual and almost invariable Gus
ION was 10 visit the city on Saturday
ALWAYS CAME on SATURDAY.
Mr.. Augustus Epps, another employee
2; Bloomingdale who has been working
there for ten years, testified that Carter
went TO town quite often during the week.
and as q general thing he went 10 town
ON Saturday. Carter was surer to go
Saturday than any other time. Indeed
witness did not know of but two Satut-
DAYS on which Garter had failed TO 30 10
fawn-ouce his wife was sick ana the
other time his horse was lame. Witness
e,plained that his knowledge of CaIters
movements grew out OF the fact that he
reformed missions for him while in the
citv. and when he was not coming on
Saturday, he sent word TO witness TO that
effect.
W. H. Clyburn another employee OF
TIo1minrdale. corroborated the state
,Ierts made nv Epps and Lewis Carter.
lie said that Carter's almost hap.s lu.'
custom was 10 come 10 town on saturday
THE ONLY EYE WITNESS.
William Winston. the next witness COLI
ed. was put on the stand by tne LUZ LUZ. =
al the request of Mr.. SANDS. MI. SIM u
argued against this action. ana MI. Sahus
,.ffiaJ IN him. asserting that his OBJECT
4- making the request was that ne might
have the right 10 cross examine the VII
moss Mr. Wendenburg also argued against
che Courts introducing the witness say
ng that II was an unheard-of proceeilhs'
JuHge Wlckham took time 10 consult ~
thorities. and then decided 10 Keep ti,o
Witness ON the stand as having been can
4 h 30. court. The defence noted an
execution and the Court began lnterro-
rating the witness. who testified that ne
saw Moore drive up the road in his Dugsy'
going an the direction OF carter houSe.
After Moore passed him witness saiu ne
heard shots, and. turning saw Mooie IN
his buggy and Carter slan"l"s ,,,irt,,
rOq1 Witness was twenty-five OF I'M -
wards from the road. but he couia us
t.rriish Noore's horse going up the roau
al a farid gait. as though running away
and Moore was in the buggy. carer cam
pcr0ss the field 20 where witness N"9 ~,
peked If he had seen the trouble -%~as 'f's
lin what ARRAY" witness CON- ~,
sand he told me the ARRAY ~ asIed
pnd Moore. told him did. and ne ASKED
if had seen Moore rise up ana atteHlps
IL draw "a pistol j told him l had hot'
and ho said. Wei, he did, and shot MN
lu obedience. " ....,,- %
When Moore passed witness previous "
Che shooting his horse was COINS ~
'peart" trot, and witness never saw NJ NJ.
buggy stop. Being guesuolls. IA toId him
Bands. he said that Carter hau 'olu NJ =.
that if he didn't see Moore attempt ~
6row a pietol his (Carter's) neck Wouio
h. broke subsequently the accuseo neu
r4N to witness that he had hau tht
trouble with Moore because ne leIusso
30 nav him for some sand ne hau 49,.
from him. Concerning the buggy ~ WI :
Moore drove. witness sara t""V 80 al
top. and the top was up al '"e
The shooting
WAS IN THE PORCH.
Carter witness said, was about th'
PREMISES I'm the morning. and later III tn'
forenoon he heard him In the front porch
Witness. being cross-eXamined by MT
Smith. contradicted himself repeatedly
especially as to distances
When winston concluded the court al
gourned until this morning at IL O'CLOCK
Carter was taken back TO his prison Gel
and the jury was taken 70 Ford's Hotter
under the charge OF the Sheriff.
LIST OF THE WITNESSES.
The following is a complete list OF tn
witnesses on both sides:
For the Commonwealth-Dr. w. V
Croxton. County Coroner; Sheriff Simon
Solomon, b. Duval. r. p. Ford. II. c
Redo +. Bliley. Charles Campbell. III. h
Goddin, L. g. Quarles, r. Anderson, A
Pickett, Atkins. c. r. Tomlinson. G. 7
King. A. II. billiard, II. Kelly, Il. Schultz
W. G. Saunders, Samuel Waldrop, III. c
Beatue. J. w Blanton. J. A. Blanton
W. :. Carneal, c. W Childrey. NJ. Dicker
son H. Z. Gates, c. A. Anderson, WIN
Winston, j. X. Pollard, John Moore
Mayor II. A. Maurice. Of Manchester
Albert Wells. caudle. w. B. Bradley
Henry Fitzgerald. j.. y. Robinson y, J.
Robinson. y. Nj. Robinson. Davis. Cap
tain j. c. Lipscomb. Chief of Police o
Manchester; Sarsis Carter, Nick Coles
Martha Turner. Mike Turner. Jane