The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-24
of Justice as everyday periurers. Cen
tlcmcn. that S. not fair play
CYCLONE SAMUEL.

tcmcn. that is not fair play.
CYCLONE SAMUEL.
Mr. Montague next devoted his attcn-
tiou % cyclone Samuel. but handled him
gently saying that if anything w1s
shown by his evidence 30 was thnt he
had never examined tho buggy OF Nhhch
ho was testifying.
The speaker discroditcd the testimony OF
old samuel Christian and tho two Wyatt
boys. because they agreed too closely as
10 time II was we'll established, he sad'
that testimony which agreed as 90 min
utos and seconds was made mp.
All through his speech Mr. Montague
periodically took occasion 10 fire sholS
at tho defence. the principal object OF ms
vorbal artillery being Mr. Wendenhuts.
Taking the testimony of Miss carter
bo said he ala not believe IT, but he spoke
of her rather in regret than censure.
Justice shall have my hand before my
sense of chivalry to any woman shaH
suppress the truth" he said
Mr. Montague. again referring 10 nv. ms
connection with the case. said mat IL was
tho first in which ho had ever dcl'Q rs
prosecutor. and had only consented 10
DO So 40 Mr. sand earnest request ~
70 went 10 the supreme Conrt u "oniu
Doc his duty 10 prosecute it there.
The speaker then commented upon
Caitor's actions after the homridrt now
ho had not gone tp see after llS Nlcl IN
which. hc said. would h1ve Deen an soisi ,a
3 3'.U,a. 33r...ld '''oh "i "''' WIZ '''' 90
,f,,pcv or uroppuOIrNDs
..,,.. ,iooo.
bonnG23 c,bep tbov "vcrtatc their victim
and hc lies bleeding ON THE ground. lick
his blood and sO0ih his dyins aeunies. Is
tho nature OBJ man less merciiul IMAM
'Iie onoi.e of the cruelty OF the defence
iire of thn d.ai mans vyifc. and ike the
h1rse-lccch crying more. llc then
took still another shot 90 Mr Wenuen-
burg accusing him ol iii p"lel,v ,,' ,,sin,, ii,'
,i,. C,,,,,,.,,t,,s. ~ unfair pro.ccu-
lion Mr WonIcnburr. hc said. had no
regard for law.
What does ne care ior ltW., nc lshe,. ',l
ir..i. 49,, 9t,in aftF.lsinr Air Won
donnure he said.
81 think he said 80 was my ambition
which makes me appear in this case.
lc musi inlnN my Al"3ltioh ls very S,n"ti' ,l,'
Nia,.no he doc don't Know and
don't care"
Mr. Montague speaking Of the annoar-
anrc ln me case or l'r. lsalan u. WINE,
Si.N ',.' ''I',f came il WIN nls I"',
ano en-
= ann, @r fio ocr9sio,',', '''''' '''' ''-''
"Ill warrant" hc said. chat Dr
White fe eoro NOW frou, rfo ,vorliro +hat
Wcndcnburg ravo his arm and Inc
punchos ne administered to his side in
securing bie evidence"
D,,n ,f,N-.c CoAT
most oI"iill'lc part OF MT. hoh'a-
E". "uuI .,s was WIN .o So' MI. '.''i9
10 pu' on ,ie e.lu H'.ll con-, 1"I '1he
,.', -. ,t,. -. 49, ,i,,
..-lll'u '"e po'i'"" va ''o "'u''"' !" '"o
Nir Smith Objected to this method Of
uli,sfratior e,ving n eboi,Id have been
done d,,rir,, The falino of evidence i'm
order tbat the defence might have cross
examined Mr.. sands
The Judge sustained the objection. and
Nf. A1ouloruo desistod.
The eneaker tbcn madc n polnt not
horetofore brouebf ont that the sDace
be,v.o., tb. eiJo door ~ tho store ANA
tba er,t vvboro tho shooting occurred was
at tb. lime or tbo kuiinq covered bv but
torhoa, vines and tbar fine fence also
,..,.l .1r,o,i,,, ,,ia',ts ,,ro, a.
rar,,- eeid Nv nfontae,o ala not
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