The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-17
KAUFMAN & CO., Fourth and Broad.

length by Mr.. Wendenburg, and after
many efforts to ascertain the number OF
times the buggy had been used by Mrs.
Moore since the tragedy, was told by her,
which she neglected to mention at the
former trial. that she had made trip
out to the place where her husband had
been killed, accompanied by his brother.
"You say" continued Mr.. Wendenburg,
"that your husband never owned pis-
tol-do you not?'
Not that i know Of. she replied.
Now" said Mr.. Wendenburg, II want
to hand you warrant
Mr. Wendenburg was interrupted by
the prosecution who asked to see the
warrant before IL was put In evidence
1t was read and handed back, and Mr..
Wendenburg said
IL want to hand you a warrant sworn
out by you September 8. 1897, in which
you charge your husband
I'VE object said counsel for the
prosecution, simultaneously, and the jury
was sent from the room, when Mr. Wen
denburg concluded his question thus:
with assauting, cursing AMI
threa tening to kill you, and 10 ask you
whether he threatened to shoot you with
a pistol then and there exhibited?"
lie did not" replied Mrs. Moore.
This question: WAS fultu out Ny Jb"Sc
Wickham, as was another along the same
line
LET the jury be brought back said
Judge Wickham.
NO MORO PERFORMANCES.
81 hope your Honor will have 1t under
stood" said Mr.. Montague, that this
performance is not repeated before the
Jury. We had some little trouble about
that last time
Mr.. Smith took exception to the term,
performance, and Mr.. Montague dis
claimed having used II In any offensive
sense.
The defence then claimed that they
were entitled TO ask the question record
"a above before the jury, and after some
discussion. the Judge sustaind this view.
The Jury was then brought back. but
before any question had been asked Mr.
Montague withdrew all objections.
Mrs Moore then stated that she had
sworn ont a warrant for her husband on
the date named, and explained the reason
therefore. On that day, she SAID. MT
Moore had hitched up the buggy Tor
her 10 60 10 her daughters and that she
bad taken with her female friend to
whom Mr.. Moore objected, and that he
had seen them driving together
when she rturned home Mr.. Moore
had been drinking. and caught hold OF
tho horse's biz after she had driven INTO
the yard and alighte1. and said Una, ne
was going to take her out ana sen ner'
that she got into the buggy win h'"'
and ne whipped the horse and drove her
around town. and finally told ner u she
didn't get out ne would make the morse
run away. throw her out and Kill her'
Finally. he started TO drive over 70
Richmond. when she told him 10 take
her home. and when they reached mere
she got out. went over TO Squire Lith-
COWS and swore out warrant tor MN.
he giving II to her affer advising her
not TO swear IL out. and that the paper
was served by Oflcer Jones, MI. Moore
being locked up.
Next morning the case came up before
Squire Tyson and she testified against
Moore. the result being that he was nned
ana bound over TO keep the peace.
II did not have my husband arrested:
she said. because I was AFRAID ne wouii
kill me. but because wanted MIN 70
understand that he could not come where
was drunk. He came back home the
following morning and the matter was
not mentioned between us again. and our
relations were afterwards pleasant He
laughed the matter on AMI hdn't seem
to mind IT,
Mrs Moore then left the stand and her
scn-in-law. Mr.. Wyatt Goode. wss ex-
amined. He corrohorated Mrs. Eoore's