The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-24

mans boav. identified the same, and eX-
planned them. a, .t..od a,
taxing the photographs, ana VINO tooh
charge Of Noores body after inc hiili7'
v,os next examined. lie idenllheu lie
nbo,o,,raoh and Moore's clothes ana
stated that ne had found no weapon up
ON the body. ,.., ,.o,, O.
whose buggy Carter was 'fateH OF Ino
Thursday before the kllllhs' W"cn 'n'
latter had an altcrcatioh "l'" 's e.t.
again gave his NeIslo" % '
practically as before. -.
a. II Pollard. a carpenter. VINO
,yae working AZ Mi DuNal s mouse near
Carter's store. on the day or the hInhg'
was next examined.
WILLIE WINSTON AGAlN'
,ftor the dinner recess william WINS
ton the colorcd boy who was ploWins ih
"a feld near the scene oi the h'ihl,l"'
was nut on the stand, ana was 'Aal"lil
w.. I,torrcy-G General Montague. he tod
the same story as before 's'n s.-''',.
that he had not seen the ahoouHb' ""'
had heard only two shots.
N~ T crawford Redd. county surveyor
of T4aurico who made map of the scene
az fh. tragedy, explained the same 10
ebcrie simon Solomon was next OK
,,,irod NE was asked whether Doe had
notieed "a washed place in the road u
belng I'm testimony that the homicide had
taken place near such.
Nr solomon stated that he had no.
tlced the washed place, and t9at II was
,e,r the third telegraph pole from the
carter store. considerably further than
Carter and his daughter testified TO.
"Tbat was not the only washed out
rIaco ON the Hermitage road; was IL?
asked counsel for the defence.
"No. there were others, replied the
Sheriff
commissioner of the Revenue Charles
~ Chudrey again testified hat Garter
had told him just after the homicide
that De had shot Moore three times ln
difficulty over IAN account when the
latter was preparing to spring out OF ms
buggy ON him.
Garter told me that Moore said 10 him
with am oath that hc would Kin him be-
fore he would pay him cent
Mr. IT, t. RUSSELL deputy sheriff. tes-
tffod that Carter while in jain. had vol
UNFAIRLY told him that he had fired three
shots in killing Moore.
Mr.. G.. T. E0ykm testified 20 seeing
the pistol used by Garter shortly after
the homicide and stated that the weapon
was saturated with Oil
THE LITTLE WITNESS
ollie May Guerrant, the little colored
girl again testified to- having visited
Carriers store ON the morning of the
killing. She had breakfast about
o'clock She said. and soon afterwards
her mother sent her 90 Carters store TO
get some potatoes. and when She GOT
there Carter told her To look down the
road and see whether she saw any one
coming in top busy.
Alr Weudenburg harried the little wit
ness ON cross-cxamination until she shed
tears She stuck to her story very well
however
Mr. Albert Wells, who was one of
Moorcs employees in the building of the
SiegeI house, gave in testimony regard
ing the meeting ou Thursday preceding
the killing. between Moore and Carter.
They seemed from their gestures 90 be
much excited but could not hear what
was said.
Mr.. Augustus Eprs who is employed at
Bloomingdalc. testified 10 Mr. Carters
going 10 Richmond very oftcn-gcnorally,
he said. on Saturdays. lie only knew of
his missing two Saturdays but aid not
know how many others
Lewis Carter Ocol0rcdl. also testified 20
Carters going TO Richmond saturdays.
At 6I5 o'clock Mr.. Sands stated shat
two witnesses who live AT Blooming
dale were absent. and he could go mo-
further without them. Court therefore.
adjourned until N O'Clock this morning
Mr. r. NJ Harmdn. one of the jurors
from stanton is quite indisposed but
30 Is probable that hc will be able 60 go
through with the trial