The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

sweater on left the bar by the back door
between II go and IL o'clock. Witness left
later and Lammey and Jordan were In
the bar wher he left.
when Newman showed mo the roll
said the Witness 81 asked him where he
got It, and told him he must have mace
p,g win last night. He replied, I'll make
DID sight bigger one Than this before
morning.
Witness again declared that he did not
see Lammey and Jordan after he left
| Wann's bar. He admitted that he had
seen Policeman Brown after he had seen
| the spikes put on the track, and had not
| Informed the policeman Of what he had
seen.
The next witness was Mr.. Frank Lind
sey, a contracting carpenter, from Ful-
ON THE SAME LINE.
| He said he had met Newman on sum
day morning previous to the riot and
the latter said I'VE want wan - 70 p tr Viii, inIse
We will throw the car off and hammer
the fellows up and then get away as soon
as possible. !"
run such a risk. That the only good he
could do was to keep off tho cars.
Judge Richardson rubbed the witness
a while for not informing the polce "a %
the proposition and he stood aside ara
Sir. Walter Williams was sworn This
witness said he had seen Newman en-
Monday, July 18th and that the iatt .,I
be broken was to do something to TIE
cars, Witness who was Striking mo-
torman told Newman that would pc the
worst thing that could happen. re md md
/ the latter had pocket full OF spikes. M
| Richardson held the witness Tor q %hie
on cross examination, but he falled 70
draw anything material from MN III 1'.'
| interest Of his case. 50.
tined as to the riot. He had heard t.e
Of pistols and 'e esd seen
gel up from a lumber pile and leave, ou.
he did not know whether or not ne went
NV VIC PRISONERS PUT ON.
w Enroughty. another youth. was l'ut
on and he corroborated GREEN'S testimony
as to Zane leaving ;, the 1v s s:rnSbp pile.
E. Kane, one Of the prisoners. a mere
boy, was now put on. He sad MS w az
vas sixteen and that he had been IN West
Virginia until the Sunday previous " :,
have hay drink on the night Of the r.o y ;
He had declined but took a package 2.
cigarettes. Newman asked HIM 70 y TX
n tho party d ana any and se sad he would
ny es the fun but would not Join In it;
He went, saw the car hit the spikes ), anu a. q
heard the shots He saw me Sens seia and
was arrested lying down IN inc s 81, p q
Mr.. richardson asked witness why ne
had not reported the matter to the sol,
diers instead so o. rsanns v dId not MOI
TO Fulton to report other people tor W. Tns 8
:. doing. / was trying to keep out OF troup.e
and not to get into II. o,d Jordan ii,
the bar with Newman when 1 he mao n lu, q
there early in the evening witness Wa >
stranger in Futon ma hav,n sho rt Wits
I ago. After he had refused 10 JOIN New.
mans party to have fun with the cars; inc
latter had asked him to simply 60 20 al wit
and witness 1t. He decllnea 10 81 "''''
the party ard went alone
THE OTHER KANE HEARD.
T. j. nAne, another Q. the accused, was
Bar Bar on on the he night Of July 18th, and the
latter asked him to go around win MN -
and have some fun with the cars. He
and SAID I'D he aa R Were IN the
Witness frankly admitted that he want
ed to see the fnn ana Wou .1 nave g ffme
he had not been taken suddenly SICK. ae
was on his way but was suffering so tha|
he turned aside and went INTO a negn'
boring house and was arrested mere
rever having been at the scene Of troup e,
He had told Newman In declining the I,
ter's proposition, that he was married
man and did not want to get into .r1 y ore.
ardson. but he stuck to his text pretty
well and kept his head with him. witness
said he koewb he ala not know what
was, nor did he participate In any way IN
While Kane was testlfying there was
room. Judge Witt had several times
warned the dense crowd against this, and
now he had the. room cleared OF al
those who We're standing. and Kane an
swered few, questions propouaded by
members of the jury and resumed his
seat in the prisoners box.
THE LAST WITNESS.
, His final $ atement was tht Newman
had frequently told him that on one night
: he, would attend to the cars right"
duc,ors under indictment, was sworn. and
he testified that he had met Newman in
Wann's bar,room on Wednesday night
Jniy , 18TH 18th, Re vas there from O'Clock
Newman and the man supposed TO be
, Hanks were paying for all the drinks an6
pool,
, when Newman left the bar he said
! Come on boys and let's have some fun.
, continued the witness. II said we are
having ali the fun we want right here
and Hanks and sf, the bar 'p by the bach
way, after they had gone"
Witness Sos said 1 ne and Lammey had
them in conversation. He lnsis' ed ,na1
they should walt for the car and witness
asked Newman what KIND OF fun he
proposed to have.
. "he pointed to the track" he cont'n,
ued, land said have It full of spikes.
II told Lammey, that was no place + =
us and we started through the alley anG
when we had advanced few steps the
firing commenced II did not throw any
rocks and had nothing to do with putting
spikes on the track"
. FOR PROTECTION.
~ put the rocks in my pocket for pro-
lection on my way home and never threw
any on that night
Witness was ZIG 'dly cross-examlned b,
Mr., Richardson and reiterated that he
had thrown no rocks and had put nc
spikes on the track. He would never
, have gone into the alley except that New
, man called him and he started through
to his home which was as near as any
ii wss flo when Jordan concluded hi
testimony and Mr.. Wendenburg arosts
and said he would rest his case for t,
! defense at this point, He did nor ~
Lammey on because his eslimony wo .
be merely corroborative of that given BY
. Jordan :,