The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-20
was |. wl,,skey or brandys'

i s'fted Whl6Key.'.f
DO you know Il this was tho jug sens
| Judge Loving after some objections haa
been made to other questions.
mo. sir. | don't know anything about
sending the jug out."
Major. tho witness Is with you.'
Stand aside"
Mr.. Gregory was recalled to state that
| he knew Mr., Bowen and considered his
reputation for truth and veracity good.
Mr. Seldom Harrison testified to the same
thing. Major Conrad cross-e1aminrd
neither Of the two.
that am not bringing down lot Of
cumulative evidence" said Judge Loving.
These witnesses we're brought down for
other purposes. but under the ruling OF
Inc committee we cannot examine them
Three OF them were brought down to say
what they had testified when Day made
his application for renewal Of his u.
cense. But understand that the commit
tee has ruled that out
Yes. sir" said Mr.: Southall.
Mrs. Bowman was brought here to
prove that Judge Campbell had ''prc.
scriptlon" bottle and used It continuously.
But 1 understand that that, TOO, is ruled
OUT
yes, SIR" said Mr.. southnll."
THE COMMISSION AGAIN.
"Then call Mr.. A. s, Beard, Mr.. Clerk
| said Judge Loving In dlsgusted tone OF
voice. Mr.. Beard climbed UP on the
boxes.
II believe you have stated. Mr.. Beard.
enue?''
Yes. SIR"
ut has been testified here that you
| failed to report your nephew. who was
liable to assessment"
II Rave mal1e careful investigation
and md according to my report with
the auditor, that the testimony Is In
correct"
You reported your nephew. thenq"
Eyes. sir"
1T has been further testified that you
failed to report your brother. who ran
bus as common carrier?''
II find that that year my brother did
not run tho bus. He rented 1t to Mr..
Coney. proprietor Of the Central Hotel,
who ran It free Of charge"
Cross-examtnation OF Mr. Beard brought
out nothing particularly now. and then
Dr. Tunstal was called to the stand.
You have read Judge Campbell.s ac-
count Of his conversation with -you on
the traln?"
AZ object" said Major Conrad. 'nr.
Tunstall has already given his version
OF the affair."
The question was ruled out OF order.
as was another with reference to the
statement OF Bryant, to the effect that
he had bought whiskey at DR.. Tunstall's
drug store, in Nelson county.
Il should like to present an aridavit
from Mr. BRYANT. denying what he said
here" said the witness.
The chairman Indicated that It could
not be done.
II suppose can have It published in
the newspapers. can't II"
"Of course
Mr. EVANS ON THE STAND.
The last witness Of the prosecution
Attorney of Amherst. who was asked
about the statement Day had made con-
corning the advice OF Mfr. Evans as 10
the best method of dsposing of the
whishey Day had left on his hands when
the local option laws went into effect.
Objections were made. but finally Judge
Loving asked Mr.. Evans specifically
about the statement that he had advised
Day to put few drops Of syrup In his
whiskey and "medicate" 1t.
TT is all Day dream" said Mr..
Evans briefly.
Reference was then made to Judge
Campbell's account Of the difficulty no
ruled out. Mr.. Bvans Insisted. however,
upon showing to the committee his hand
tn which he had been shot by the de-
fendant.
II dislike to 80 into the m,,,er." he
said. shut this is physical fact. I
by Judge Campbell had my HANDS In
the air before me. Here Is my hand in
which was shot. You can zee by this
II was correct In my statement
After few minor statements. the ex-
animation OF Mr.. Evans came to an end.
The end was somewhat dramatic;
SIN conclusion I appreciate fully the
position have taken in this matter +
have no doubt suffered in fortune. and
possibly In fame. and what may come
only the Lord knows. want to say.
believe I will be accused Of having don e
what have done in this case through
prejudice. But It seems to me that It Is
4 small mind that takes that view Of It.
! want to say this, to the committee. be-
fore my God. what ! have done. have
done for the honor OF this State. and be.
cause | thought as an honorable man
ought"
Mr.. Evans arose and left the stand
without waiting to be dismissed. Then he
turned annd apoogized But the commit.
tee said they had no further questions tc
ask,
Judge Loving then called the attention
Of the committee to one or two matters.
One OF them was statement by Judge
Campbell at tho Amherst trial to the
effect that what was said In tho fury
room, could be heard in the yard below.
with reference to Mr.. Days assertion
that he didn't believe he had received ali
the whlskey said by Mr.. Dearborn to
have been consigned to him during a
certain three months. Judge Loving SAID
Mr.. Strobe had investigated and founo
receipts signed for eleven barrels OF Wills
key and fort9-four cases OF malt.
"Now. gentlemen" said Judge LOVING.
I'VE are done. Under the rulings OF the
committee It Is no use for ils to place upon
the stand the other witnesses we brought
down. We Intended to question them
about matters which have been ruled out.
sUR,RBBuTTAlA
The sur,rebuttal began and end
ed with testimony OF Mr.. O, U.
Hanger, who was at once placed
upon the stand by the defense. Mr..
Hanger stated that while In Judge Camp
BELLS office last March he had heard the
Rev. Mr., Carson tell the Judge that he
(campbolD had done his full duty with
reference to certain whiskey cases recent
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