The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-02-12
LIQUOR FoRrHEJuaY IN CAMP.
BILL TRIAL.
Charge Made In the Campbell In
ruiry at Richuord


The investigation into the conduct n,
Judge Campbell, Of Amherst Tuesday
WAS without startling features
The hrst witnesses tor the defens, wer,
put on the stand. and after restifyiny
We're put through q vigorous cross-exam.
NATION hy Mr.. STRIDE. Mr. STROBE show.
eel discrepancies between the Testimony
gwen by these witnesses and that ,vbieh
they gave during the trial of Ludye
campbell Tor the assault on DR. Crawford
Each said that the stenographer hal mis-.
represented him
George " Dearborn agent far th,
southern Railway at Amherst testified
that whiskey had been shipped both To
druggist Day aud TO Judge Campbell,
Inc latter received two logs the day of
( ms trial Tor assault When Mai Conrad
asked the relevancy of the questioning
Ar STROBE sail that he intended show
log 'nat much of the whiskey shipped to
Judge Camp ell went to the iury which
tried Judge Campbell
br oOrhees was positive that .Iudoe
Campbell did not adjourn court after the
trlal OF the contempt proceedings Mai
conrad couli aot get him 10 admit that
any thing would make him less positive
about this
Maj Conrad asked each of the petition
er witnesses his usual question What
are your relations with Judge Campbell"
None OF them were his supporters
Witnesses testified that Judge Campheu
adjourned court before leaving the beurb
Mr.. Hiram Turner said in relation IN
the COW hiding that when the rourt ad
lonrned he and the Judge left the court
house. Judge Campbell left him and went
10 Judge Mann and shook hands witb
hinl' W hue doing this DR. Crawford
ctme up anl offered his hand The Judge
.nen told nun he Il iosulted him aud had
been given an opportunity to aD,.looiz.
Ia court. He asked 1.-The was ren,,v IN 10
II then. The co Winding then took Mac.
tong on with Judge Campbell. MIR Tnr.
ner expressed his regrets at the occur-
renee lie Judge replied thatit would
not have occurred if the old fool had
NOT stuck his hand in my fare."
r = ware gave similar testimony
barnes testified that the iu.ipe
turned 10 the sheriff after the aeuni,t,,l
anu told the sheriff to adjourn court nm
~ tomorrow morning 10 o'rlocS =
mat was the most important testimony
oi the day Tor Judge Campbell lie also
testified that DR. Crau ford extended his
hand 70 Judge Campbell and said.
how'd We do. Judge Campbell" b fora
Ah' " AlfiiuH
James Bowman testified that he
heard Judge campbell give the order tn
adjourn court
Inc committee sat for two aud "A half
hours Tuesday night seven witnesse.
were examined. One Of these was for Tho
prosecution. ard xix for the defense The
testimony of Dr. " Massie Tnnstall of
Nelson. who was put ON 10y tha pros,.cu.
il'n. was the most sensational oftbedav
H. IL physician and druggist Of Nelson
and was Indicted for selling malt extract
Ia his testimony DR. Tunstail told of "A
conversation he had with judge Camn-
bell, IN which h. asked how il was thar
n" was indicted for selling malt ,xtrart
IN Nelson. when Day sold whi-kev in Am.
her-t without interference Judge Cann-
u replied thai he lid not have The right
sort ui "A Judge in Nelson. or TINT he did
not stand in with ih- Judge.
he committee. 10y authority of the
mousse. Issued attachments for four wit
nesses. who refused to come. One of
these Is Juror Woodruff who held ont
Tor the conviction OiJu ige Campbell