The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03

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ono or two of the points with which he
had closed the preceding portion OF his
speech. SIfo went over some OF tho
ground already covered, ana then devoted
considerable attention to tho testimony
OF Willie McCuc. lie expressed the great.
est pity for tho boy; Instead Of censure
he had only sympathy. To his aunt, tho
young man had written of things rs
they were. Captain Woods rcaC the let
tot. slowly ana distinctly. When lio
penned these lines, he was thinking only
of his dead mother, whom ho had PLACED
before ms GOD III the iirst 1iush ol ms ~
IMAGINATION no was reauS 10 prave !he
ruin, let come what may. lhe, .ae ~.
1iuences OF me othcf sluo ilau pes uil ~ -
gamer MN II: ~
era dually ne was Wcaned away 1'llll
1lhaiy the Dattle ne was lient1ils was wa Z :
an emu. ana he Went upon INC stanu ue-
tcrmined to save his rather ut whatever
cost to himself .i
Wi1lie's Awful Dilemma.
..o,n ,,,oro .,o,,,a,,t ,,,o,, II, s.,d r,an.
49,, 1a,aaa. .,,s,,,rtaa ~. .,rs,,H fnr nm,
1t. -. An, 7 r,t
-, ~, a.. IL * +i,or Elsa
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,o,,n,, t,,a
.He son, WHY was pleli,s 49, ~
ZIG snuduered ana ciosed ms i!ps. N.Y. W..
ior MN only me pro- oulloesl eo.loM. ..s
that last gay. "heh We aIs su.'i t.ll'ss
upon the Judgment seat OF heaven s. 70
give account OF our ives ms :, u'uli
angel VIII crop tear upon POI, M, ~, pase
OF his life and Will dot ~ \ out.
While Captain Woods spoke young NC
Cue. sat q few feet away. silent ana I'M
movable. His father was alternately SUR
ing at the speaker and leaning back IN
his chair. Mr.. Lee, with his hands over
his eyes. was VIGOROUSLY taslns notes tes
McCue Was Not Senseless.
.nls pn' . =. in ~
,,sr,..s go 49,, iass a., the night
~ W.. ~ NJ, hnit, re.no,9si
I..s1,aforaf ma M man for the safety OF
Ole oetore sod ana me, an ,v nn1lt,on 50
VI n.a IL 49,. ~. 49,, semaaloss to
a. "a HE brother
SEW ), otI,o..o t,a hn,,se ofan nan Who!
anu - lie III. ,,,hara ,yns
ilNed nea.'s ~ :, a',.fma i,is INIT bo1 want
,,.,,l,t,,,t ealing ,non
~ -, ~ W. vas = thuso Had he re-
aa,,..l, - ,,tin,tion over tl,e phone
80 ~. facts IN tho ease or. knowing
~, vain tons hef ,yceu AIc(.Ie q md his wife,
~, ~, ,c,, trn,,h,aq The
W. - ,..,rn Nj nntitied 1rhe brotners
~ s;,entl, ,n the 1eath house and gave
- ~, r,nn tbn word that !, murder had
~ tane rsva,, Inn, perry. their tool
nad ,,sen struck f,,,mI,
ICY ..am, w:,;t ,,rhrn,,vi, 4 Il telephone girl
the ,,ol,ce haa becn notifled. Grady at
the. ,,end az Ms men burst into the house
ana TOOK them by surprise. THE cat was
az ~ the bae Tha scheming ana prep
~ ~. t,nn .vos stonned half-finighed. In his
cn 4 !, f The murderer told a half dozen
dtrfere,,t ,,l l. He brothtr tried 70 make
Mn f,n ,r,stnra before he talked too
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Seven Statements.
ra,,ta,n Woods read seven different ac-
counts given BY the prisoner 4, Of the o. 9,
In murder.
..An innocent nan, declared the speak
a. would nj once have stated the truth
tho plain. unvarnishtd tale-1,nd this would
have been his story from first to last.
lie would have needed no preparations"
From this point until the finish Captain
Woods covered a vast portion8of ground.
III tbe tath.tAb and said It's presence
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