The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27


gin to grow worse ~
DR.. Brock 1 Is ID ays forming THAI !:
day 1T was .decid ed TO te upon him
IS If. ~ r cha dsor1: " hen was the last
time you saw him? 5g
sDr. u Brock: About three hours before
Mr.. Rieha rdson w hen did you last talk
wound NJ f3 n
Dr. Brock; On Saturday. ~ ss53 4,
.3gS Mr.. h Richardson: Was he then II, e
hopeless condl ton. t45 ;ts N
Dr. Brock: N sir. 5ts s 38s
Mr.. Richardson: Could that wound have
been inflicted N If both parties were, on.
the ground six or ights 1ee &c, OF,
S43 Dr.. Brock; It might have been en- 81
Police Officer Testifes.
Mr. &. stockrnar police Officer tes-
tilted that he was going out to ARE st
James Goode for the murder of y Rich
ard Fox, and McTern and n aeon told
him he had better take more men He
then met two policemen and Captain
Yshinberger Joined them there
Mr.. Richard son-State what you "a d ltrI
then. is 34 :.
4 MI. stockmar--We went on down Sec
8onfl street. and got back OF the church
we then went back Of the house where
we were going. Captain Shin Der er,8M Nc
Tern and. j: went to the rear Of the
ii gu Sc; the others to the front. He then
put Officers at the gates. Captain and ~
got to the back gate, and heard "a pistol
shot upstairs. Just after he shot, some
one hollered Look out n and 4 then we
hea rd al thutnp In the backyard. i said.
II believe that's him. hen we heard
another shot. ..,i, si
Mr.. RIchardson--NY as Captain Shin
hetrgcr struck by eitherSof those shots
Mr., Stocknlar--No, sir.
Mr.. a. S. SnndsDid plain Shin
berger fire. and when? Il; 5s55
3 MI stockar5- Yes, sir; inside the gate.
u Mr., Sands cross-q uestioned the witness
as To the tllrection inwhlcll witness shot
and In what direction the prisoner "a n,
and was told down First street1.in
each case, vt 4 S5st,
MI. q. f r.. sands-yVas any remark
made by any one then the first shot was
fired? # 35
as.I.ook cut! and then heard that
sthump, RI
Al think 1t was Sergeant Gibson's
voice,
Q.-Did you say, before the coroner's
Jury. that you heard three shots fired.
aid that the third one hit Captain Shin
berger? 5 i s.sg
AYES, sir,S t
& Mr., Richardson Did prisoner make any
voluntary statement 70 YOU Of the place
he was on that night? A
Counsel for defense objects was over
ruled. and exception was noted,
MIR, Stockniar--I 8nsk led him Why he Was
coming sideways across that yard, lie
answered. "'ro keep any one of those de-
tectlves from coming out on me-, a 3sitt4
Mr.. Richardson--pid5 the man u nat went
out that gate fire a ga y !? s n
Mr. stock,nar-Yes. sir; he fired ones
Q,-What was condition Of prisoner at
time of his arrest? III r. i
&c ,--He was lame
Odd he mako any voluntary ater
nient to you of the cause Of this lame-
ness? z e 4 IA II. is n. II
,A,,4-A,es, sir lie said hc hurt It cont
ing out Of the window
Mr. G. ~ Mnttern, police officer, was
.pht on the stand, .,,,,
Commemorative AttorneyT-'fellls what !
you know OF the shoot -, S,3}8
3f8Witness--I went on down to tho house,
Shortly after I got there, q heard g shot,
Then heard Captain Shlnperge 81 So ", 4
iI4ook OUT and saw q perso y run NJ rs,
) Odd you fire? Ii 4s
81 a - es. slri five times.
4 q. did YOU fire in the direction OF Cap
tain Shinberger?
A b, sir; fired in the opposite d. I
Teotion.t y. s @
Q,-Iiow long before you fired did YOU
hear Captain ShlnberEer say. am