The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28

horse and phaeton to Keswck, and ne
was ecturing me. but he didn't even
refer to her.
you deny having told these gentlemen
that?" 3
yes, sir; / do"
General Derials.
"Didnt you. at the Gleason Hotel, af-
ter that. and In the presence OF Mr.. VIII
liam G. Baldwin and MR. Albert Bald
win and also in the presence of Nv.
Ernest Crawford, your uncle, make the
same statement, not once. but repeated
ly -
NO, sir; j did not never maze such
a statement"
Didn't you tell them, that is, the two
Mr.. Baldwin and Mr.. Ernest Crawford
that as soon as you heard OF the killing
of your mother, that you knew tha yonr
father had killed herr"
'No. sir; didn't tell them that. He
made that statement himseif?"
You deny that?'
Yes, sir
Didn't you make an appointment with
Mr.. Baldwin, one or both If them, 2anI
with Mr.. Ernest Crawford. your uncle,
to take John Perry to the wine cellai,
the night after tho funeral, l think it
was, and didn't you have, then and there,
g ut the wine cellar, pretty much the same
conversation, telling them he same thing
over again y
No. sir; L never told them the same
thing
Didn't you take John Perry down to
the vino cellar that niGht?''
Yes SIR
Were you not with your unc.e, at
that time frequently and with the Bald
i wins, and telling them at various times
Of the bad Treatment of your father to-
wards your mother"
No. sir never told them once of my
fathers bad treatment towards my
mother. | never have and want to
Tell you nov that Mr.. Ernest Crawford
my uncle has tried his best, in every
say, share and form 10 get John Ferry
10 say. Oh, my God, you are killing me,
lie tried his best 10 get him u say5I
thai, and John STUCK to this statement, |
ON, my God, Sam, they are iliiriU- liz.
lie stuck to that statement through AMI
through
Took Down Statement.
Didn't you take from John Terry your
self statement and bring 1t 10 ti..se
gentlemen, exactly to the contfary?"
Il asked John about IL and he gave thu.
statement, and then he denied it en-
phatically.''
He gave you this statement then,
which is III Writing?'
Yes, sir.'' g.
Is that your handwr!ting?"
THAT is mine
Did you deliver that :per to Mr.
BALDWIN as ma staieYen, Made by join
u look that and read 1t over and Afr
Baldwin took it from my hand.'
You delivered il 10 him?''
u did, not deliver it,
He TOOK It from your hands ?"
Yes, sir,
IT was statement which you took
Down, and as having been made BY John
Perry?"
u took 1t down. said: John, are Won
telling me the trnth?' ] Went back after
that paper had been gotten, and SAID
Johh, are you telling the truth? and ne
SAID: No, sir: ] am NOT: can tel, bur
one tale and tell the TRUTH"
DIDN'T John Perry tel! you that he had
.estliled before the coroner's Inquest that
ne heard voice say: Sam he Is killing
me-. and that he vas afraid to tell Inc
ruin them. but this was really the true
facts OF the case that you have IN THIS
paper and that he was afraid 10 tell il
before those gentlemen"
i do not understand your question"
Didn't John Perry tell you that he
mat he hadn't told the truth. that he
was afraid to tell tho truth: didn't he
tell you that?"
He said to rnc-he made that gtafen,ent
70 me, and then he said 10 mel came
PACK to him and said: John, are yn,,
teiit's me iful hereH' and he said NO
am not, and he said AT the time. s1'hn4t
gentlemen have tried 10 persuade me to-
tel something | don't know, have made
written statement. but | deny IL r,ght
now and mere That is what he said 10
me AT the stable
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