The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

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between the } hours of Q and 10. from q
8punshot wound in8the chest. In flicted by
q gun in he hand s. Of J !. Samuel sAicCue.
#9 The report is signed by Corone N.5slo !.
Macon, NJ d, and Jurors Nv. H5.NV o Q .
C.. g.. Maphis, G. 81 ulflsn = \; a.. Gil
more. sinclai and ga = = -.
Nc Cue in all. 55
s8 ayors NJ cue spent restless night
al the dail. sleeping but little ACCORDING Or Y
to his statement @ "a repor terb&
He has room in the olde por tion e
the jail small bu foTtapie a lp2ll
sm1ent, furnished with s#s q e o. '.4 u 9
chair and afairly comforta PIE ne pea \;
morning, the meal having been procured 'es
from a5restaurant by the Her ~. y neeu
hardly be added that he had had s'lf N
tasted sparingly u prisoner e was
sdressed as when arrested-in a blue serge
s,,,it He expressed himself as feeling
Ia div owing to leck of sleep.
The "a cused positively refused to mako
anv sta temleEnt$ for publicat Ion. The. only
3newsun per man with whom a he alked
was a personal friend, and he talked VII VT n
him n erely u as a friend. Mr. n cCues
Il !, fed @that#he had not re aimed counsel
vet though 3re had s talked Il wit b ~ r.8
DAME Harmon. From other sources
however 1T is learned that he has re tain
ed Daniel Harmon and Walker g B SIN SIN
= - a. his attorneys The impression
is that he will not so into a, relin1inarys
examination, but that he VIII waive Z ex-
anina ton and have the cas- " certified q
Is the grand jury, which will convene
September 14th. u gssI
The N1cCue residen ce { on III Park s treet8S
5adjoins Comyn Hall the elegent4 nome
of the Morans, and is itself q very hand
some residence. situa ted In "a large "a WI,
and with a agnificent old oak On the
north side The accompanying picture
shows the sresidence from the north side
The room. in which the death struggle
IA believed to have occurred is on the
south side facing the side Of the Moran n
home. re- was in an ilding on the
FMordn grounds that negro heard weep
ing at the n A1cCue home, and u shortly.
5afterward gasmuffled shot. The bat h-room
rs vest Of the ed-chamber in the M Cue
home, and is about twenty n feet down
the hall. one having to pass the apart
sment OF Miss Mccue. a young girl, in
reaching the bat h-room. y s. sg5 s$!
Important Bit. 3
"A gruesome, but important bit Of evil
sdence found recently. was a small piece
torn from lfcCue's undershirt Whic h was
picked up under the tub in the bath
room The shirt is torn, and he admits
it was not torn when he put " on. his
shirt and the nightrobe worn by he muir
4 dered woman promise figure conspicu-
Il ously In the case. Both are carefully
kept & The gown n is torn on, the breast
above the hole where the charge Of
shot entered, and is also slightly torn In
the ba ok. The undertake tore or ripped
1T down the front in removing 1t and SO
testified last night.
In the testimony before the scoroner's
Jury, the fact has been brought out that
sAfcCue did not see his wife after she
was shot nor Until the body had been
placed on the bed. appears If from
his own testimony. that he 'phoned that
she had been killed or shot before he
looked for her or knew where her body
was, although he testified that he had
been stunned by the blow received from
the alleged Intruder The commQn5
wealth is endeayorlng B to establish sl 81 me ne
fact that McCue could s not have gotten
the numerous spots OF blood on his under
shirt by hugglng and kissing his dead
wife after she was placed &on the bed.
There was no blood on the gown, but
the undertakes, testified that It was Wet
The defense will he that the damp gown
Is responsible for the spots ION N Cues
sundershirt, and that it was while hug
ging and kissing the corpse that they
we're received. The prosecution is seek
Ing to establish that these spots could
The Emancipation
Fels-Naptha turns the hard,
est5half.iayin the week into hol-