The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-26

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examined CLOSELY Wy W.. i'e ' ~ Ply
stefan said tho wound on his brother's
face could have been caused BY q sand
5knocked scrseless with such an instrn-
nio,,t nrd t,,a s,,,t ,vai,d evif,cncoa nfs t,ie
Unconsclousncss from such q weapon
would probably result from the con-
WAS vo,,r brofi,erS noso bleeding 4,
a i.s, i, lr. lee i. t,,.t.,, III, ~,
= did not notice It ut fir ts snld Dr. Dr.
was bleeding.
YOU ,h1er ms ,rI sne oG mloon
coming from MS iiostriis!
81 saw the blood oozing from his nose. !"
,.Wor,ld not this have been the natural
and probable result or III injury to his
= - 4.
SIR ,,.o we tho 'ts,a'y expect g ma
lie Showed No Surprise,
&; According "a Dr.. Venable
O., 49, -. us - 80, ~ :, j
vennb bi' took the stand. on 'i the night Of
the murder lie. had come down from the
University Hospital. and ~ u livery stable
NicCnc house. arriving there Il half hour
or more after the murder.
According to he witness, there were
Tho siS house Wien is he arrived Flo Vent to
tho bath room and found the floor and
the rug wct Witness went from the
BATH, room to the front room. In which
Sam, tho accused was stretched out on
q lounge. There We're several people IN
the room. DR.. Nennble expressed his
sympathy for tile PROSTATE man.
~ held MI. McCue's hand and asked
him how It had happened lie said 1t.
was done so quickly that he did not
know. 4 man. he thought had rushed
in from little Ruby's room. While WAS
dcnd?' His brother bent oyer. him and
s;lid:1'Yes, sam, she IS dead. Mi. McCuc
said: oh, my God! y
holding his hand. Did his pulse token
or did he show amy signs OF surprise" ~,
NJ t,cmor. went through him. There was
or sorlow.''
His Tni11rv Triflinp.
80 - ~, IL,
The expert testimony Of l2r' N Z ne
concerning the injury MfGuI ss ~ t
very llvelIest interest. lie said ~ W
CHANGING. blow. Ilc belittled the WOUND
and said 1t was about the samc as inc
injury OF q child VINO mad laisef do.Wn
and skinned Its Knee " itness mao ne,Ve ~
seen u sand bag blow, Out lH .u.lueIs.oou
l That was ad eave 10 Mark
Subsequetly-the next day. perhaps
three would be q knot Witness had eX-
ainincd McCuc the next day and found
no such knot. "
what would have been the after. eff
fects OF Il sand bag blow on the race
under the eye. on the spot where the
prisoner was injured?"
There would have been an enormous
swelling, the skin would nave Dcen Epihck,
the eye nearly closed, anu l no &Dohe l'tl-
tdcrncath probably frACtnrcd.'s8 a
THE bone would PROBABLY nave Dee1i
fractured" You say? !,
s8tjj'" Yes, II the blow was sullclelit 70
cause nSensibiliTE.% ~,
PLEASE explain. doctor?'
Lit is very difficult TO cause lnSelisl--
zbility by q blow on the lace 70 90 SO
the blow must he aaFVcry heaS? , one,
either probable effects, such as u nave
described
.&"Did you examine Mr.. McCuc care
5fully-his jawbone, his mouth, and his
.head-on the next day!
Yes, sir.
Ibid you dlscovcrSany such effects 8
Won believe would folio W n sand bag blow
heavy enough to produce nsensbility?s y
mo, sir" 5s'
4 III the testimony that followed, DR.
Xcnabe described the conaon q rs
5refcrrinp In detail 10 The various wounds
: ac,vnrcd - ~ Hid confirmed what DR., Me-
Cue had said about tho gown and the