The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
! Defense Undertakes to- 10
Show She Was Given en- 81
I. I, to- Settling Afire.
WOULD, IN OF BE We
RS.BOLLI N G'SI OAl'.'T'HE3l.
Witness d eclared She Was Adj
dicted to z aking Laudanutn.s
q Her testimony Discrediteds
by Several Witnesses.
Much Y nprintable
u Evidence.

5fSnor;uIJto The tt'imeS. foispatcI1


~ Especial to The TineA-D Dispatch
e, /; tssisx cot RTlIOt Jan. ---
The witnesses III lies StcWart trial, many
IN number who have been hero y ltlcn
T,iesda, morning. nre highly III eased ut
the prospect being able u 90 home to-
night JudKc$ Yves said yesterday that
s1ic would adjourn court today at about
Il ~ tlock, 10 that III could 20 home a.
curly as possible. l'l,t5 lis Il merry ot,
S,,ild AZ good 3iiHli,retl NJ crowd OF people
fsAs seen together IN ni;iiiySa day. Sii}
B,fs Il Isl thought that tfG3trial will con
Ii sumo ii good portion or the coming week
l7I SIs not known ~ tljs time wlletHer8Or
not the CommoiiWcaltlltwll l$IntroduceS any
more witnesses Or not. If 5$4 es
fStlle defenan s,iiscs all "A tho wi tnesses
they haze summoned. II Will take n se "
8ef.,l days. II Al
5ass The Prisoner. q
8S The prisoner t:;s,,.s into court q 7 2 ::Ao
I O'Clock an debated pleasantly with Sthoso
51n thc9roonl. he prisoner 10 to- Ills brea Il
East IN the court room II few minutes
sito$ q clock, which he seemed ~ greatlly
enjoy Promptly 1T O'clock court was as
called $to5orfler by sheriff Primo ,8
sSSs Mrs. Nina .yV,.ay iiless fol5 lie. de-
Il fense. was recalled. and Ssta ted pom Il
question by Mann. that on the day
Mr.. stewart en- mo to her house he showed
no undue Ok. element or "a ttgt,e froin2ijs
walk. @ tjarlnnd yFray " soIit or NJ RS. n ma
a,Vttiy, y.ap recalled, = and his st ternert
Mas tie same az that given in by his
mother Is {t * 80
8es Mr. 10 Yras q IN ted iis to Ills Y
willingness for llis name. 70 II have been zen
t,lated ION the wa Grant fors stewart 81 i;
l,arrapscd Il a III ines the hot
$tIiiestlop fired him by Mr. uiord az
5t the N treatment the Isl II 3receiY ~
M r. st M and aHs to tues ons asRen
,y.f NJ Il. Cooke M i, egard to his llel PING
stewart work III crop al diffcrent tines
Mrs. Boiling p iscredEiitt,e.td q & Is
AZ i, & I,eniltnii, b III brunswick coun-
Z 4,.sS,yho stated that he knew the dead;
rtris and licf mother, and IL old n OF ~ g
4 rfri.Y going to Ills home, and of the Elffis
burning lin 1 some bedding belonging toj
tile girlsSmothcr. t4. (. IN;
itness stat cd that ne would ny ~.
4lleyc MIRO, Anna Boiling mo
Il I: rad girl upon her pa his ss 5
Witness vas su bject % 4
cross cxamlnati lion by Mr.. Bufnrd
IA. IIyidencc 81 the most sensational char mar
4 a.ter most OF whichis unfit for pub
n ltca ton II was given III by his w tile'ss'
,rhis cxamlnntio on was ex trenlely a n1lissE T.
a CUE tines owing To- some o ne tls ~
A. nla;res Iii which he witness found MN ~
X self. ~ s53} IA 3ss
$AIrs. Williams. OF 81 Brunswick county,
witness, said she knew both MIS- IS s
Aid her daughter Anna. and Il rur l 81
y stated that shG would not believe M Mn
Boiling upon her th. witness said ~
Mrs, Boiling was addicted so 70. / me use use
X t,f laudnnunl. 81 II iSi g$
"A Fir ebug. u
I Al The derense endcaVored to show that
Il Tie dcutlSgirl was - Il the habit Of sci NJ
things on frosbcforc her tlea thu Quite 4
I lengthy argument WIS engage n III III oy
counsel on both sides as 70 he a . nhsaT
bility ofe II question asked the witness py'
A1r Mann as to whether she knc " OF
4 this glrl8ns being q firc-set Ter
.s$iB Judge West decided a{thhtj the question
could not be answered. Mr.. Mann noted
an cxccption EJ 4. r, Il PeneltOI WIS re-
3Ecnllcd, and was asked by Mr. Mann to
4 stata IL lie had a any time made q
4 statement toitle accused In regard to the
4 dead girls setting fire to certain things
III, Ills 5ncig hborllood IN Brunswick county.
before she went TO Stewart to live.
Witness cndclvorrd to I'D q r,sWerfS333y ne
question, but as before, was nut to, his
tvit' ends BY The IA PIG Y
by Mr.. Cooke. isl33i 3 M ii 4 .}1
sjs,rhc examination Of Mrs. " lllams was
again commenced. hut witness said she
was sick and was allowed 70 retire from
the stand for the present. s5.
FIRST Witness at the afternoon session
K Was Mr. Samuel AIuttox. of brunswick
II county,. Witness knew the reputation Of
s Mrs, I,olling and her daughter to be bad.
Witness mada several statements re-
gardng tho honestly Of tho ElrlSnnd her
If mother, but 81 he could not oaclS them
up by any fact. # Witness could not sbe
gotten to talk much, ;l 4
Mrs, Williams was rcral led. illness
told or her living III tho ghborhoo q
The BolllnEst In Brunswick county, and mo
& az what size knew about tho 3yerncity
OF Mrs, Boiling. ~ i,
witness said that uponl ller arr ynl hero
on "Wednesday, Mrs. Boiling greeted nor
and stalkedswlth and spoke OF being 8 AZ
4 to see her, and then after se--Wl tncss Y
K had left the room, snld she IL the biggest
#linrsl ever saW NJ !! ~ }l
Court adjourned until $1a o'clock Mons 'Il-
p day. II Il 81 t3ifl3 55. II # Il b iii