The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

Objec tons.
5S Tense objected ons and q n u
iswers i b tween counsel an q wi tness as 70 &
s1ir. Woodbridge rena rks. oYorruled by: I
the court, and except Ions were noted.
NVitnss 81: Mrs drid sc said. cha rllo "
Forbes got that money. Mr., Wool n
3drtlgeStold his wife TO hush Sup but slls
COZ, tInued to talk, say Ing, rle Forbes
gave Ills IA her nine q q lars that fmornins; Il
ana that nIgh went back and got IT al. ''''
when Spencer and tho Of flcers Il ST ed
off with oldridge, he told one &of his
children goodbye. and 4 as ked " zero lla n
was being taken WI tnessS replied that
the feeling III y ckin CHAM was so 81 t-34s
tor! agalnst him yYooldr dge) that z g!
thought It best Il o ~ koB him 70 Farinvil le.
Woodbridge said all right; hat no pre-
sferred going 10 FarlnYille, bit lie WASH w
afraid Sof nS regiment OF people. Before
the cross examination or the illness be-Ss
gan. Mr. Flood excepted TO lllssWhicl,
Spencer testified, to w icli ould be con
5struedSas "a coi,fessio i35i II ~
Il Spencer continuing his testimo ny q flor
AN Interrupt ion OF ono minutes BY
counsel for lie efensc. who were Is OBJ
jury, said Y Wopldrldge told me hat no &.
had said he Won u help lynch thcl man
who set u fire "a d the Forbes 4plac but u
that he did not hen know that llc, hlm--3ss
self, would boz caugh t, mud thnt 81; no 4
|. (NVooldiIdgc) was then wearing the same
shoes he had on Tho nigh " Of tho fire, 5
Heated Discussion.
Il IA 4 hca ted discussion arose between
counsel l2a s ito dmissibll Of soma o a
#spenccr's testimony lis to cert ain ST
nients Of the prisoner ma O. Will Q an
toby, FfS Tho court ruled that Il the Jury
,sho,,ldShear 1t all. and II was for them
;tos give such weigh to q { as they deemed
proper, hi 4 ~ @ts ss2: III
Spencer ven son to- tell the jury
that Woodbridge said he was lfty-aeyen
Years old, ma for him tWooldridge) to II
bring such disgrace upon his fnmll " was
tough s There were Il hroo ~ us, 50 4
Woodbridge. you have 90 iie, now got 8i
the other two. II ;i sS III N .i]: IN
Witness said prisoner told i him "A sflsB522
@had been three days late no \ would
have had avery Thing all right spencer
said NY ooltrldge told him the day b " ter
his sarrcst "A when Charlie Il Forbes had
also been arrested and brought \ 9 3jail.
now got the other a one, and you will (,
|sliaYe 1t Il nlI atrpi light. t'ris son or said
Charlie Forbes sgpt him into 5it,ashllt
whether lie meant the rrestS Of tho burr
ing, witness could not 81 s45&
Ii Tho crass-exa nina tion Of spence Il
long g.af1d severe, but the wit meas was A
realm and col ted n tllro " "a u, M
|}eyidently impressed tho jury
IA Reese Morgan, ~ young man Of Bus 81
fingham, was pit upon tho stand and
|tcorroboratcdS what Spencer said, md tess
IStlfied that no went with SPENCER Togls D
ana Sui herland when the arrest of IN,oolsssl
bridge WAS made, sf3
| This witness is d first colslf In Q g Charlie
Torbes, 4 who is Jointly indicted ii With
Wooldrldgo, tAt tho conclusion of his \
testimony the Il hour for nd loprnlnents
had arrived, md the Jury WIS put In
charge Of the sheriff md Il llo crowd dis
persed, u "a u X u AZ s
THE testimony OF I1dloe Spencer was
the strongest ! hat has been brought ont
by tho Eomonweal til, and 10 considered
4 very damaging to tho prisoner, Will
| BIO recalled, however, thnt8at the former /
/ TRIAL In August last itnesses y SaIe ln-
4 .troduced by I he defense Who, To- soHla
Il extent contradictcd Spencer and others,