The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26

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anything. she insisted, and finally
consented for her to do It. She said
she would send It up about lunch time. &
I think she said
@. And didn't she send n lunch, and
didn't you take that lunch?"
A. "Yes.''
@. During the time that YOU were
there, didn't you have a very pleasant
conversation with her?"
A. Yes
q. ANY complaint to her about
Tlieodore's :nisconduct?''
A. SS'''No.''
@. NO complaint to any onc?"
A. No.
q. at IS In evidence here that 4
vehicle was sent for you from your
home, and that you did not go What
was the reason that you didn't go
home"
a. Well i had told mother the day
before to send for me that morning
to send the driver for me. l knew she
always sent the driver for me- felt &
so badly that morning and SO nervous
ind not strong, ! was not willing Just
to drive with the driver out to my
home; and SO that morning asked (.
Annie If she wouldn't try to get some
body TO phone and ask Inother--yon
know tho phone from Iovingston
doesn't go right to our house, you
ifave to phone to Oakridge ard get the
message sent Overt asked her II sl:e
would not phone down 10 mother to
come with the driver when he came
for me. She was getting ready to
send some body to phone when Misc
Campbell came In the room. She said
she was going to school and had TO &c {,
| by Mr.. Lees store, and 4 asked her Il
she would ask Mr.. Leo to phone; and
aha tvypu Inc f1<sE
would phone herself, and ask mother
to come for me. Very shortly after
| that, before she had had time to have
| gotten the message, I suppose, the
| driver came on, Just alone. for me.
i and / was not willing to go Just alone
with the driver back home; 50 Misn \
| Kidd wrote a note and told mothers
was not well enough to go. and that
she would hiring me out In the after
noon 5358
q. "Did you toll Mr. Harry Snead to
| teil your mother that you were not
going home that niornln & z"
D.a Not Tell Uncle Anything.
A."No: I don't remember telling
Uncle Harry anything at FALL. They
knew when left home that ! was to
spend the night rs
q. .rrhey knew when you left home
| that YOU ~ ere to spend the night"
| 4 ne Il j L. 3 =
{, "Yo o. didn't tell Mr.. snead to tell
/ your motherSEthat you We're gBoiins ~ 70
"a 4 no M i met them nd told him In
4 the afternoon. You mean when drove
wit,, him2 You see he left me Mt Mrs
1 spencer's. Livery probably void MN y;
4 wasn't going back that night mt W.
4 "a. "When YOU reached 4 Loving
a.. II intended staying all night"
@. With Miss Kidd?
Il q A. Yes: sir"
a. MISS Kidd was just about to So
off on N drive when you got there there
q. you went in the house Of Mrs.
Spencer"
4 IA. yes
came back?"
II a A. t'Y es. = i5
4 q. Now. when they came back.
i didn't Miss Kidd request Theodore
! Estes to take you to drive?
A A. "suppose she had. don't know
4 whether she had requested him or not
. She requested me.
! O. Tie had just driven with her?'
! a. Gle had driven with her."
! q. ,Do you know what time It was
q, when you started off on your drive
! after getting back to Lovingston. II
Il ] understand you correctly you drove
I out some distance and then came back
4 again. when he stopped and went TO
EhlB ROOM
Il 3l A. Yes.
q. and then you commenced the
!. second driver
Il I. ~ es.' s.
g. .Do you recollect what time It
!, Twas that you commenced the second
driver.
a. mo, but I think 1T must have
been about 8 O'clock. am not positive
about the time, but / think 1t must
have been about 6 o'clock"
G. you know nothing of the time
you came back, ! understood you to
say?" t.
A. Mo-
People Met Her on The Road. :
@. !"on your drive before. you left