The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
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MAIDS Excellent 1inprcSsiui,. y
In nnswcr to a question, witness
said that at tho preliminary trlal lie
/ had said that llc wax not i1,sate. ilp
could not recall his exact laiiEta9e,
but lie recalled tie substGt,ce of What
he said. n, MI Il ga 35fss !. 81 y
IIe said that lie had not liad nn atl
tack of delirium trenlens for ten years
but that lie Ind been b a bad spree
in 1905 ut LSnchbtifs,f una had II 3phr..i
tial attack uf deliriuln tremehss Wliahi
not under the inil,iehce OF liduor he
said lie was always able to attend to
his business. ia M II III
Judge Lowing was then allowed to
retire. after having been OH the
stand but fortystivc. minutes. He itadc
nm excellent Impression, and TN jury
literally hung VI, Ills words, HIS ut-
terances WERE SLOW, ahd cross eSar,i-
milton failed to shake ls's testimony n.y.
Mr.. II. s. Snead, tlHbrothe.-l Law Of
Judge Loving. and ian uncle t,,s MISE
elizabeth, Loving, was ,iext called to
the stand, $,l
Mr.. snead testirad as to what }lle had
told Judge Loving about tho drive
taken BY Miss Elizabeth Loving With
Theodore Estes ard tho consequent
illness Of Miss Loving. After relating
his actions during the Sunday Of April
21st, and saying that 1t was s.l5
O'Clock whom Miss Loving returned
from the drive with Estes, lie said he
had been sent for BY Mrs. Kidd to see
his niece, who tyns said TO be III. He
went to Mrs. Kldd's l,otse. and went
s,,,> - nod ~ ,rA
found her Ill, ,lellrlous and suffering
greatly. 1idr eyes were half open. and
she was groaning.a She dill not Know
him, ana lle decided to send for h doc
tor, and went down to the patlor,
where he saw Mrs. Kidd and Theodore
Estes. Estes offered to go for doe
tor, but witness objected, ESTES, how
ever, insisted, and rushed out Of tho
rooln.a "a f5a u
"1n Il few minutes tDr. strother
came; he felt her pulse. called for
He did not go then but later Aettlrli-
ing in an -four he found that ali was
outlet, and witness Went to get his
QUA t'perI II 81, .IAA AIN leuty pun esIou
said: Harry, I have something to tell
sou. / feel n1ust tell you. You must
give me your hand not to do anything
rash. ue then told Witness that DR..
lieu tllUI
beth was drunk. / said, ] would have
to tell her father about IT, and Mr..
Lea agreed with me that 1t was u mat
ter about which her father should
know. 4,Ss Il
II returned to Oaisrldge and the next
morning after breakfast told Judge
Loving the story.
Commonwealth FOR cross. xanlination
"Nfr. Bouldin. did you tell Judge
Loving that his daughter was tlr,ink?'
Witness said II told Judg e3 Loving
that found his daughter III an un-
conscious conditions"
Witness said he followed Judge
Loving about ali lot,r after ne drove
to find Theodore Il Estes. RE had no
idea OF catching Judge Loving because
Judge Loving had too great d start; lie
simply wanted to find out s.what had
happened" Witness said he Had seen
Mrs. Loving, his sister, before he
followed Judge Loving. X &
He was asked by Mr.. Bouldin what
Mrs. Loving had said to film. Mr.. Lea
objected, and the court ruled the ques.
tion out, but not before Mr.. Bouldin
lad said that the Common wealth 81 in.
tended to impeacll the Witness, who
was allowed to stand aside for the
present. Az b .
Court then adjourned until All
o'clock ia8.8 ~
s55 $500. - ---a-..- yfa
MISS LOVING TEsTIIEs
AT AF1EI,NOON SESSION
Court was called to order at al
o'clock for the afternoon session, ant
Miss Elizabet til Loving entered tai,
courtroom, accompanie ~ her aunt
Miss snead. Miss Loving was dress sec
tnEblack. wearing a black Yell, her ID,
was flushed, and she appeared to l,av,
been weeping. Slle was extremely ner
vous. and wore haunted look as sh,
sat beside her father. The Jury wa
called, and then Judge Bari sdale sail
Mr.. Sheriff, clear the court;Hs All
We're ordered out except the bar AM
the press, and Miss Loving took til,
stand. her lips trembling and he
hands clutching@ conYulsive,y. She re
moved heryetl and gloves d s. she sa
In the witness. chaiii, and as she an
sWered the Y questions .propounded Is,
Mr.. Leo she wiped her lbs contin,,ous =;
with her handkerchief and at til
question which led her recital q
the story she told her father Of til
wrong Theodore Estes hal done he
she burst into tears and = could no
proceed for some time.
| During the recital OF the awf,,
story Judge Loving bowed his hea
and Wept, inopping his. eYes With
handkerchief. while the Il witness
brother moved over beside his fathe]
and cried rs though his f:eart woul
break. There was scarcely d dry ey
IN the courtroom while the young ri,
told her pitiful tale. Tho Judge 8
the bench wiped his eyes from time /
time and tfe jury listened with we
I eyes to the nara tive.
Story. of EAfeA,s Cr7ne
The story was out at the last, 10
the young girl told how Theodor
Estes had given her whiskey. and the
assaulted her. II tried to stop him
she declared; 1"and I cried out, BUT
! suppose no one heard me- for he force
himself upon me, end I3could not kee
him away II.
| follows;f si5 G.
/ Mr.. Lee. .i{g VI
Q,----Miss Elizabeth. you are til
daughter, ] believe. OF 33Jud go fI.ovinl
the defendant In this case.
A.--Yes
Q.-AIss Elizabeth. want you I
tell tho jury your age. 9lfyou please.
A.-Twenty years old. was born Eel
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