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


before you had any conversation, IL
you llau Eni,yS with your father3
AL was Immediately after dinner;
we enn,a out, and he asked ms to come
ia tit;twctn With hin ana Il went ,iiii4a
What sile Told Tier 1rntEtr.
q. .sNoW,Nt Hiss i1iizabeth, would ike
for ybtt TO relate to The Jury itlsyouf
!, 'Yoi s.tiiine that took piate
.,, IVA YOU hnd your her. when
he cniictss yoit Into Ills room after ain.
ller, fSF sS III III NV ST @ 4, ~. 81
q ~. u went IN the room witt, him lie
tod me tlie stood bbforo ine) that
Jitce Harry slend Had 5toIti 3 HIN t Int;
ffheodoso Estes had brought mo home,
'tiaa N lght before Ii, II drunken and un.s
lcoisHit'hs lcohditloh and lie wanted inc
to teS.ylhiiiS TO him what tall tnennt. Of
eoiirsey 1tEWas very much grieSpl and
1oltlfiea. began 70 cry went
my arms aroIsld him, and he put his
arms around itle, and rs sooff as ~
could sieMkjsst told that While i WAS lit
31aovinEst0nS Theodore Estes Had asked
ji,iel to 60 ariSlnE With him, tl1at I iirst
refused, But That, OH Annie III g ina,
sistinEy I Edid go iinuilS,s Dht thought
we WouldSbnly 10 Il little Ways did
not put MY hat OH I Just Thought y
would be little, snort DR. We. We first
drovo ~ W. Il oWards OaKrldge SUTTON;
droye out about hal l. TO ca kridgel
Station, tlfsn TURNED around and cahis
back and SdfoY u down through LOVING.
stoi aid stppp ed 5ut his house. He told
me he wa ssgoinR III his houso q minute
would II iwalt Ith eie and hold the horse
until She Gnma back. tte was III The
house Tvs az sia minutes.
fiegcslNe bael I. and we drove on down
through Itlovlhs stof, down throngli the
Gap ana down below Mr., Coleman u Old
place, sfahdsEturndd around and came
hack towards 3 LoV i,,Eaton and that
Just before we 81 I 70 the zap llo took
out@his 5b6ttle ST whisNey md asked
me to, takega drink Of 1t, and / did take
b swallow OF at. told father
thought ita1nugt have been drusged.
because Immediately began to get
dizzy and could not SEQ things; every
thing commenced TO dance before me;
and that when we drove on and l ask
ed him to5take ME home 1T once, back
TO Lovingston. When we got to where
one road turns. towards Lovingston
and one up the iliountain road. instead
of turning towards Lovlngston lie
started up the t11buntain.t asked him
to take me home, at once; that / was
feeling very badly ana was sick; to
please take ME. He did not answer
me at all;ljust drove on as Rapidly as
he could UP, the mountain road. Then
1 asked him again to take me home,
but he kept right on. So father then
asked me II he attempted to assault
me. told him that lie had Forced
himself upon me- i tried to resist him:
! tried to push him off; I screamed.
but L. suppose no one heard
me; that I resisted all could,
but could not keep him back 4 that
he forced himself upon iile;. and that /
then lost CONSCIOUSNESS and didn't re-
member anythtnS after tll;,s until
was at Mrs. 1kidd'e house that night.
When told him that ho go. SIS white
and misunderstanding that it scared
me. ran out to mother and told
her ! believed III had killed my father.
Miss Loving was then cross-examfnetl
by MIR. Wood Bouldin Common ealths
attorney Of Halifax. who had before
him humber or maps showing. the To-
ga ton ct the roads around Loving
ston. Miss Loving grew quieter as
the examination continued. but her
bosom heaved and tile muscles in her
throat throbbed & and beat On cross
examination, Miss Loving added to her
story of the assault bye saying that
When she {, screamed, Theodore Estes
placed his hands, her mo nth and
.stined her eEeas Il ere again the wit
ness broke rl down and syobbed for sew
l.eral minutes. She told OF being UNI
conscious from the time Estes drove
her up the lonely mountain road until
midnight, when she awakened In bed
In Mrs. Kidds house, her teeth chat
1terlng, her body wracked with a chill
Once Mr.. Rouldin called witness miss
Estes by mistake, and Miss Loving
lTshuddered.
Mr.. Bohldin here began to ask Dues
lions regarding drinks that Miss Low
ling is charged to have had. Mr. Lee
order that the objection could be ar
gued.
Cross Firing OF Lawyers.
When the jury re-entered, the pros.
ecution withdrew the question. Mr.
Moore, for the defense. then asked the
prosecution to say whether or no
Determination, claiming that the very
Questions leave a wrong impression
even although they are not answered
j and are withdrawn
Mr.. Bouldin replied that no question
was Improper until 1t was asked
Mr.. Strobe exclaimed: The Question
4 you Just asked was improper, and the
4 fact that you have Withdrawn It
/ proves that you knew 1t was improper
III protest.
Mr.. Bouldin replied .tiou may pro
test. ana your protest Mr.. Strobe. VII
4 receive the attention 1t deserves"
! Mr.. Leo then. in an eloquent speech
4 app called to Mr.. Bouldtn as an oftlce
OF Halifax county for pair play.
II leave 1t to you, Mr.. Bouldin; any
thing YOU DO Will be right, for kpoy
j and Recognized your high chnracter."
Mr.. Bouldin replied that he had N
I feeling in the case, and that none @
the, bitterness that dwollcd in tn
J breasts Of others lived in his 4
said that he had heard that Miss Low
] Ing was addicted to drink. and tina
a he desired to know II this were true
2 FIe said lie felt that all OF the fact
} Of that driyetand OF the killing shoul
y be brought out.
81 expect to show by cross-exami
a nation and by other witnesses all tim
} occurred on that drive" said MI
Il Bouldln.
His Honor then said: "You near