The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-28

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from her the story OF what had
taken place. At this time he had
himself In hand, and wishing TO
keep himself under control, wonlu
not go to his daughter fearing
that he might meet anS s and 10 ,Ah he
sent a colorod driver for her IN
vehicle. and on his returning with
out her, he sent his wife Tor her,
and she was brought back to MS
house about one O'Clock IN ING u
THE family, including the &c, aer
thew had finished he took his
daughter IN h,s sn, room m a She R tns
before him nnd told him she had,
al the invitation of the young man;
gone on a ride. after being urged
to do so by young lady whom sna
was Visiting, having n thnv uf tnrned
back and went by the home Of the
young man. who got out OF the
buggy and went into his house a,,
where he remained some fVe or BIN
minutes ssc that and h the yod drove
two miles further in on oppos,lh,e NE
direction, and at the request OF me
Young man she took q drink o. {
whiskey, which cha s must etthir as In TT It,
as It Quickly made her SO dizzy ana
sick that she requested him 10 driSe
her back to the house Wnesc a sr'i
was staying. He declined, a ana
turned into IN TO-, a, moun,a and rec
elected nothing after pecoin.aIs
unconscious, except that she reco
lccted very vaguely about ner -,
irving at the house W, ~ eat pet M
airs. Then, while still on ner
knees. with her arms about ,i ne.
father. and his arms apous IN.
her father asked her wn ad ane
sa,,it her and she replied, sopbins:
.He forced himself upon me,
NJ tried TO resist him ana push
him on, but could not. .tien ,er
scream. but he. put ms nanu ono one
heard me. became unconsc ,sss
and did not regain consclousHns aS
urtil / came to that night IN pes ~,
where I was staying. ~ tnis ~
boca me 50 white ana b n aas, ran out
ioo I'm s,,, S, md told her she be-
iicved she had killed her falner,
iinun receiving this informnttu,n
he felt that he could not stay r,is
hand, and that no pot~ rer, " sla wing
tbe man. He ordered his horse anu anu
3 inpgy. went to his Office hnu ~.
bis gun and selected Eix smells
loaded with buckshot; j, t aiaa ne ioa ,led
in his office other snetis - Tow
ingston. about four miles distant;
,vhere the Young man lived, anu
was " engaged IN business, u pen
reaching the village he was t thn
that the young man w" tlnr niles
"a IN tho direction that he
my na e got out Of his buggy and
went into the store OF irls .l..,, ~.
there inquired q inc ga ~n kUa, again
OF fd,d ,h 1ha I'M ha was at the depot. He
cot into his buggy, and imnedia'e
f. proceeded about four n lh.lles ~, ~
the depot Upon arriving mere -ha
trnnlhsu At this time he had his
gun In the buggy. but It was nov
Ger by his friend. There was
nothing unusua! about his nalnn,,
or APPEARANCE at the time, except
Mad ever seen 1t before He was
informed by this friend that mo
young man was In a noScal; VI, .
side track Of the rai.roafu' ortil.
gagged in unloading car OF Icrtli-
izer. He proceeded TO a livery
stable. which was short dls,
lance off. and put his morse INV
buggy In the care OF coioTcu nun nun
to hold. and went at on Gnc d,s 81 jared
him in the boxcar, assisted py IVY
Gle told the men to stand aside
and remarked to the young man:
You are the young man that taxes
Young ladies' out driving at night
and brings them home drugged and
unconscious and ruined ana then
shot him twice, killing him; then
turning. walked away, breaking the
gun, he pulled out the shells and
threw them on the ground. a phy,
sician was called on at once. and
in going to the car. the accused
called to him, saying: THE COG
tor can do no good: shot tokill.'
Within a few minutes after the
shooting, when the accused was
asked whether 1t would be proper
for some one to straiGhten out the
body, he replied: you had better
let the authorities take charge 81
the body" In few moments
more he got his buggy. requesting
friend to go with him. ana start,
ed to the home of Justice or tnf
| peace. some four miles Off, forth9
purpose OF surrendering himself
On this drive Of four miles and re-
turn, the tragedy was spoken o.
! only once, and there was nothing
unusual noticed In his manner ant
| appearance, except redness OF I'M
| face. He surrendered to the mag
| istrate, and on his trial that even
ing between 0 and half past
| O'Clock, he personally made appli
cation for bail, and argued the ap
plication In clear and logica
manner. and just before making