The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13


Pc glad to do so--hc would ask moth
ths better.
Yodcr went on tho stand at 1t
pollock, when court convened and
hcarly tho whole day was spent III
Eross- examining him. He was qucs-
Honcd as TO his attack OF Judge Chris
Plan, Of Jynchburg, who, ne said was
P'sot in his ways and Judge OF good
pIuuor" and whom lie accused of being
khc owner OF ono of the saloons Yoder
kxas fighting. Judge Christian orr
Hcred Youer to Jail. but was reversed
by the Supreme Court because tho all
legged contempt was not committed In
The courts presence, though the
opinion stated that Indeed, tho
charges are but the incohercnt utter
knees OF partisan of the cause OF
Prohibition against n judge who Issued
licenses at place in large city
(which did not meet the approval OF
khc plaintiff In error
Refers to Carter Glass.
| lie denied that Congressman Garter
tlass, of the sixth District, dropped
his suit against the Bell Publishing
company OH condition of q public
hpology and the payment of the costs
FOR the institution of the suit. The
Witness said that the suit was dropped
+lic facts would come out.
did you ever hear of MIR. Glass
being afraid of anything7" asked MIR.
kmith The witness did not answer.
Reference was made again to Atkln-
kons part in Yoders mission TO Ricl-
Bnond, and the witness said that At
3Sinson had told him things were
rotten" here, and that he (Atkinson)
had got a rotten" deal when his
Iiauor license was revoked.
He admitted that he had stated
oinething like nm insinuation that the
license was taken from Atkinson
through trickery so that the license
ould be given TO some one eise. it
iso stated that Richmond LOOKED
e thought he could make more money
,ere than in Nynchburs.
park Hotels Aid.
Then. bit by bit, Mr.. Smith brought
nut the >scts as to 3oder conllec
ion with che Park Hotel. He forced
.oder 10 admit that lie Ind borrowed
422 from Atkins N, and had not nnldi
single cent back, that lie hoaroed
here nearly four months free x o.
harge: that he had paid only 500 tof
But" he said. Atkinson had n9ililng
o do with the publication" lie ad-
kni.tcd that something had been SAID
10 him about moving from the PARK
Hotel. ,,.
.pon,t you believe" asked Mr.. Smith.
that Atkinson brought you here, OF
bersuaded you to como here, 10 vent
lis spleen on those who had part IN
The revocation of his licenseG
mo. But i feel assured that Az
kinson got me to come here because
lie had gotten rotten deal ana that
could expose the crookedness, anu
hereby get him Justice"
..p;oI,,,o,,xl ,,nlifica1iv a rotten mole.
Eas one of his statements, but ne
hought it nice socially and ne az
uitted that he had adVeruseui, s..e
political rottenness." and is still 90
ng SO.
The issue of the pamphlet yesterday
yhich contains another attack on Mr..
Manning, was introduced by Mr.Snith.
but was ruled out by the court Yode e.T
ranted to bring 1t in, and was ca ,t.;,
o order by his counsel. Mr.. Meredith.
lie said that he had spoken TO ~,
inson about the latter's rotten DEAF
ut that the latter has said It mao
OF better be gone into, as 1t was !"
long story
suys Barkccpers Paid.
y found barkccpers had TO pay diff
erent sums to get licenses, and that
ktlSinson hadn't been convicted OF his
I Jones, clerk in the Park Hotel about
he matter OF the license, and it look
d bad to nc" He refused to give
he name Of a "promln.ssnt man n, Who ,no
n the same subject, but said that j
Jarvis, who works in Walter D.
ioses's music store, had also told hin
hat Atkinson got dirty deal. ant
le had also heard 1t from others II
he Park Hotel. Mr.. Meredith except
ID to Yoders giving his sources of In.
ormation.
II talked it around, and heard tina,
mother hotel didn't lose its license
\
barge"
did you know" Numbered Mr.
Emith. that Jones, the Park Hotel
a lsrs. Vas Vas suspected pf OF putting up
Yes" added Mr. Folkes. that he
Tent in there and bought supper and
Kinks for the young men?' But tho
Fourt ruled out the questions,
did you go to the Chief OF Police.
y to the judge of the Hastings Court
r to the commemorative Attorney?'i
Certainly not l went to no au-
horities at all. It would have been
Ebsurd. 1t would have reflected on
he Judges integrity
Mr.. Meredith objected strenuously TO
as witnesses's replies. and Judge Har-
ison said, II strike out what the wit
tess said. and sustain the objection of
How He Promised "Crcam.o
One of the pamphlets having on its
tile page tho words "Anywlere arv
ow and anywhen." was shown to the
ury. and the members asked for more
opies. Mr.. Smith read various ex-
racts from the pamphlets some of
which promised the readers Cream"
whereas the newspapers could AFFORD
give them only Skinned milk and
aid that the writer had many things
p his Sleeve
The article which he wrote on the
ocial evil was also read II was one
his earliest efforts, the witness said,
nj he admitted that he knew some
hing about the policy of segregation
,ther attacks on the police and the
'olice Court were also read to the
ury. N
Then Mr.. Smith proceeded to draw
rom 1oder the extent of the Ecircula-
ION OF his pamphlet, which contained
ne alleged libelous article on which
ie warrant was sworn out. The Wit
ess said that zoo Went to Manchester
% TO Lynchburs, and from zoo TO 200
petersburg. The mailing list out
lde OF these registered about 100. and
hese, said the witness, go all over the
tate. lie admitted. however that
ono, sections had not heard Of his
amphlet.
Mr.. smith asked him as TO his source
information for his article charging
nat the police pay for election, and II
meant the commissioners.
word came TO me that such was