The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-07
that man in the neighborhood h;
Doctors examination.


Forgetting her former statement,
She said that she had rather stand
the apuse oil her parents tnAn stay
with Mr. Buchanan. MIR. Montague
asked her about examination by ply
sicians, and she said that two doctors
talked to her the day after the at
tempt at suicide, and she heard later
that they said she was insane.
She then admitted the authorship OF
the note found when she took the
acid, which said that the only thing
she had to live for was Meade Wade.
ursie then agreed that trouble re-
sardlng this young man was partly
the cause of her attempt to kill her
self.
She was then excused
w. It. Saunders was next on the
stand. lie was careful TO explain
that he was not In the building as
an object of charity. having worked
for more than he ever got He was
not. however anxious to explain any
thing else. He was asked to tell any
thing he knew and finally said that
he did not know anything against Mr..
Buchanan's character, of his own
knowledge. He did not propose to
tell what other people knew. He had,
however, had hard words with him.
Pressed to tell about this, he said that
he didn't want to tell, but they might
get it out of him by questions.
Mr.. Montague inquired if he was at
the meeting at Mrs. Mason's. and he
replied that he did not know that that
concerned Mr.. Montague.
worked ut Forest Hill.
At last tangible opening was
found. He had been sent by Mr.
Buchanan TO do some carpenter work
at Forest Hill, working there for five
and one half days. The superinten
dent, he said, promised TO pay him for
this work, and gave him 81, This, he
remarked, would do him no good, as
he had some money to pay out and
The other half he said. was then
forthcoming.
He reported that night after hours
and found himself locked out. Then
! he was put in ballroom and quit the
| place.
! Another narrative was dug out of
this witness. One night woman
came downstairs to get some food
for her children. The cook had moth
ing to give her, so he (Saunders) found
something at the storeroom and gave
! to her. Next morning Mr.. Buchanan
! came down and fired the cook. letting
I nm SloS LII bIGdfNIoSl0 dt Ills i C
quest, The doctor he said, asked him
a question aoout the women.
G. W. Glenn hadn't been summoned
| hut came to protect his wife and him
| self He didn't like published state
ments to the effect that he and his
| family had been supported by charity
| for two years. He got this straight. but
! in doing so admitted he had baen
| in jail twice, When his wife applied
| for help, he said, Mr.. Buchanan treated
her very coouy. What offended him
| most was statement made to him
! by his wife after he had been par
| doned by Governor Swanson, that Mr..
Buchanan had told her If she would
| put that yellow cur in jail and move
TO the building, he would take care
| of her and the children"
Denies Charity.
Two letters were produced by Mr.
Montague, written 10 Or. Buchanan
| in CLIENTS behalf by John Stewart
| Bryan. On one OF these letters Mir
| Buchanan had made the Endorsement
"Otfered home and to support chill.
dren," This was the time, said Glenn
when Mr. Buchanan made the remark
about the yellow cur. on the Other
! letter was written by Mr., Buchanan
Given work and provisions"
/ Il deny that said Glenn. Alto
eether he declared, he received abou
I SO worth Of groceries from the Chari
ties, working for these goods II
had been pardoned twice by the Coy
ernor.
Mrs. Lulie Relns Jones volunteers
/ her testimony. She declined 10 b
i sworn, saying that she was a l3aptis
and took an affirmation. AT this mo
ment Mrs N. v Randolph inquired /!
before Mrs. Jones began, the wome
/ should leave the room, which some o
them had done during part Of 81
Ursula Lanes testimony, With
crushing manner Mrs Jones said sh
4 did not think she could possibly sa;
in mixed assembly anything unit t
be heard,
Il The stenographer had hard work i
catching Mrs, lones'S remarks whic
were delivered with extreme volubility
4 The committeeman Were most anXion
TO hear her, and repeatedly asked tina
/ she turn their way. but she as con