The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-06

| didn't see one there"
| tion2"
Close to Z o'clock"
Questioned by Smith.
There is good deal of cement
there. isn't there?" asked Mr. Smith
liner. mere was not much there then
How large is the building?"
About forty-five by ten feet"
was the cement in bags or barre,s7'
In bags. bags about as biz as 81
twenty five pound flour bag"
You examined all around them did
your"
mo. couldn't see all around them;
they are packed in so close somn
times"
Couldn't a gun have been h,ad.n
IN a.. mere so that you couldn't see it:+
-! couldn't say as to that"
You weren't looking for gun wern
your" e'''
NO. was Just looking over things.
10 see that no property had been taken,
| away"
Did you watcA Paul 20 see II he
took anything away. too?"
No He is a Waterman. tust like
am. don't have to watch watchmen
Did you ever see him come up from
the rivers edge?"
Yes. but ] don't know wbctbor H.,
crossed the river or not"
What night was that you saw him
come up?" '''''
Either Monday or Tuesday night"
PnuPr Fnther-in-La,v
II. a. Houchens, father law of Paul
Beattie. was next called. He ia en-.
pioyed by l. J. Smith & Co on Mayo's
rs'aha; witness stated that he met
faul mat Sunday morning on the north
side OF the island on the Ricbrord ia.
OF the bridge ''''
State II he had gun" said Mr.
Wendenburg. 't'
paper" morning
What time was IT,"
Between Gao and -
The north side OF The hr,aa :,
nearly half mile from the cer,.,t
mouse. Isn't it?' asked Mr.. smith
Yes. about 1890 feet"
How far from where you met Paul
is II 10 the cement house7''
About 100 feet"
Which way did he go." asked M,
Wendenbgrg. 80
South towards the south end o. the
Lewis saw No Gun.
w H. Lewis was called. n. 4.
proved by the Manchester Box Road
raper Company. Just opposite III. S,and
ard Paper COMPANY
"here were you on the Sr,,,,
morning before the crime" .sk.s NJ
Wendenhurg ''F'
st. At the foot Of the canal bridge.
he said that a man couldn., 70, @
Except by boat or bridge
Did YOU see Paul before nnd 49,,
Neblett drove UNI" ga" "i'e'
Yes"
Did he have any gum
no. sir"
Neoiett said that Paul went 10 ~.
ougsY and talked to his child j. M,
i didn', see him"
could you have seen him -
Yes
Where was Paul?"
Paul was with colurea teilo,,
waiter, sitting on log He didnt
have any gun
Replying to Mr. Smith. witness satl
tAat ne didn't so into the cement hoLsc
and didn't see Paul go in ther. ne
aaid that he didn't know tina, Pau,
was thick With the negro or that they
drank out OF the same bucket o.
water.
Where was that log" asked Mr..
WendenbUrg.
"A short distance from where Wal.
ter held Neble,,'s horse"
Are you Buck Lewis" asked Sir
smith,
They call Inc that."
are you the same Buck Lewis who
was shot at by Captain Wright when
he tried 10 arrest yau FOR gambling"
NO. sir: l am not ! never have
been shot at
Ever been arrestec for gambling?'
yes. I've been arrested for shoot
Ing crap and playing pokee. hut Two
always paid my iine."
Alsn Cnntrndicts Neblett.
Wafer Nunnally was called He is
employed as carpenter at Seventh
and Stockton Streets Ho corroborated
Lewis's testimony as to seeing Paul
on the Sunday morning preceding the
crime. and said that he did not have
q gun He said that NaS!ctt tied his
horse TO the graphing hook of a
freight car with piece OF wire. that
the horse broke aaway and that the
colored man. Walter, held tn. horse
while Neblett was r. The paper mill
The only gun he saw in Paul's pos.
in his hip pocket.
DO you know Buck caster?" asked
Mr.. Smith.
II think ] do"
Didn't You want Buck Carter %
come down here and testify"
mo. sir
WAS he down there Sunday morn.
ing?"
mo. sir, not until Sunday evening"
Didn't you want him to testify
that he was there Sunday morning."
NO. sir"
Did you go into the cement housoa"
mo, ir."
Did you see Paul go in there?"
No"
You don't know If there haa noon
anything IN there. do your"
NO sir
Did Paul come over to you be-
fore Sebiett lef'?"
yes"
which way did he come from9"
ct don't know"
"XVas he In the cnnnent hnmsn ~, "a