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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

aud unIerc Stadtsperfaiiuns bas
Der @eriteaiins nuo bes @ers
berauihenber Betrdnte. limb
ipenn mir auf bieie Sabre 5uriids
fonnen mir ms oils tuelters
iabrene uno .gerefte Idu1er zines
@eiibls bes Gels niht ertpebren.
Nift MIR Der 'beabiiftiste Stped
nitt erreidrt, ionbern Seufcs
lei, Corruption nno Wibaftirns
seseniiber benz @eiet baben INNER
nm lid sesriffen."
Sann fam Staatsiefretdr 9aois
auf Die leete @abl 81 ipreden nnb
berihtete iiber Sas Seer bon Gamz
pasnerebuern, Die bon aalttpaiiers
Sanatifern in's Selo sefiibrt iuilrben.
iiber Die u~n5dbliseu Serlammlunsen.
Die Yeripenpuns tleiner 8inber fir
Gampasnes 3iuede H.. /. ~. .Gae pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

bnnoert Sfimmen setpinnen ipirb, ut
ia ihlieklid nur pm undergraduates
Sebeutnits, nenn an benz seiualtisen
moraliihen Siege, fueldJen bic @esner
Der Si~uansssefeBe erransen, mirb ba=
bnrdb nidjtS schubert. Nan mnk lid
REORGANIZATION, bas bic Hrohi=
bitiunsflanisl ieiner5eit NIT $4,000
Stinmen Webrbeit ansenuminen
uurbe mno baf nieie pplitGnbis ba=
binseihwunben lit. Sieraus lam
man ben pollitdnpisen llmid)las in Ser
ofieutlid)eu &einuns ertenneu: @eit
Der Yrobibition III Iaine lit es obne
auen Speifel gu @nbe II. &c tpiro cine
Heeelung beS @etrdnfebanoelS an lire
Steae treteu. Der geiunbe Mene
ihenberitanb uno Die 9dtuug Dor Dem
@eies iperoen ipisoer 81 ibrer @eltuns
tpmmen." @ir huffen IS. -
iK 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
tspeaieII fur siefe StitnnsJ
Wus ,uirklidJ Ftatt9efuunem bat!

fii96aren ardftc@, instc Ser Gcouer.
.ipurben %uufsebpteu, INN Die Insz
mer5ung Der prohibitions : 3ldricl
aus Der Gerfaiiuns 5u perbinbern.
5nS Heiultat Der Wabl lit befanntlih
INNER mod nnseruiR, pa Die einselails
fenen Serifte lid gum Sbeil in einem
eerabe5u mubeihreibliten 3uitanoe
befinOen, iubaB man crit Die SiIfc Der
8crifte in anipruh nebrleu mug,
nm bas iuabre 8eiultat 5u ermitteIu,
aber bic 5rase, ub ihlieklih bic cine
pner bic anoerc Seite nit ein paar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Otis @oobfparb bon Siaee, i'm
noroliden Soma. crIann Iestes Sriibs
iabr cine neiie &etbobe int &ahien
bon 8artoffeln, bic lid ausge5eidnet
beipdbrt bat unb beren Nadabmuns
lid, uiid) fiir Inbere Iobneno ertpeiien
biirfte. gr mafte einen @raben aht
3ol tief, adt 3ou brett nnb % Sub
lana. Sen 8oben beS 8rdbens be-
beofte er NIT neider groe. leste Die
Sesfartoffelu feds 3ou a~useinanoer
binein. NIB bebedtc lie nit bier 3ol
grbe. 9eim Snden berielben CAB er
glht. Die 8eben nidt 81 b%eunrubigcn;
Die iiblid)e Sobenaufbdufnns unterlieB
er gang. Bon Der mn % Sub langen
8eibe erutete er ioeben. 31a 8uibel
&artoiieln. mas etnem perbGltniBs
mdbisen Grtrase bon 836 Buibel pro
Icre 9leidfommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

lidcn Sruris als elm Se9cn eripieien,
nid,ts beitoipeniser iinb bieic Srogicn
id)on talicnb 0tal miBbraiiht iporben.
- COL mar lie besbalb ~perbictcn,
io1en Sauicnbe bon @cnid)en quail
poIle Spcrationen nnb 2cibcn erbulz
Den, bios nm cs 8u p%erbinbern. baB
Serbred)er Elm paar Wittelhen iucnis
ger baben, fir Die lie alien eroenfz
lifcn griab finben fonncn? Wobl
niftl llnb ion maj anc 9rauereicn
ihliebeu, bios ipeil es S6ipnbfDpfe
sibt, Die ii6 nidt bemeiftern fonnen?
So6 faum?
Sm SntereKe Der 2anbuirtbihaft.
8ie man ans Der SauptItabt
Sbio's, Columbus, meloet, beridtet
Der StaatsIhul : Gommiiidr iebr
giinitig iiber bic Ginfiibrnng bes
lanbuirtbihaftlifen itnterridts In
ben 2%anbidulen. Or ioa ansgerefs
net baben. bab baburh fir bic Sdrs
mer in bielen Counties bereits cine
grIparniB bon $4,000 biz $4,000
er3ielt iporben lei. Die 3unabme Der
Sdiilcr in Den Dffeutlid)en Clemens
tars unb Sodihulen babe 5ubem. lett
Observation-Disclosures ben Sebrs
fdfern bin5u9efiigt ipurbe, beociiteno
su9enommen. Yuh rieIe Sodifulen
in GtGbten Sbios' baben oen lamb
mathematician llnterridt einges
iiibrt. Irf Der bemnddJit itattfinbens
ben Nationals Contention Der Stnatss
Superintenbenten Der Dffentlifen
Shulcn ipirb Der gommiiiGr cinen
Sprtrag iiber bas Sbioer Nderbaus
8eies unb feline g~r9ebniiie halten.
Sm SmtereKe gutter staatshraken.
Gus Columbus, 1o., berlautet:
Snfolge ihlehten @etters batten lid
lam %. Sftober) our Ginpeibung
Der S~taatsitraBe aler burf Miiionri
MIR etipa s~tpeitaiienb Serionen eins
oeiunben. Sic gutomobil5iise bon
ct. 2ouis nnb 8anias 9th. fotpie
.anberen Gtdbten an Der Honte bes
nelen 8eses lansten reft5eitig helte
Woraen bier an. 8ouberneur Sabs
lep belt cine intereiiante Iniprade.
lporin er Die beutise StraBe NIT ienen
Sfaoen berslib, bic Daniel Boone
ieiner Seit tpanberte. Sic neiie
Staatsitrabe Iduft bon 4anias Gitp
mad ct. 2ouis bur6 bic Wtitte bes
Staates, gum sroben S6eiI Der alten
Santa Sc : Sdbrte fplgenb. Sc
meinoen an Der &oute BADEN $780,
900 @ertb an Irbeit unb $4,000
8aar fir Die @erbeiierung geitellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
geitellen Sic nniere giasrlifte!

8ir 6nben bic 5rnsc iiber
; quite Bidder fir Sic itubiert nrb
} iiberbeben Sic Ian9en Suhens.
; rniere Instpa6l entbdlt eennii
} mas Sic tpiinfben unb es foitet
} sic MIR cine Voitfurtc unb mir
} liefern Sbnen uniere @iiderliite
} in's Saus. SHreiben Sic
} sleih unb 5ipnt an:
8spf Department, =.
CATHOLIC @rts. Co., {.
Dubuque, Sptua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

oSeftltlel" IN WateroiIIe, gfe., lIber
bas Sbema: rSrObibition inn aihte
Der fiiraliden 0ablen, unb mas man
.baranS lernen FAINT" Inter Inberem
iaste er:
.Seit mebr ais einem balben Sabrs
blnbert entbalten uniere Statuten.
unb lett cincm @icrtcfja6rbunbert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

nj benz 5u Chicago iiiugIt
itatt9efunbeuen grauer> eonz
bent iprah Serr Gprus Us.
9npis, 5taatsiefretdr puu
Rdiue uno 8ebafteur peS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

" a btn8ton, 9. 8. - Sab
Die Yreiie fir Habrunssz uuS Be-
barfsartifel niht nurs.in ben Ser.
Staateu, ionoern aiih in anoern
5beilen Der Ielt seittesen iinp. iii
aus ei1,em beroffentlicbten Seridt SeS
Statihiihen Bureaus hes 9eparte=
mtents fir Sanbel nnS Arbeit eriihts
lid. Cine Isabelle berunidaulidt bic
Yreiie Der @e9enipart nit benen
friiberer Sabre. iinb 5ipar iinb bies
Die Wbpleiale Notierunsen Ses Gam
oes aus benz Die betreffenbeu Irtitel
itamrnen. Smportirter &nffee foitete
8. .. i'm Iiiguit 1901, alio Dor 5ebn
Sabren, SAC bas Sfunb. i'm Nusuit
1911 ieSod 11.Sc.
1plsenbe sabele siebt einem Ser
sleid spiidjen benz MHSlamoSs Hreije
in Amsnit 1911 unb benz Int aasnit
1901:
Mug. III Ius. '01
Snbia Tubber. y.
Yfunb 49,. S3,4c 1876
&Ieiberpone, per
YtunO $500. 22,9c II {
&amntpolle, per
ffuitp oo,ol iO,ol
Slahs, y. Sonre. .$438.85 $216.S2
Sanf. per Come. .$210.10 $165.61
3innplatten. per
YIuno . $500. csc sc
Sinn in Barren.
glods. etc., per
Yfunb 49,. 41.2c 26,5c
Sbee. per Yfuno. 1S.2c 1886
Mahitebenbe Isabelle seist Den
YreisuntcrIhieb innerbalb cines
Sabres:
1911. 1910.
8aifce, per Yfunb.. 11.Sc 7.Sc
8eis. peo Yfunb :. Bic 2.4c
Cement. per 100
YfunO -. $3.50 2s.4c
Snnanen, per
Yiinpel 49,. 29.sc 27.6c
aoriutben. p. YfS. 4.sc 3.7c
Seigen. per Yfuno SIC 5.3c
@anbcln. per Yib. 14.5c 1896
a~dlbsfclc. p. Efp. 29.2c gale
3innplattcn. per
YIunp ..... o.SC sc
Clipcnpl 81 Spcis
ic5ipcdcn $ LA $ 1923
Stlpar5cr Yieiicr.
per Yfb. So. SEE 7.3e
Sbampnsncr, Ssb.
Chart S 13.49 $ 14.64
9latt : Sabaf filr
Scdblatt, per
YinuS $ III 95.4c
8ollene Scppidlc.
G%nabrutnarS S 4.4S S 3.47
Sicic Yrcisauiid,ldsc critrcdcn lid,
icepH uidt ouf aac Irtifel. Nitrate
OF SoSa fpit.te 5. .. Dor cinem Sabre
pic Come S34.75 nnb icet MIR
S26.55. 0uano ficl inuerbalb cincS
SabrcS bon $25.79 auf $t2.42.
aupier BON l2c auf 1t.4e haS Yfunb
unS 10 pciter.
--t+$
sic piiicn ia. "a i'd ncine".
iaat @and,er - Der lclbit nid)t pei6.
fnos er tnrtnk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

8erIin. - Sic bieiigc ameritas
nii6e 9olonic beiinoct iid in 9clinSer
Iufrc9un9, lpeil Der 8otifaiter 9eiibs
man Den Srau6 ipieoer cingeiiibrt bat,
cine Uniform III @egcnlpart oes aais
iers 81 trdaen. Dies mar lirlprilngs
lib bon bcm 9otidufter Solper einscs
fiibrt. Scr bel Sofe nit 8%encbntiouns
bes Srdiibentcu H%ooicpelt cinen bunz
ten 8od tru9. Sptihaiter Sia per-
mari hieieu Srauh ais unoemufratiid1.
Scrr 9eiibmou bat icbt iiir uac
Iitgiieber Der 8otid)ait. Die nit bent
6ofe 81 thun babcu. llniformen be-
iGafft. Inicritdncr, Die bieran Ins
itoB nebmen. crtldrcn picies Sors
gebcn ais cine bircftc 8ciescspers
lebrna nadl bcu rcpibicrtcn 8eitims
mllnscn.
Sei benz eriten 5eihcn. - nllnicrc
aanSc Samilic crbdlt iidl eeiunb burh
Den 8ebraud Sbreo 6cilmittels".
idreibt Scrr z. -, SromoS bon Gil
pbunt. "a, ,bei Dem eriteu Scidcn
bon ll~nipohlicin erciicn mir mad, Scr
Glpcnfruitcr Slnide. mn CO bilit.
Wir haben ben NlpenfrGutcr ieet II
Sabre in Der Snmilie gebrdudt, uuo
lpiicn mas or tbln fam" aeiue
Npptbefera @cpisin. Der Nlpenfrdus
Ter ipirc Dem Yub!itum bireft eelie.
iert burd) SpeSial aecutcn. cruannt
pon zen giaentbiimcru. Sr. Seter
6abrnep & Cons Co.. 1875 60.
Scpnc Ipc.. Chicago. 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07
Wrabu, Wiseomiin!

Sa iebes Sa6r burh ben Corn
S6rebber 10 piel llneliid peruriaft
ipiiroe. inbem Irbeiter. tpelhe Die
etipas sefdbrlife Waidine bebiens
ten, aii Die cine ODER anbere Weiie
Az Sdaben famen uno iosar ibr
2eben perloren. 10 bat bic leete 2es
s~islatur iid peraulaBt geieben, elm
@eics 5u paiiiren, lpeldes es benz
@igent6iimcr elmer Solden Iaihine
sur Yfli6t madt. cine in benz &C.
les ppraeihriebene S6ubporrifs
tuns an8ubrin9en. Mdtbeohtun9
bes @eIeses ipirb nit $25 bis
500 b%eltraft.
,9rb farming.
Scr CUTE 8eiu6 bes in Colorado
Springs abscbaltenen GonsreiIes fir
Srodens Sarmerci (Srp farntins)
seist. mas intenlipcre 9ooenfultur
bcScutet. Ser 4ame lit irrefiibreho,
Nenu bel abiolutem @augel an 8os
benieu6tigfeit lit abIolmt nihts aus
5urihten. 6. ipurbe MIR seipGblt nit
Hiidiidt auf Die @ebiete. pD man
BON Der fiinltlihcn 8eipdiicruug Nbs
itano nebmen muB uno bod Dem
8oben grntcn absclpinnen lam.
Gas eeihiebt nurf i~orsfdltigc Sears
beituns. 10 baB Der Sobcn Die sclcz
scntlid,en Seudtisfeitss Tieoeridlldac
ober iold,c aus p%orbnnbcncu Sucls
len. 10 ipdrlid tic audi iein mlnscn,
in geniieenoem Mabe fiir ons Mods
tbim Der Yflauseu suriidbalt. Ser
Sarmcr muB auf itin 2ano mcbr
SleiB peripcmoen, ais bas bel tribe
rem Hdubbaus &ctbppcu 9eIdab. bat
aber baiiir mi6 bic @enuetbunna
iid}erer @rtrdae. Siel Camp. baS nnr
fir 8eiecn 9ecignct ifien. III Surd,
~Srn farming" id,on iiir 8etreioc,
Sclbfrudt llnb O%bitfultur pcriperbs
bar scnadt iporbcu; bel intcniiper
8ultir pirb Der 0pnen itets ecniis
9enb Erobnfte bcrporbrinsen, ielbit
wenn. pie Yrdiioent Gait anf Dem
CONGREGATIONS : Gonsreb IN aaniaS
Gin iaatc, or in iiiniSi8 Sabrcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

sic piiicn ia. mas i'd mcine".
iaat @and,er - Der iclbit nid)t tpeib.
mas CT meint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-07

Sci Scn5iser Bros, Sem gorf, lit
crihienen: ~Sa5 iibernatirliobe 2ez
ben" bon Yfpffncr. (65 Gents portos
fret
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31
HOLLAND TELLS ABOUT
MAN WITH SHOTGUN
Witness Says He Saw Him Near Scene of Tragedy Few
Hours Before it Occurred

With q single barreled shotgun on
his shoulder and scraggly beard on
his face IA mana strange man-was
walking toward the scene OF the muir
der but a few hours before Mrs. Hen
ry Clay Beattte, Jr., met her death.
swore W, K. Holland on the witness
stand yesterday afternoon.
Holland aroused renewed interest
in the accused. and Beattie sat at the
har listening intsntly and with
Strengthened back while the witness
waded through q mass OF testimony
and made his way safely through a
formidable cross examination When
Holland left the stand his story had
not been shaken,
II am IN the stone business, said
Holland, answering questions asked
by Attorney Smith. Il live at 1919
Floyd avenue My quarry Is on the
Southern road, just below the Belt
Line bridge, and about mile from
the turnpike"
do you remem Der seeing anyone
on the Southern railroad just before
this. homicide" asked Attorney Smith.
Yes, sir. / saw man. He was
walking toward the Belt Line.
Was he stranger? ~
yes, sir
What did he Took like?"
He was tall about five feet ten or
eleven inches tall"
When did you see him."
On Day OF Murder.
ION July IS. the day OF the muir
der. about $50 or $50 o'clock in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31
QUESTIONS PAUL
CLOSELY ABOUT GUN
Attorney Smith Seems to be Laying Foundation to sprn2
Charge hat Paul Beattie Had Gun After Saturday
Night, When He Saws Henry Got

Something az a sensation WAS
caused al the opening III the exani-
nation Of witnesses for the defense
when Attorney Harry smith looked
araaud and asked. Is Paul Beattie
Iere SET
Paul Reattle. Nho had been rushed
oaf lra.a 2ichmona i'm answer L. ar
gent orders from the court quickly
came into court ana took the stand
Nj sm,,h conducted the ezamlna-
ton u the wilnose
ar. Beattie. ala understand YOU
70 state that on the Saturday night
that vou went over 10 the uawnhroz-
ers Tor the gun Your Cousin Henry
had IL stop the machine several times
10 rs The lights Is II a fact that he
Aad "a Tx them@"
yes. slr We stopped once before
W. got e. tine pa~usliop 2''
Didn't you tell the pawnbroker or
the young man who waited on you
that you Rantea to use the gun on
2aaYus Bridges"
ala not"
Ipia you Use shotgun on Mayo s.
BrtfiEes''
No sir"
Vow ] ask YOU n YOU did not
have q single barrel shotgun on the
bridge ?"
SO. sir"
TIA you have single barrel shot
gan In Your possession the sunday
before the murder T.
sNo. Sit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31
LINE OF DEFENSE.
Is CLEARLY SHOWN
From the Start Paul Beae Was Under Fire, With View to
Absolutely Destroy the Confidence OF the
Jury in Value of His Testimony

actual crime HIS alibi IS said to be
absolutely unassaliah
Neither OF thr suspicious char
scters allcEed rs witnesses for the ne
Tense ON Yesterday afternoon TO nave
been i'm the utlEhhprhood Of the crime
one of them carrying single barrel
gun according 10 witness Holland mad
any 90 the features Of Paul Beatlie.
THIS tact being testified to 10y its
own witnesses. and born cut by the
statement uf Henry CIaE Beatre. Jr,
himself as To- the physical appearance
al the Il ssbUay WaU. II world seem out
# hc question that the defense should
hazard its AL upen c7nteudins lor
trat which there seems TO be more
than ample evidence At hand 10 ah-
sp.aiaIy u1sprUFc.
The Reason Fer It AL
Eat the teht on the credlpihty Of
PaaI Evattie WIFI 50 eh TO the end,
and there is reason II he can be
shown TO have made Inaccurate or
false statements aH00t other matters.
when the question 81 Scracity - close
As drawn between Henry Beat}ie and
Paul the defense. which VIII put on
witness after witness 70 sustain the
reputation Of Henry Beattic for truth
fu.urss. wlh ask that Henry Heattje be
believed and Paul considered Il faisiiier.
Henry Clay Beattte VIII make sol
emn oath To the fact that until he
wrested il from the hand Of the mid
night assassin he had never seen or
heard Of the gun which Paul. Eeatue
says ne bought for him lie viii de-
clare that he absolutely and unquali-
fedly dld not authorize min 10 buy
amy such gun He VIII affirm that
ain that Paul has said about the case,
ia So far rs IL irgFlmtpates HIM, is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31

she had. and that was the reason he
was poor like he was"
Mr.. Baker. do you remember
whether II was Pauls mother, meth
er-in-law or grandmother that he said
had been locked in the room?"
Il don't remember. II was some
female relative OF his. He said ha
was going to tell in court about Mr..
Beattie taking some female relative
OF his In room and making her sign
papers"
Did that statement by Paul make
an impression on your mind?''
Attorney Wendenburg objected and
the question was ruled out before Mr..
Baker made an answer.
Baker Gets a Rap.
Attorney Wendenburg began
cross examna ton of the witness.
What Henry were you talking
about"
Henry Clay Beattie. Jr. ?"
Do you mean about signing pa
pers?"
I meant Henry Clay Beaetie. SRI"
Attorney Smith: Tho witness said
Mr.. Beattie. He didn't say junior or
senior"
Attorney Wendenburg: why did
you say mother-in- law"
Il didn't say mother-in-l law" re-
piled Mr.. Baker
Is that as good memory as you'va
got >"
es. that Is as good memory as
Two got
Attorney Wendenburg: Read the
stenographic record. Mr. Winston, and
let's see how good a memory the
witness has got"
The record was read, showing thar
the witness had said mother tu-Iaw."
sing this error on the part OF the
witness as r foundation, Attorney
Wendenburg then assailed Mr. Baker.
leading him through an Intricate line
OF questions into an almost hopeless
tangle. Finally Mr.. Baker. in a broken
voice. said
4 didn't come here to convict any
body. / camo here % tell the truth
cor course YOU didn't come hero 10
convict anybody said Mr.. wenden-
burg. That's not your business.
You've got nothing to do with that
Gu Just answer questions"
Had Bad Memory.
Then said Attorney wendenbure:
Now. MIR, Baker, you come here six
weeks after the tragedy and try 10
relate accurately that conversation
with Paul. and in three minutes YOU
forget whether YOU said mother or
mother in law, The witness said
nothing. The attorney waited until
the desired impression had been made
and then began the questioning again.
Who was with YOU in that auto
mobile What Kind OF a machine was
it,
1T was a REQ, car. There were some
officers in the machine with ma
think Mr.. Belton was there
Did YOU give this information
about Paul TO Mr.. Smith >"
No, sir; gave It first to Mr.. Ems.
Bayliss Epps"
When did you tell Mr.. Smith about
II"
Not until FIVE minutes ago"
Mr.. Baker was dismissed from the
stand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31
WITNESS FOR DEFENSE.
MUCH DISCOUNTED
Called to Discredt Paul Beae, Mr. Wendenburg Convnces
Him That His Own Memory is Sadly At Fault

Attorney Harry NJ Smith led off
ginning of the afternoon session of
court by assailing Paul Beattie and
striving to depreciate PauFs testi-
mony by showing that Paul held a
grudge against Henry Clay Beattie,
Sr.. and had given damaging tesu
mony against the accused to wipe out
the grudge.
Shortly after the Jurors responded
to their names Attorney Smith ask
ed that J. c. Talley, otherwise known
as Sam Talley. be recalled 10 the wit
attendance. and ia his stead the at
torney for the defense called for Paul
Beattie.
Paul appeared in the custody of
Jailer Lyons and took the witness
chair. Attorney Smith then asked
that ". +. Baker be called into the
courtroom. Baker soon appeared and
took position near Paul Beattie
Rain began falling heavily and blinds
on the eastern side of the courtroom
were closed. making the interior
somewhat dark,
Attorney Smith. addressing Paul
and pointing to Baker. said: Just
look at that gentleman. / asked you
when YOU were on the stand before
II you made statement on Saturday
just after you testified before the
coroner's jury. I asked you II you
made that statement just after you
got in an automobile and sat down
for "a while
Yes. sir" said Paul.
Was that gentleman in the au-
tomohiieP" asked Attorney Smith OF
Paul and pointing to Mr. Baker.
Yes sir" said Paul. land there
were some officers there too"
Did YOU state in Mr.. Bakers pros-
ence that YOU were going to tell all
you knew about tina accused because
Henry's father had locked your
mother in a room and made her sign
away everything she had?"
NO. sir
Baker Contradicts Paul.
Pau Beattie was dismissed from
the witness chair, and ii was taken
by W +. Baker. He said he is thirty
two years old and engaged in the
automobile business,
Were you at the eoroner's tncue est
on the Saturday after the murder -
asked Attorney Smith.
"Yes. sir"
"Did you see Paul Beattie there :"
Yes. sir, -
Did he get in the automobile in
which you were sitting 80
Yes. sir"
/ Tell what happened then"
We'll" said the witness. Baker
The was put in the GER I vas driving
/ and some one asked him. how he felt
He said he felt all right that he
+ felt pretty good except that he was
hungry. There was bag Of cakes
in tho car and he ate some.
Then Paul said he intended 70 toll
all he knew about Henry because
] Henry's father had locked his moth er
or his mofher-in-l law IN q room and
made her sign away all the property
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31

the afternoon. He was on the South
ern railroad about quarter of a
mile from the Belt Line, going toward
the Belt Line"
ibid he carry anything"
He had a single barreled shotgun
over his shoulder"
Anything to hunt at this time of
year,"
Nothing that know of"
What did the man look like"
He was about thirty-eight or forty
years old. He locked like he hadn't
shaved IN a week or ten days He
weighed about 1b0 or 175 pounds. He
looked like he usually shaved, but
had not shaved in week or ten
days"
Attorney Wendenburg cross exam
ined the witness.
would you know the man If you
saw him again."
es, sir
What color hair did he have?"
Had SANDY Hair.
Il didn't notice his hair. His beard
was sandy in color"
What Kind of hat did he wear? ?"
"A SLOUGH hat, ! think"
How far was the man from the
scene of the homicide when you saw
him o.
Il can't say how far it was"
Where were you when you saw
him ?"
Il was standing at the quarry on
the railroad where I work"
Did you see any other man theref"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31

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you thlnk Of Rom, - =, a6st 10. Wv ~
don,t fht~t, }4a,,r,. },iti5s @uutns
alwavs smoke ,nig,,ti' ~ i,'9 NJ i re
me - ''V' -
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hfe life 80 nay al
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-31
MANY FOUND NO
SECOND BLOOD-SPOT
Commonwealth Introduces Many Witnesses Who Made
Careful Examination of Midlothian Pike-State Rests
Case Shortly After Midday

ertson, Brpa dnax Robertson, A, n.
Lyon. J, Preston Carson. G. II. Mon
tague, III. +. Richardson, w. II. Hol-
land G, Burley Anderson. W. II.
sampson, John O. Saunders. W. C..
Jet. y, l. Toney, O. f. Gary. Charles
l., Page, John Moore, w. y. Bradley.
II, A. Maurice, John 7. santifer and
X. = Robertson.
send For Paul Beattie.
Mr.. Smith asked the court to have
Pau Beattie brought into court. 1t
developed that Paul Beattie had been
taken back TO Richmond Tuesday
night and ne was at opee telephoned
FOR ~ the urgent request of counsel
Tor the defnse
certificate was read signed by
Or Lorraine setting out that Mrs NJ.
C. steger, who had been summoned
Az witness for the defense. was
unable to appear on account Of i'll