The evening world., 1911-08-29
beforeY' continued Mr.. Smith.

" "1,s1 u.,,v.u,, ,,,,,. g., AGO,
called you on tho phone since YOU were
married a year ago' Had no ever since
then visited you socially"
mo. But no used to phone me before
I was married"
when you were on the stand at tho
Inquest was Il solicituds for Henry or
| Paul that made you testify as you did7''
II don't know what soiicltude means.
I nev.r had much schooling. MIR. smith.
W., ao.. 4, mo.ny.
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"ARt YOU AN ePIltPVlCT PAUL
1EATTiE Is ASKED.
gov long haA you xrown DsuiAh
H~anfoyds"
~ dIdn,t know ber sxo,pe h a I
TOOK shoes and thinSs 10 her freu
Esnry clay Besttis jr. for four years"
"pid you esu her usulsh2"
"Ho."
"Did her moshsr i've With hsrS"
"I don't know anything about her
mother, Z DOM mis- up with those pso-
Djs," sodsd PAUL rsssntfuiiy.
'IDld YOU know who Mrs. Fisher wa,
when Henry clay Beatiie jr. asked YOU
TO deliver messenger"
mo, but I recognized her a. Beulnh
when I saw her"
Then she didn't know you except ~
. messenger"
No"
"You never ran around with herr"
mo. I don't run around with such
people"
"Quite n safe position for q married
man" commented counsel.
Then followed suddenly this question:
Mr.. Bsattis, are you an spiisptio7"
"What does that moan, crasya No."
The witness raised his voice and an
swered emphatlcaliy.
when you bought the sne you paia
Henry rnve YOU n Two dollar bin.
"ye..I wanted 10 change a ten dollar
nth
Did Won civ. any such reason at the
Coroner's innuest as to WHY you paid
sSr the sun ,ha, rayy. w"
.f don,t inov what Z said"
"You went out on the side porch Of
xsury,s home ON Thursday night after
M. ,~rurasrSp asked aouussl for the de-
s.ns.-
~ ala"
"Ie nsvs, asked you before Thurs
dav MINT 20 utict 20 him'7"
eve naa No reason 20 bscause hs
a,an,t tai ma untii Thursday that he
1iA a."
.Iu< vou Gaia you would not stiok BY
him ana would tell Ali. vet you ala not
VelI All a ths C~oronsr's Inquest the
-. Ss,s"
~ hstsa IN tail araiust nv own assh
ana Mood sna I hate Il now"
A. m. vdtrs.. uttsrsd this remark
~. S,arSs .@.rsr.,v AZ counsel FOR the
INA 49, TAI your yrnnamother or
-.ns ~. y. ,t.nry.s hom. after the
rra,a.r avn, or, L,ev about tho gun 90
~" .,,e rA,r AnoIIr
"
The
81 felt sorry for them and Uncle
Henry too"
you told your wife only about the
gun. not the whole buslness!'
yes"
"Thsn you told her Just enough 10
clear y0uf0olIV'
~ WASN'T trying TO clear anybody"
"whsn Aenry called you on the
phone And asked II you HAD bssn sum
monsd By thu Coroner he chucklcdf'
Eyes, he laughed IA. ha, ..
Characterization ended at no ano
| Prosecutor wendenburg took the VII
ness on redirect examination.
The prosecutor had the witness ten oi
his illness ut the time OF the inquest
and how after his first collapse he wal
brought back TO the witness stand IRON
q hospital.
"whlle YOU were on the stand before
the Coroner's inquest and was exam
ining YOU" said Mr.. W~endenpurs
state whether or not you hau 10 p'
taken 10 n lounfe?' Yes
did not Mr.. Smith. counsel for tn
defense. object to your c~ross-examina
tion when YOU were In that condition.
He did"
Then Mr.. Smith was very consld
crate OF you" interposed the counsel TO
the defense sarcastically.
During the whole examination n!
me-" continued Mr.. Smith. you neve
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