The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03

guessing as to the time?' asked MT. Wen denburg. Yes"
 What did you do after you got to Richmond?" | Went to a hotel" | "Who was the lady?'
 q don't know, but have been trying to find out ever since "Why?"
 q thought you would want her to testify"
 ""Then you wanted to mix her up in the case and not yourself?' Mo- I wanted her to substantiate what would say in case had to testify.n
 You, were drinking that night, weren't you?" ss | "A few glasses of beer" !, Did you ever see or talk with any one at the hotel?" | How was the woman dressed?"
 "In white. She had one of these mush- room hats on" What size woman?" About 139 pounds" "Stout?' Moderately so' Was there any buildings near the pump where you stopped for water?" "Yes A white building store" Where did you unload this little en- oumbrance when you reached Rich mond?"
 At Broad street. Did anyone see your" ''I hope not. How did you come to meet her?' Asked to Take Ride Well, I had an automobile and asked her to take ride" i'Did she give you her name?" No" Well were you interested in herr" No I had been drinking a little bit and did not know exactly what l was | doing" Very much?" Well, knew how to run the car" You weren't exactly yourself?' No" | "So you can't really fix the timer" | No" | Here MT. Smith began redirect ex- animation.
 Weren't you sober enough to run an automobiles" Yes"
 Well you wouldn't try to if you were drunk, would you?" Haven't tried yet, Do you remember the boys well?" Yes" The witness was excused. w H. Sampson, a chum of Henry Beattie. who was with him on his trip to Norfolk when he met Beulah Bin ford, next took the stand. How long have you known Henry Beattie?' queried Mir Smith. About IS years"
 Did you know of his relations with Beulah Binford?" Yes" Did you know of their breaking off before he was married?" Yes, was at the lawyers with him" She employed a lawyer, did she?' Yes"
 You knew Henry Beattie's wife?" Yes"
 can you tell the circumstances un- der which he met Beuah Binford after he was married?"
 Yes. 1 received a letter from Nor folk from Eeulah Binford addressed to me in care of Henry Beattie. He car ried the letter around a couple of days and then told the letter carrier to take 1t to my home. l asked: Don't you know who it is from?' Said he: No told him 1 was going to Norfolk to the races and if I saw her down there I would give her good tlme He said he might go along. l told him that inasmuch as l was single and he was married then. and that since l hadn't gone out with him since his marriage, perhaps he had better not go. But he went and we registered at hotel in Norfolk and called up Beulah Binford, going around to see her.
 "lIow long were you in Norfolk?
 Two days
 Henry With Beulah
 was Henry with Beulah?'
 Yes"
 Did you go to disreputable places@'
 ''Yes'
 ''Yhom were you with?''
 Henrietta Putnam
 Did you come back alone2
 Yes
 When you left Norfolk did you know any reason or ever suspect that Heulan was coming to Richmond?'
 Nc
 What was the next thing you knew Of Beulah Bnford?n
 sampson said he received telegram from Beulah saying she was coming 70 Richmond.
 ''T wont to the depot to meet her. Henry did not know anything about it till linner