The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

want his people to know who he was
with at the races?"
Wien lie %oy was ie,t R mor,o.t man an
nave any reason. from what you saw
and observed. to suppose or suspect
that Beulah intended coming to Rich
mondi'
None whatever heard him tell
her positively not to come TO Rich
mona. The latter part OF the answer
was ordered struck from the record
What was the next thing you
II received a telegram from Nor
denburg broke In.
The telegram was lost"
Is that evidence?" asked the Judge.
Il want to show how 1t was tia;
Mr. Carter.
\, I'm withdraw tho objection" said
Mr. Wendenburg.
she said" continued the witneEs.
Union Depot. / hadn't seen Henry"
ne went on in reply to the question,
ana ne didn't know anything about
II. We went to Stumpfs to dinner,
and l called Henry up at the Eiks'
home. They said he was out. and
told them that when he came in TO
ASK ASK MIN TO call me up at stumpfs, in
me dinins-room. He called up in
about fifteen minutes and asked him
to come over"
What time was that?"
About Q. stayed at the depot
an hour. until it was dark, when wa
We're coming up the street,
What Is her reputation"
Ashamed 10 Walk with Her.
Very bad. That is the reason
n ,,i,. l want to walk up the street
Where did you meet Henry?n
we met Henry at the Richmond
iiptel; ana we went around the Rescr-
volr Tor ride asked Beulah where
che was going to stay, and she said
she didn't know. that she didn't want
to go to her sisters"
Had she come to stay?"
u know only from what she told
What did she tell you?"
she told me She was on her wav
TO b Oar hl that she had stopped over
her for two or three years"
Did she say what She was gojr~
TO do III Danvllle?"
We object" came from the other
IF 1t bears on whether she was go
ms, ing to live in Richmond, he may say"
go MINES to ps rSPifd that the girl was
he explained.
to, We went on home later. 1t was
again"
=, What did you do and who we're YOU
Mentions Mrs. Cobb.
Henry, myself Mrs. Cobb and Reu-
Ian went out riding"
=. How many times from his mar
rage up 70 the murder did you see
When
When we went out riding and at
DO you know what were uenrv.s
relations to Beulah while she vas
mere in Richmond. how no regarded
ner? His actions and conduct towards
her-what were they?"
don't know, except what have
Hoy, dc you, regard. from all you
y were h feesf,s and obsesyed when they
.olE. with reference to whether Hen
regard their relations? Didn't. he re-
gard her as n. bad character?o
You can state" said the court. aa.
dressing the witness, .'whether ha
treated her with respect or otherwise.
nat Is a ni9 to as :, far as you can go"
They seemed friendly with each
t otner'" replied the witness They
he treated her. with respect Did he
treat her with the respect q man
would have towards the woman Who
mad engaged his affections"
Vow. Mr.. sampson. were you with
Henry the Saturday night preceding
the murder"
Yes. sir"
State the time and circumstances
him. win
4 got on the last car which leaves
richmond for Manchester. and II was
ABOUT a quarter to ] when | saw at
ne Union Depot tienry in his car 1
GOT OFF the street car Henry was
70 get IN the back of the car (wit-
nes6 explained that he USUALLY rode
IN the rear because he had ALWAYS
ncard II was safer. but had learned
otherwlse since). and said No, III get
up mere and kid you a little
you say Henry.s car was under two
eeiiectric lights. Were they very light?
Wasn't IL almost as light as dav?"
light" - was very
Did you see any gun in the car?"
Would YOU have seen it IL it had
been there?"
Where did YOU go?"
We went from there to Elevs.,th
the house" 80
Have you seen him between then
and the MURDER"
mo. Sir"
"Have you left out anything? Is
there ANYTHING you can add to what
II talked to Hsulah once over the