The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30

places where you had worked yester-
day in your testimony"
II don't know the reason why. I
told lot of places, and / thought I
told enough"
We'll. didn't you uso to loaf in tho
pawnbroker shop?"
Il never went in there but once.
think"
Didn't you borrow some money in
there once?"
Yes. went in there and borrowed
dollar once.
WendenburE Protests.
The line of questioning brought a
protest from MIR. Wendenburg and
there was a short tilt between the two
lawyers. Mr.. wendenburg charged
that Mr.. Smith was unfair to the
witness.
III 1 am unfair to the witness
said Mr.. Smith. with that usual rising
infection In his voice. II hope Your
Honor will call ME down and call me
down decidedly"
Go on, gentlemen" replied the
court. Don't lose time"
The second time went in there"
continued the witness, II bought the
gun"
Didn't you know the names OF
these in the store?"
NO"
Didn't you call one of them PATTI"
NO"
We'll. did you put up any security
for the money you borrowed?"
Il told them I would give it back
to them on Saturday"
You didn't know them. and you
didn't give them any security?"
NO. They knew who I was. They
saw me working In the butcher shop"
Didn't you say that Henry called
you over the telephone and asked you
to meet him2"
Yes"
Had he ever called you up before.
since you We're married. Did he ever
visit you socially?"
NO"
Quoted From Record.
Didn't you say at the inquest tnat
you couldn't say what night he called
you up, that you couldn't come with
in six weeks of it. not even within
six months of It, but that your wife
could tcll?"
Mr.. Wendenburg protested on the
grounds that Mr.. Smith had not quoted
from all the record. other parts of
which gave Pauls answers after ne
had recovered from his excitement and
fainting spell The court ruled that
! all this could be brought out on re-
direct examination. Mr.. Smith quoted
further from the record. however,
showing that Paul could not place
the date Henry called him up after
| he had recovered from his swoon
! You remembered afterwards, dda't
ycu?" querisd Mr.. Smith.
Yes. After recovered remem.
! bered. ! was in very bad state
then over there"
Isn't that curious? Are You con-
scious OF the period of that bad stat
of mind? Were you crazy?"
| No. wasn't crazy was just
in bad state of mind"
Not IN Educated Boy.
TT wasn't SO much solicitude for
Cousin Henry as soliotude for Paul
| mind, was it?"
Il don't know what YOU mean by
! 'solicitude.'"
You can understand plain English.
can't you?"
81 never went to school much. NJ:
Smith, had to stay at home and
work in the house for my mother"
Mr.. wendenburg protested. and the
court asked Mr.. Smith to explain his
| question to the witness.
DO you know what anxious means?
Do you know what anxiety mcansr'
asked Mr.. Smith.
There was long silence
Can't you answer" demanded Mr.
| smith.
Il never went TO no high school"
Well. let's leave IL where it is
said Mr.. smith
Wei. You did finally locate the time
Of the telephone call. didn't you?"
II think | did"
Did you say anything at the coro-
ners inquest about going with Henry
II don't remember"
Where is McEvoy's?"
Five squares east of Randolph
Street
Did you make any statement abou,
stopping at McEvoy's at the inquest?"
II don't know"
often bought Things.
Didn't YOU describe the ride with
! Henry. and say nothing about Nc.
Evoys?"
II don't know"
Didn't you think it an unusual re,
quest for Henry to ask you to buy him
q second hand shotgun"
Il have bought things before 70,
Henry"
Did you ask him what he wanted
the gun for?'J
Yes and he said. Never mind"
And didn't you think it unusual
He could have bought it himself
couldn't he?"
Yes"
II don't know her at all except by
/ clothes he bought for her."