The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-06

thpt 1t was somewhere around that?"
I was waiting for you to ask me-"
Didn't I meet you on the lawn out
at the coroner's inquest at Dr. Low
| ing's home. where you had been sum-
moned as a Commonwealth witness.
and not placed the stand, and didnt
l ask you in perfectly courteou.
way what time 1t was you saw Pau,
and Henry. and didn't you refuse te
tell sse?'
Yes. sir. told you then that
would have to get Mr.. Wendenburgs
permission to talk with you"
AMI didn't he refuse to give that
permissionT'
YES, sir"
And had II have you summoned
as defense witness without having
talked with your"
Yes, sir"
Lnssiter's Clenr Statement.
Roland Lasslter who drove the frst
car OF dancing boys from Bon Air to
Richmond on the night OF tho murder.
was recalled for the third time.
When you came by the store about
a mile west Of the scene of the crime
ala you see a car standing beside the
roed?"
II don't remember seeing it,"
DO you know Mr.. Kastelbers who
has testified here?"
Yes"
How long have you known hfm?"
About two years"
DO you know his motor carr"
Yes"
you have testified here that yor
saw on that trip that night a cal
standing by the side of the road east
of the whitowashed store with n MAJ,
at the front and lady on the running.
board. Was that car the KasteIbere
carr"
II testified" answered the witness
carefully. that l saw a car about one.
Fourth OF mile east OF n white build
ing -"
Well. was the car you saw that
| night the Kastelberg carr"
Il don't think 1t was"
How familiar are you with the,
Kastelberg carr"
II know It when I see It,"
was this man you have described
as standing by the engine Mr.. Kastei-
| berg?"
Il don't know. 1 merely saw man
| there"
Not the Same Woman.
"Mr. kastelberg has said that the
lady with him had on a hat. Did the
lady you saw have on n hat?"
She did not"
What sort of top has the Kastel.
berg carr"
Black"
What sort OF a top did the car that
you saw on the road that night have?"
ut had O. yellow top cover. / don't
know what sort OF top 1t was"
Did you know" began Mr. Smith.
in cross examination. that Mr.. Kas-
telberg wasn't using his car that
night?"
II know he wasn't using the mitchell
car he had been driving. He was out
in new Knox car"
Have you talked with any OF the
boys to-day a out the number on the
caro-
Il heard John D. Blair say he thought
the number was Dill"
Did you see two cars standing still
on the road that night. each with
lady on the running board and a man
standing by the engineer"
II did not-only one"
Would wou not swear that you
| might not be mistaken"
II might he. but I don't think I am"
Gould you be mistaken about the
color of the top OF the care"
II hardly think So"
Could you be mistaken about the
tan coat the lady wore?"
II don't think So"
Could you be mistaken about the
lady having no hat?"
~ don't think so.'
How fast were you going when
you passed this car standing by tho
side of the road with the lady in
the tan coat on the running board?"
1--WE had almost stopped"
was 1t dark?"
cit was pretty dark night but !
had my lamps burning pretty we'll On
| daIs road they would show an OBJ
ject nearly two blocks on
As to KastelberE's Car.
| Il. D. Daniel. manager OF w C..
Smiths garage on North Fitth Street,