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

Don't say that said the court
You've made two conflicting state
ments." continued Mr. Smith. Then,
as matter of fact, you never volun-
teered to go to the police"
II left that to my wife. asked
her to suggest what to do"
Then you rely on your wife con-
sidera bly-on your wife. to whom you
are so devoted? When was the first
Tune you knew about 1t. when Captain
Mcmahon came to your house and
charged you with buying the gun?"
He didn't charge me with anything.
talked to him in the parlor."
~ looked pretty ugly Tor you then,
didn't ~" asked Mr.. Smith sarcasti-
weren't you?"
Yes l was in pretty bad nix. Ny
vife's father told Captain McMahon.
He didn't trace the gun to ne.
Looked Ugly for Him.
so When Captain McMunon came to
your house, IT looked pretty ugly for
you?"
u should think 1t did"
You so testified before the inquest,
didn't your"
NO. ! don't think I did"
Mr.. Smith quoted from the record
OF the inquest to show that Paul did
say so.
Now you knew from the papers
, ,i!dt 'he gun had been found. Yo,
nhew on Wednesday that il mad been
found"
NO 1 did not know" He was con-
,ronted with more OF the record 20
snow variation in his statements.
My mind had completely gone to
pieces" he excused himself
When heard of all this l knew 7
""a pouSht gun for my own cousin.
and my mind went all to pieces"
Ana you never told any one outside
the family until Captain McMahon
same to your house on Friday?"
And although you were SO ,opoce,,
you never even told your wife until
Thursday" '"'ii
wrong" '''''''' 5
Made Glenn Breast of Ii.
And when Captain Mcmahon ,,r,,
you made clean breast of II am"
told him l had bought the run"
we'll that isn't any more thpn he
.on!d have found out at the pawn-
brokers'. was it?" pa :
don't know. He went there
suppose So"
pid You ask Henry what he wanted
80. l'1t uE
Yes, sir"
Didn't you make two sta,oo
about that at the INQUEST? fe,!s ie nus :
you did not. Didn't you ask bIn,
saturday night?" MN
NO II was none OF my business"
what time was 1t that Won Ieft A,s
store that night" ''i' MS
Ten o'clock
Don't you know that tho store
closes at l0?"
No. !. didn't know I don't run the
Don't you know that the s,o-o u.o
allied with people at tha, f, ,"Ee was
.hat they had to so over the cash "' ~,
me register" ~
Now aren't YOU trying to fix tim,
ho"r as 10 o'clock for some oh,o., .
raven YOU got some purpose in via,,,
N making ii 10? Are YOU sure von.ra
telling the TRUTH" gu
/ I'm not trying to put a ro,sahoos
on any one was out in the fron,
men the store closed. When il closed
| we came away"
| DID yon have "A watch?"
No l haven't got money anouc,,
! to buy watch"
I o'clock?" nv" II was lo
There When Store Closed.
! They told me that the stor. ,1osad
at 10" ''''e ''oSe'
Then YOU don, know about i, as
vel as Henry. do you? You lust
! guessed at it" 10
He told me the store closed at 10
! When the store closed he came on.
and We got into the automobile." Mr.
smith pursued this line of question.
.hg tor some time, trying to make the
witness change the hour. But Pan
varied not a bit
You said that you didn't know the
name of the pawnbroker from whom
you bought the gun. Didn't You work
away?"
YES"
Then why didn't you tell that wher
you mentioned the names OF the othe,
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