The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-29

NO ID see ihC rCic-
,nncy of that, Mr. Wendcnbmrg.
NH. WENDENBURG:-I wnnt Ia fix
the dntc, that Is NIL.
q. Now, then, after attending to
some crrnnds for yourself, what did
YOU dor
a. ! went i,q{nc and ate supper.
.Nftcr ] nte supper l went over To Man
shcster ana went to the sture there
q. Whose storct
\. Ny ~uncle's.
q. The father of the prisoner.
VISIT TO DE.ATrIE SrORE:
~. les, sir. I saw tnoie Henry in
the store. 1 SAW Henry Benttic, Jr., md
1 saw Fred Bcnttie ind N whole lot of
other people. When / suw Henry he
was right near the door by himself. 1
wink al In mud raid, "Henr:. / have
bought u shotgun for you. 1t LIS over
In the pavnshop." lie YuiL, "-AIi right;
utter the store closes we viii go over
In our automobile nrd get It; the store
closes mt 10 O'Clock" told him, .AIl
right I came out of the store, got
me an Ice cream, soda, saw IL couple.
of fellows I knew, and went on up 10
II moving picture show -
COURT:-Therc liz no use of
telling NIL of that.
BY MIR. WENDENBURG.-
@. You waited around there until
the store closed:
A. Yes, sir.
q. Whit time did the store close.
A. Ten o'clock.
q. what did you md the prisoner
dor
HIS TALK WITH HENRY.
A. We got In his automobile. I
crnnked his machine for him, md We
went over to Richmond, we went by
the Byrd street station, that way, and
we went up to Grace street aud went
up TO Seventh Street-we went up to
Sixth Street, and he went UP to Brond
Street and stopped on the right hand
side of Sixth Street near Meyer Green
trees. He snid, lights nrc out;
{ nm going to FIX the lights, you go
over md get the gun. ] went over
and got the gun. md when ! came.
over ny the automobile he said, "IIave
YOU got the gunf My lights nre nil
fixed now" ! told him Yes, md hand
ed IL to him, md he got In tho back
part of the machine with the gun and
I got In the front part and sat down,
where he put the gun I don't know.
We turned around und went up Grncc
Street n little why's aud then went to
Franklin Street md went up Franklin
street. He asked me wns the light lit,
md I told him no, the light WINS out.
q. Which light
n. ihe rear light. He stopped the
mnchiue In franklin Street, took out
his took, took on the renr light, md
got the side light from the front Of
the machine nnd put II In the bnck.
He didn't have the top VI, and he had
me holding the tor up to get the light
from the front of the mnchfnc on the
back. l believe we stayed there 10 ar
20 minutes getting The light all right.
FINALLY he, got IL on md was putting
q 4u@I. -
Sonder's n policeman 1 know, Mr..
Green"
SAW POLICEMAN GREEN.
81 called Mt. Green over and asked
him III that light wns right to pro-
ceed. He snid. "Yes thut's n good
light; j believe 1 Will make n susrcs-
ton To have those lights on there uII
the time" Then Henry nsked him did
he want TO go up the street and he
said mol asked him. We got In ana
went on up the street and he topped
MT the sam place in front of my door.
L got out md he snid, ..Nyould Won
mind doing me the samc favor ngnin.
would you mind calling up the sumc
Indy, Mrs. Fisher, and tell her I Will
he there, hut don't do IL IL ybo IL
around that can hear you II you call
her up" I said. ".all right" 1 went
In the house, l didn't cnII her up. I
went upstairs und went TO bed.
q. You said something about his Civ
ing you five cents to get some cart
ridges; did you get them.
y bought them the same day, be-
iiere. from w. D.. Kidd, ut Harrison
aud Cnry.
G.. How many did you hv.
4. Three.
O. Do you remember what was the
size of the shot.
81. No, sir.
@. What did you do with the three
shellas
GAVE HIM THE SHELLS.
A.. ] took them to him Saturdny
when I went over to the store; I snyc
him the shells as we were coming on
over.
q. Did you know what he wanted
with the gun, Mr.. Beatticf
A. No, sir.
q. When did you frat Ienrn Of tho