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

| p.oSeo IN tho saloon at 1000 West Cary
street. about three CT four squar { s.
ne said. east Of Short Street.
DO you remember seeing Paul Beat
ie any time previous to the homl-
cider" Mr.. Wendenburk asked him.
| Il saw Paul and HU.1ry either W.1
nesday. Thursday or Friday night be-
fore he murder. They were In the
saloon. having q oo.tle OF beer. /
don't know whethar Henry seen me
or not. Paul spoke to me-
How did they come up?"
Il don't know"
How did they go awayT
| II don't know"
Are you sure IT was Paul and
! Henryr"
/ YES"
You don't know whether 1t was
Wednesday. Thursday or Friday that
you saw them?" asked Mr. Smith
NO"
And you wouldn't swear that 1t was
not Tuesday or Saturday,"
Not Saturday Night.
IL wasn't Saturday night. because
I wasn't there" and witness said It
What time was it?"
About $3.50"
office?"
Eyes, sir"
Make any statement"
Yes, sir"
Did you tell him the time OF night?"
AS near as could think Of"
Did you wait on them?"
them" -
John Brltton was called
DID you see Paul Thursday nigh,
before the murder at McEvoy's?" Mr..
Wendenourg questioned
Yes"
Who was with him?"
Henry"
DO you know how they came tn
and went away?" ="
There was machine outside mnk.
ing lot OF fuss, but couldn't swear
1t was theirs"
McEvoy ought to have heard the
Smith. Nnea NE
7 Don't know. He was busy talking
him, too?" "s 10
Yes"
He ought to have heard It. too
then, oughtn't hep"
Maybe he wasn't thinking about
What. were you thinking sho,, it."
no But witness wouldn't swear
that the two Beatties came and yen,
IN the machine. He said that farrell
was the only one he had talked 10
though he had answered Mr.. Schcrer.s
questions coming out in the machine
AFTER they LEFT, did you hear tho
machine?" asked Mr.. Wendenbure
NO"
How long afterwards did YOU fan
to hear it?"
About a minute"
witness for Defense.
recess was ordered for ten min.
ntes, as the defense wanted to see
some witnesses. When they returned
uohh ID. Blair, Jr was called. He
,s u. EiS west Grace Street He
Is eighteen years old
Were you with the boys who u,Ap,
70 dance at Bon Air the night Of Tho
murder" asked Mr.. Smith
Yes"
What time did you leave Bon ARR"
Between 1916 and 1880"
isn't it?" suess'
Yes"
Coming back. what car wer. you
The FIRST car"
Whose car was !t?"
Roland Lassiter's."
p,a your car offer help to any ca,
standing In the road?'i
doAt know whether we .afa
AWNING. We took the clutch an, -,
'he engine and were runping ~ -
car own speed when we passed ~
mere was this carr"
west OF the house with puno IN
me porch and horse trough IN ron,
VI H. we slowed down to see II tbera
we're plenty of room"
VINO was in the carp"
woman Ruuninr Roord
lady was standing on ~ ,.
running board. and Il man was stard.
ing IN front OF the car bendinp ovar
couldn't see his face wet
on?" o'u she havo
i think she had veil tied over tb.
nat and pulled down on each side"
What sort OF car was IT."
saw ana said II was a Knox car
and I say so now" az
Did you notice the numhero"
noticed, but wouldn't swear q, u,a
III But it looked like the sama cav
saw IN smiths garage. / had GEN
tne D-h car two nights before ana
thought this was the same car. r,
was the same color and had nickel
'aimps' said 1t was the same car"
The lamps are usually brass, aren.,
Yes"
Are you now able TO reneaf ,h,.
tion?" "'"ou' s"eses-
NO more than 10 say that the mako
and appearance Of the car made mo
oelieve 1t was the Dill 7 had seen in
Smiths garage" 80
What was the color?"
1t looked maroon to me. T, was
a very pretty color"
on?" ''' you rae
"on the right"
What side was the woman stand,ne
ono' '''u'"s
'on the left
hat