Evening journal., 1911-09-02

Nildl. nc was Cnecrful and listened
attentively to the Kastelburg's testi-
mony.
The witness described tho appear
ance Of the woman he had taken out
in the auto He said she wore
white suit. The boys testified that
the woman in the car wore yellow
raincoat or duster.
kaslelburg said he had stopped AT
a pump beside the road 70 get water
for his radiator. He admitted that
the pump might be a mile or more
from the scene OF the crime.
How fast did you run your carss'
asked Wandenburg.
81 was burning up the nike aiy
right" the witness said.
Where did You dispose OF this
little encumhrance that you had7''
asked Kcndenbury.
AT Broad street"
Did anyone sec her leaving you?'
II hope not"
,Did she appear 10 be -ehned@
saw nothing improper abour her.
! had had three or four drinks be-
fore ! met her and did not know lust
what ! was doing snd wasn't ex-
actly myself"
kastelhurg adnat'd that ne could
not tell within half on hour the Tins
ho was out on tho road.
When kastelburg was excused he
walked out OF the court room with
bowed head and a downcast countcn-
ancc.
Judge Calls Witness.
A witness discovered by Judra
Watson WIS the first called today. sha
Was Eliza Mosely The Judge ex4
planned that she had been In his en-
ploy and had told him that she lived
half a mile from the scene Of tho
crime and heard some Of the noises
on tho road the night of the killing.
sho had been sick. he said, and he
had delayed calling her as long as
possible
Judge Watson examined tho woman
himself She said she heard shot
on the turnpike some time after
1870 the night Of the murder.
Did you hear anything else?
A few minutes later / heard ar au-
tomohilc horn"
"You heard nothing cIsegn
mo-
The defense called w. HI Sampson.
personal friend-of Henry cay Beattl
who was With Beaffie IN Norfolk 10 M
2 he met Beulah BinfOrd. Sampson wa.
[ summoned by the commonwealth.
Did you know OF Beattie's relations
with Bculah Binford?' he was asked.
Yes, I knew they were broken or
when he was married.
How did he meet Beulah Binford
after his marriage" 2"
Il received a letter from Beulah
Binford, care OF Henry Clay Beattic
Henry turned the letter over TO ma
through the mail carrier / told him
IL was from Beulah. ! told him I was
going down to Norfolk and II I saw
Heulah down there, I said I'd give her
a good time in his name He said that
he'd like 10 20, and | told him that ne
had better not say he was going with
me, because he hadn't been around
with me since he was married
We went to Norfolk separately and
met there. ! called up Beulah and we
went around and met her / got Hem
rietta Pitman and we went around for
two days"
What is Beulah Binford's reputa-
ton in Richmond
Very bad. / kept her az the station
until IL was dark, because didn't
want TO be seen with her After We
met Henry rode out around the reser-
\ voir. Beulah SAID she didn't know
where TO stay and I suggested she go
to May Stewards house I'm the red
light district There was nothing inn
proper in our visit. I saw Henry and
Beulah together three times after
that
did he treat her as man would
treat a woman for whom he had a
serious Affection asked Judge Wat
] son.
NO"
did he know she was running with
other men?'
Yes
The defense is manouvcring 10 keep
Bcattie off the witness stand today, so
the State viii not have all day Sun
day TO arrange for his cross-examina-
! tion.
Binford Girl Restire.
"Will you call Beulah Binford."
Special Prosecutor Wendenburg was
asked today.
1T all depends upon what Henry
Beattie says when he takes the stanC,"
was the smiling response.
"Oh, why don't they either call me
as a witness or let me out of jail ?"
she sobbed today. Il Just know that
crowd at the court house will be dis
appointed If they don't see me-"