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

formed the greatest blot on the es-
cutcheon of Virginia" He read the
Dear Kid" letter THE idea" he
sort of letter TO d woman OF that kind
writing II in his own home, with his
wife and baby by his side lie should
not have forgotten that woman at his
side: he should not have forgotten her
motherhood; he should not have for
gotten that power of creation and that
love instinct in her, which is greater
han all religion and all churches
land older than all And he gives you
a feeble excuse. that he took this
other womGn only for his desire 1t is
past understanding.
His WIfe's SORROWS.
That lone mother, who came here
iRnd went upon the stand before you,
tells you in a voice that rose scarcely
shove whisper OF the circumstances
of her daughters sorrows, OF how she
was weeping three weeks before she
went down 10 her death. And that
one mother convicted Henry Beattie
" violating his matrimonial vows. We
Id him haskinG in the glow OF an
:her womans sm!le--and there j. the
nd OF happiness He was not 1T for
wife's embrace. and three weeks be
ore she had repulsed him. lie real
Led then that something had to occur,
md the thing which did occur was the
murder of this girl at the hands OF a
criminal husband.
,"They tell 70. TO lie, him go free.
,et him go free: and 81 tell YOU that
very mnpunislicd' murder takes some
hing away from 6Ie security every
mans life. Let this man go free and
soy 20 Virginia: Co 20 the grave OF
tlnHerius go 10 the grave OF Mccue.
ind to the grave of letter Phillips dig
R their bodies and apology 20 them.
~ place band around t%escutcheon
a Virginia. to remain there through
eternity"
MIR. Carter Protests.
HAs he shrickcd out the words Mr.
Srter arose with an objection to the
nsuaSe, and an excelue, was noted
vi Mr. Wendenburg went IN almost
ithout Interruption
Let's see The aftermath Of this
line" he aid The crime is over.
ID the Commonwealth mas oeon try
TO get evidence to helm the iurv
,termine who committed Inc crime
bis young man knows that but one
oman hefeS has IN his breast the
pdence 10 send him to the electric
tajr He knows but one woman who
Is the secret whicn VIII send him TO
electric chair The one is PAM
sVie' the innocent agent Of his
nh, and the other is Beulah Blnford
partner IN MS crimes
These gentlemen az the defcns.
all their sophistry. can't eNplajn
fPIssehce OF this gun. Paul de-
= message To Beulah, and Henry
PAU TO come track and tell him
she said. And he is so anxiors
Douglas telephones that Henry
- TO see Paul The boy goes IN
pIs cousin and finds that the cross
h Ts..
This thing looks black TO me.
IA sorry FOR Won. And Henry savs
wishes TO God he hadn'; done
"'en he was thinking about Henry
wRtattle and abou: the relentless
OF the law And then ne uses
~ those butts He says: But she
!ove me. She married ne for
That Thursday Night.
- you want any moro than ,batq
the aid OF the authoritics-not
tdhounds. As they have been ME-
dive have more evidence ".
Paul telephoned to that Thurs
night But Henry says MAJ no
teiephoned To Paul in his life
cshy should he telephone tbis
lie has no explanation to make
20 tell the truth. IL 10 dare
PIX What reason could he haio
9 % take Paui for that nrst ,ino IN
I'VE, II not TO &c, him to buy a
And Paul went over 10 the
anc remained with him. and then
got into the automobile and went
70 Richmond and got the gun
7 we prove by David Weinstcin tina.
gun was delivered a quarter after
& TICK and David was the biggest
1@ lie ever appeared ~ a courtroom.
chs3entlemen, there Is much more
but there is no use for me
S'ayer II We have tried to do
8 MAY. His Honor has done his
I'm ow you must do your duty.
s 1"the world the convincing truth
s. VIII,