The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
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the conclusion" according to his evil
aence. that when Henry called his
cousin his real solicitude was TO find
her.
paurs story was corroborated in one
chant. at 1901 West Cary Street who
told of having sold him three No.
shells for cents on Jniy 10.
oesan Il further confederation, when
the court suggested thut that line Of
GevMence should be reserved until
Paui,s story is attacked. For the pres
eat II must stand at its face value.
roboruted evidence heretofore given
by physicians Detective Wiltshire told
railway track from the road where
the gun was found. Sergeant j. q.
saunders was emphatic in mis- evidence
as 10 blood Spots on the gun when
found. and Tom owens, recalled told
why the clothes of Mrs. Beattie were
burned.
Surprised by Robertson.
The prosecution was taken entirely
10y. son OF Jonn q. Robertson. OF
Forest Hin. Called by the state 10 tell
OF the nndi?g OF u hairpIn. believed
10 DC similar 10 those worn by Mrs.
Beattc, the boy tod glibly on cross
examination of finding more than one
o!ood spot in the Midlothian Road.
Hii WendcnbuTS was inclined to be-
little the Importance of the testimony
suggesting that the controversy
whether there was one blood spot or
papers. on one OF which an older
brother OF the witness Is : reporter
The brother. Taylor Robertson, was
foreman OF the coIoncr's iury n near
neishbor of the owen family, and was
reporting for his paper In the court
mouse al the time his brother was on
inc stand. The witness. Alexander
robertson. has been engaged since the
trial as copy boy. and has been con-
SANITY III and out of the courthouse
FOR the same paper. Mr.. Wendenburg
to rest It's case except for the points
raised by young Robertson. and asked
an adjournment until this morning.
when other witnesses will take the
stand 10 regard to whether there was
more than one pool of blood.
Temporary illness of Juror A l.
oeedings. Mr.; Fetterolf. affected ap-
parently by. the heat, asked to be al
lowed to leave the courtroom just be-
fore the noon adjournment, necessitat-
ing an earlier stop than usual. and In
the midst Of the cross examination OF
Luther Wells. When dinner was over
me report spread rapidly that the
that he had been notified of his in
disposition and that DR.. Joseph Rag
land. jan physician. had been directed
$1,000 nm, -: ~ hetteE0ll quickly
seats at 2:4o o'clock.
Mr.. Wells Resumes.
MI Wells resumed the witness
chair. and was cross-examlned by At
torney Smith as to the telephone CON
Versat ton between Henry and Paul, OF
which he had told in the morning
woman?"
Yes. 1 thought So"
Wen. what was IL about wo-
man."
Il can't recall"
Was about the woman-not wo-
man-about Beulah Binford?"
Il answered before that that was
know that the woman was mentioned
AFTER leaving Mr.. Smiths Office"
versation about q woman. or me wo-
4 could only give my conclusions
my impression"
Il cannot make fish of one and
the witness is able TO s sne souri, fror, III
substance OF the words Of hi, him o one
,ersution, even IL he does MOI r.mem.
her the exact words. that his r,essaa.
VAS about Beulah Binfora 'S h az ,,,e,:
testify II he merely reached thai
conclusion without giving anything Ia
justify such a CONCLUSION. he ca6not
tell his Impressions TO the .ury,"
TOO no, g.. c
NJ 60 i'"' IN Courtroom
iI. SHith complained that IL was
Just IKE furnace In the courtroom"
and returned the witness to Mr. Wen
oem9Hrg 1or re-airect examination.
row ga you, get the impression"
Dsgan Mr., Wendenburg. that tele-