New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
BEATT|E HELD BY Jury
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day, and was still in bad shape. he hdu
TO he helped to the stand. Counsel won
denburg. for the commonwealth, picked
up the gun from the coroner's taoi' an"
exclaimed:
Where did that come from
1T looks like the one. I bought an
ewered Beattie in a low voice. Il bought
II last Saturday afternoon
The crime occurred on Tuesday night
OF this week" said Mr.. Wondenburs
you mean that YOU bought this gun on
the Saturday previous TO that
Yves, last Saturday"
How much did you pay for IL?
Either 50 or 81 20. don't remember
which. ! got IL at a pawnshop.'
"Wen. tell all about it-how did YOU
come 10 buy it,
my cousin. Henry Beattie. called me
ND one afternoon and asked me to meet
him at Short and Main streets. l met
him there. He asked me 10 get him q
shotgun. He did not tell mo what for
and ] didn't think there was any harm
~ hr,,rs g won't over 70 Reattie's
ca.,,.ao,, ,,toh, and told him 7
had picked out one. He came over in
his automobile ON Saturday night and
got H. We left the Beattie store at ~
o'clock. lie stopped the car on 6th
c.roet ,bi. sldc NJ BROAD tn tx the
i;ob,. a,d oeLod mo IA on ON 20 tho
,a,.,.bo, aud ce, tho g,p did"
r.us wb.r. -. Got tb. Money.
..yybero did ,.cu not the money"
"1to r,a,., $40, q, ,b, ,,,obt NO called nm,
a,d NO, 49,, O., cb,r, aud Main streots"
.r,d ~. ,el ,.op "a buy him come
sho,,e too"
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Won Turned If over to vour cousin"
NO, SIR
Was It at night that YOU bought the
gum
Yes: about n y. m"
suddenly tho witness showed signs Of
collapsing. He asked TIA lawyers 10
wait Swaying I'm his chair he would
have fallen had several persons not
rushed forward to him He was carried
70 room on the verge OF another total
collapse like that which startled every
one Yesterday
All tho time Raul was on tho stand
Henry Bcattie. IT,, kept his eyes leveled
on the witness. but Paul would not
glance IN his direction. Tho eyes Of the
cousins did not meet.
AZ Paul was carried into the house
Henry Beattie. IT.. lighted cigarette.
turned 10 his father and entered into
n serious conversation.
Paul was revived and returned to TN"
stand in fifteen minutes, when the in
quest was resumed.
BeuIsh Binford Testifies
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"otb.r woman IN tho one. p, co,,r,d,o,od
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eta che ,,.o,,. ,,,o..o,t,c, u.i,t, poo,,t. .,s
,,i,b+ hafor,. t,o ,,,,rdar ard ,ro. r,.i,h
him until midnight. She had met him
four times in two weeks at resorts, she
said
The girl told Of meeting Reattie four
Years ago. when she was only thirteen
Years old. and of his sending her to- st
Mary's Academy, ut Alexandria. After
being at school ono month. she contiu-
ueJ she got lonesome" and returned
home. she told Of the birth Of child
AZ Raleigh. y. G., in 1900. The baby,
which had been Tut in the car" OF
Richmond family. died here tho follow
ing year. ana IN" glrl sald she uno"r-
stood Rea:;ic Maid tho funeral expenses.
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me N''"eSs oe'iais" 'Ha' M ie'a'''"N
uith Reatti. were broken off entirely
before MS marriage ou' '"dl Si's i'S'
him in Norfolk two months ago and fol
,,,,ad hin, "a Richmond il, snite of his
protests. Since her arrival he had seen
H.. co,,,,ortl,. e,. oaid ord had CON,
"'i '''i"'''''S' GUY '''
her money with which 10 buy furniture
,o, . homo The examination brought
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ont 10 direct reference 20 the murder.
oea''le Deo'"'es '"''o'e"'e
tia,,y,. CLAY Beattic ir cent a message
h'H'3 ''"9 "'''' >
(, his father to-day In which he declared
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