The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-02

| CONTINUED From Sixth Pdge)
! attack on Friday, shortly after the ar
| rest of Henry Beattie. and that Il took
| three or four officers TO hold him. thai
| his spasms were SO violet that he threw
the officers around like babIes?"
1T is fact that he had such an
He had to be removed to hospital?"
Yes ordered him removed ,r
| one"
Before / had gotten through ex-
aiming him didn't he. say he felt badly
Yes. and he went into the house for
! fifteen minutes
Didn't Mr.. Smith say he didn't want
| TO cross-examine witness in such
| caniition?"
yes"
What was the matter with him on
friday asked Mr.. Smith.
On a superficial examination" an
swered DR.. Loving. 81 would say that
II was a violent case Of Mysteries"
That's disease that ladies have.
isn't it?" asked Mr.. Carter, who had
made ironical reference to the catnip
and fennel as dose for infants with
! collie
Young Girls Testify.
a recess was taken while the at
torneys for the defense conferred with
Wells. whose home Is just opposite thu
Beattie home. was called as a charac-
ter witness. She had known Mrs.
n,in ieva intimately; They lived hap.
to question her happiness"
>,, mere was no cross examination
Miss Louise Reams had waited on
Henry and Louise a, their marriage,
and as far as she could observe their
relations were happy. Miss Rene
b heams had aY1s always Though, they were
| son to question their contentment.
| , Mrs. Traphagan. sister of II. c.
Besttie' ST., VINO stated that she had
past three years, said that the rela
lions OF the young couple were as
i Kindly and and Toying as any she had
cross word between them.
She was the hrst of the character
witnesses of whom the prosecution
! asked any questions.
that IL was the attitude OF himself
and his family to give the officers
sveTy aid in securing evidence OF the
your atttude?"
w,i Did Mr. farrell, Mr.. Wren and Mr..
the, garage a week after the murder
and didn't you refuse. telling them
that 5hst they were just locking for evil
| NO. Mrs. Bowman, the housek eeper
told them she didn't have the keys OF
the garage"
To Show Their Attitude.
wsIn propose to show" stated Mr..
the Commonwealth in securing evil
dence. Mr.. Beattie has tried to Gre
ate the impression here that this was
the attitnde OF his family. 1 want TO
prove that II was not"
You should have put him on notice
u You desired to impeach HIM" said
An l know" said the witness. was
that Mrs. Bowman called my brother
up on the telephone. l didn't hear
wh Ml she said to the officers"
Mrs. Bowman was the next witness.
she testified that she was sister
IN law of Ii. c. Beattie. Sr sister OF
MS deceased wife, and had lived with
nm Tor more than twenty-five years
happiest married woman 1 most ever
saw She was perfectly bright Hen
r,y was always kind, He always kissed
her on coming and going. never
:, DO you know what sort Of socks
henry wore the night Mrs. Beattie
| was murdcred?"
socks in three or four years. I didn't
see him when he had dressed to go
out mat nat night, put he wears light
| three colors. There hasn't been a tan
sock In tine house in three years"
Mr.. Wendenburs took the witness.
Mr.. H. 9. Beattic Sr, has testified"
ne began, that 1T was the attitude of
himself and his household to give to
the officers all the information and
evidence they had bearing on this
case: Was that your attitude?"
We have done that from the first"
rell?" you N"'w romeo o'hcer Jar
Yes, by sight"
Did not Police oflcer farrell and
detectives Wren and Wiltshire come
to your house and ask to be allowed
| to search the garage. and didn't you
refuse?"
Told Them 1t Was Locked,
Mr.. FARRELL came to the door and
| asked to be allowed to search the ga
rage, and ] said, If you have a right
to do It you shall do 1t: If you haven't
a right you can't went to the tale.
phone and called up Mr.. II c. Beattle,
Sr,, and missed him. then went out
IN the yard to look at the garage and
found 1t was locked. saw two gem
ftlemen standing near. and told them
They acted like gentlemen. went
back to the porch where Mr.. FARRELL
was and told him 1t was locked and
didn't have the key"
Didn't you really refuse them ad-
mittanoe to the garage?"
Didn't you say to FARRELL: You
are just here trying to get evidence
against this boy?"
no. said; You may have the right
to go to other places to get evidence,
but don't know THAI you have the
| right to do so here.'"
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