The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30

your"
Yes"
How long have you known her by
sight?"
About four years"
DO you know her mother?''
Il don't know anything about her
mother. I don't mix up with those
Did you know whom Henry meant
by Mrs. Fisher?"
NO"
We'll. Beulah didn't know you ex-
cept as a messenger boy, did she?"
Il don't know. / don't know what
was in her mind"
But still you carried her things, and
she knew you as only a messenger
boy. didn't she?"
II suppose So"
Not IN EpiIeptic.
Now, Mr.. Beattie. l want to ask
you question, though l don't wish to
embarrass you Arc you an epileptic?'
What do you mean. whether I'm
crazy? No. / never had no epileptic
fits"
Now, Mr.. Beattie, you said yester-
day that this gun was taken apart in
three pieces"
Yes"
Did you say that before the in
quest?"
Il don't know. think I said it
was wrapped up"
Didn't you intend to leave the i'm
preston that you brought the gun
over to him as it was?"
NO. sir
You paid for it with a ten dollar
bill. He gave you 81. didn't hep
Yes"
Then why did you use the ten dollar
bl?"
Il wanted to get 1t changed"
Wasn't that answer suggested to
you?"
NO. Sir. did it my own self"
Did you tell that before the coro-
ner's jury?"
II don't know.
Did you give the pawnbroker your
name when you bought the gum"
No"
He didn't know your name7"
II don't whether he did or not. A
little boy asked me for it,
why didn't you take the gun over
! to Manchester Saturday."
II didn't want to lug it around. 1
had bills to pay. and besides I didn't
know whether it would suit him"
No Instructions About Gun.
Did no give you any instructors
the gum
No"
IF you had walked up the street
| with 1t like soldier and marched
into his store with it on your shoulder
you wouldn't have been disobeying in
structions. would you?"
Il don't go up and down the streets
with gun on my shoulder
Well, did he ask you not to bring
the gun over to him."
mo. slr."
will you find out what became OF
the rest of that money (referrins to
the S4)?" asked the court.
II am coming to that now" said Mr..
| Smith. What did YOU do with it?"
| he asked the witness.
Il never thought about 1t any more"
| When you went over that night and
| told Henry you had bought the gun.
what did he say
He said: Wait until the store closes
| and we will go over and get it,"
What did you do while you were
waiting for him?"
II went into store and had a coca
, cola and met some boys l knew"
! Didn't you say before the inquest
| that You did not meet anybody you
! knew"
| Can Give Their Names.
! Il Sald ala not meet any one IN the
| moving picture show. ] did meet these
boys in the store, and l can give you
their names II you want them"
Didn't you say that VIXEN you left
| the store you did not see any one on
! the street and that you didn't meet any
one in the picture SHOVE"
Il don't know"
Did you tell anybody that you were
going to your Uncle Beattie's Thurs
day night"
NO. SIR
Did you go by yourself?"
YES"
who let you in?"
Douglas let me in. / went In the
front way and through the sitting room
where my Granddaughter and sgrand'
father were sitting. Henry was SITTING
on little side porch"
You said yesterday that Henry sale
things look mighty black and thai
he asked you to stick by him. 1t was
the hrst time he ever asked you to stick
by him. wasn't it?''
yes"
But you told him you would tell al
you knew. and yet you went on tht
: witness stand at the coroner's inques
and didn't tell all you knew"
Hate to Crush Henry.
at told the truth in what / did say
! didn't like TO say anything agains
my own flesh and blood, and l. dom
like to do II now he answered. hal
turning in his chair
Yet" asked Mr.. Smith. rather scorn
fully. didn't you speak yesterday witt
great alacrity against your cousin. ant
didn't you volunteer testimony as t