The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-06

Mrs Beattie's murder-July is.
What time did Mr. Kasteiberg's
car come back to the garage that
night?" asked Mr.. wendenburs.
About 1890. didn't look al my
watch AS 1t came in Mr.. Kasteloers
asked me II anybody had called him
up, and after he had talked to mo
close on to half an hour. he looked aa
MS watch and said 1t was close to IL
o'clock. and he would have to go"
DO you keep any record OF the time
OF coming and going OF cars at the
sarage?"
NO. SIR"
Then how did you happen to mo-
rice that particular time on night
nearly six weeks ago. The car mas
oeen out great many times since,
hasn't it,"
Well. I'll tell YOU why 1 noticed Ii.
Mr. kastelberg had told the garage
manager If his wife called up TO say
that the car was in the garage, and
ne mad gone out on business
Paurs Pay Envelope.
E. a. Dunlop. timekeeper for I. j.
smith d Co. on the New Mayo Bridge,
p pro ., MS note book on the stand
ana testified that on the Saturday.
sunday and Monday preceding the
killing of Mrs Beattie, Paul Beatt,e
mad worked ten hours each day Ho
explained that the men were paid or
at $3.50 o'clock on Saturday afternoons.
and that Rafter had been there then
to relieve Beattie.
IL a man were to leave with sub
stitute in his place" asked Mr. Smith
would You notice it,"
Probably not" answered the TING.
keeper. Mr.. Dunlop identified a nav
envelope marked p d. Beattie.
Slo.O5" as having been thap delivered
10 Paul Beattie on the Saturday az
ternoon in question. the amount tally
ing with tae amount of time made oy
rauI curing the previous week The
iiVered to Paul about 1870 o'clock on
the afternoon the gun was purchased.
DR.. Mann Recalled.
Dr.. Herbert Mann was recalled and
testified as TO having attended Henry
eeattie prior to his wife's death
Was Paul Beatae taking at the
coroner's inquest?" he was asked.
L saw Paul twice at the inquest on
triday-the first day was listen
ing TO the testimony Whcn Dr. Loving
asked me II would go In TO see Il
could not stop Paul from houering SO.
found SIX or eight men stru-rlinr
with him. and somebody was askins
LOT handcuns. 1 said. If you will jusr
ieaVe MIN alone he will get quiet HIM
seif II you don't fight with him. About
half hour later DIR. Loving asked m,
u ne was In condition to DO taken to q
hospital went around to see him
sain' leaned over him and was SAT-
lsneo II was hysterical spell---o
nervous breakdown. think tolo
some one that If I could make him
MAD could get some sense into M.
teamed over him and whispered
paul' you had better get UP and do
son'e taiklng. II you don't you wiz
be put in jail" wanted to make him
mad could get some sense into him
mace the remark to him: Get UP from
| mere; there Is no reason on earth WIN
you couldn't SO to a hospital After
mad looked him over l told the no
nee they could put him in a car anu.
IRE MN TO the hospital with no
sanger OF having him die on the way.
didn't use the work taking"
After consultation between thu al.
torneys on both sides Mr.. Wendenburp
announced to the jury:
~ is agreed, to save the time NJ
examining another witness or taxing
me Jury out again to view the Beattie
motor car, that when the top Is up. the
tep - oiach; When the top Is down.
IL mas yellow tan cover that goe,
over it, making 1t appear to have
yellow top"
My friend doesn't mean" said Mr.
smith. laughing, that when you take
me top down It changes color 1t is
d oiarK top: and shows SO when It is
up When 1t is down the tan or vel
low cover covers it. making il appeay
yellow"
Went Into Woods.
John Alsop was called. lie told Of
going out to the scene OF the crime
with Mr.. scherer. Major Patton ana
tn. the dogs on the morning following
Did Mr.. Beatt!e state to you that
morning following the murder that
the assassin went into the woods?"
Yes; he pointed his hand that way
and said he went off In the woods"
He may have meant that he went
on up the road piece and then en-
tered the woods?"
,, him" s'o'e !
Henry owen. brother OF Mrs. II. g.
Beattie, Jr.. was called
'Mr. Beattie has testified here" said
Mr. Wendenburg. that he didn't know
what became OF the gauntlets he was
using on the night OF the crime. Didn't
you on Wednesday. about 1880 o'clock,
| go up the road with Henry, and didn't
you have some trouble with the en-.
| CINE, and didn't Henry open the hood
and stick his hand In and jerk It back
as though 1t had been burned: and
didn't Douglas say: Where are your
gauntletsY' and didn't Henry reply
that he must have left them at homa?"
, We are prepared to prove that ne
had three pairs of sauntlets." re-
marked Mr.. Smith, and Mt. Wenden-
burg did not press the point.
Saw Them Alone ON Porch,
ON July Is the night Of the muir.
der, didn't you see Henry c. Beattie,
Jr.. when he left his garage in his
carr"
Yes"
What time did he leave?"
at 7:+5 o'clock I couldn't be more
than few minutes out OF the way.
He went toward Semnes Avenue"
Did you see Paul Beattis at the
home OF II. C. Beattie after the honni-
cide?"
Yes. on Thursday night"