Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-29
COUSIN TELLS A
L0NC.KEPT STORY
PAUL BENTTIE SPRINGS SENsA-
1ION IN HOUR or STRENGTH
HENRY HAD PERSUADED HIM
Ills Duty 10 Tell-Mothcr of Dead
GiIl Tells of nfclicitics-I}enlah
BinfOrd 10 BE CARED.

By Associated Press
Chesterfield Court House, Va, Aug.
2S,-paul Beattie, cousin OF Henry
Clay Beattie Jr., who stands charged
with the murder of his wife, testified
late today that the accused had told
him twenty-four hours after the mur-
der of how sorrowful he was that he
had done it; together with another
circumstance in which he related the
crime from different angle, bring
ing out some things which he had
hitherto suppressed.
Coming as dramatically and uneX-
pectedly as the prophetic talk an
hour before by Mrs II. b. owen,
mother Of the dead woman, as to the
domestic infelicities Of her daughter,
due to the husbands actions, the brief
but thrilling testimony of Paul Beat
tie created profound sensation.
Paul Bcattie, at the inquest a ner-
yous wreck, today strong and deter
mined, poured out a tale which con-
fessedly troubled his mind, not only
because he purchased the shotgun for
Henry, but because he did not until
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