The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-09-03

cumbrance when you reached Rich
mond?"
AT Broad street"
Did anyone see your
Il hope not
We'll, ! had an automobile and
asked her to take a ride"
Did she give you her name?"
NO"
well, were you interested in her.
NO. I had been drinking a little bit
and did not know exactly what I was
doing"
Very mucf?"
We'll, knew how to run the car
You weren't exactly yourselfT'
NO"
so you really can't fix the timer
Here Mr.. Smith began a redirect ex-
animation.
Weren't you sober enough to run an
automobile?
Yes"
well, you wouldn't try 20 If you
were drunk, would your
Haven't tried that yet"
do you remember the boys well"
Yes"
The witness was excused.
THAT NORFOLK TRIP.
w. H. Sampson, a chum of Henry
Beattie, who went with him on his
trip to Norfolk when he met Beuldh
Binford, next took the stand.
How long have you known Henry
Beattie?" queried Mr.. Smith.
About fifteen years"
Did you know of his relations with
Beulah Binford? ?"
Yes"
Did you know of their breaking of
before he was married?'
Yes, / was at the lawyers with
him"
"she employed a lawyer, did she?"
Yes"
You know Henry Beattie's wife?"
Yes"
Can you tell the circumstances un-
der which he met Beulah Binford after
he was married?"
Yes, I received letter from Nor
folk from Beulah Binford addressed to
me in care Of Henry Beattie. He car
ried the Letter around a couple OF days
and then told the letter carrier to take
it TO my home. 1 asked don't you
know who it is FROM He said no.
told him 1 was going to Norfolk fol
the races and If saw her down There
I would give her a good time. He said
he might go along. / told him tha'
inasnuch as I was single and he wat
married then, and that since had no
gone out with him since his marriage
perhaps he had better not go. But h'
went and we registered at hotel II
Norfolk and called up Beulah Binford
going around to see her"
How long were you in Norfolk"
1.-TWO days"
was Henry with Beulah?"
Yes"
Did YOU go to disreputable places ?
Yes"
Whom were you with"
Henrietta Pittman."
Did you come back alone?
| Yes
when YOU left Norfolk. did 20,
know any reason. or ever suspect tina
Beulah was coming to Richmond"
| No"
what was the next thing you knew
Of Beulah Binford%'
! Sampson said he received a Telegram
from Beulah saying she was coming t
Richmond.
Henry did not know anything about
until dinner time when I telephone
him to come over in his machine"
| What was the reputation Of Beulal
Binford in Richmond" asked MI
| Smith.
very bad"
| The defense declared that II put j
the testimony was TO show that tn
relations between Beulah Binford an
the prisoner was merely accidents
and not renewed with a purpose"
Sampson said Beulah was on he
way to Danville, Va, to go into
house Of III reputation.
How many times from that tim
| did you see Henry and Beulah 70
gether?"
Twice"
How did you regard all that 20
saw and heard with reference
Henry'g being in love with Beulah2"
They seemed TO be friendly"
Did he treat her" asked Judg
Watson, "as a man whose affection
seemed to be seriously engaged"
NO"
Before the cross examination coul
be begun, Mr.. Smith asked the prose
cution il It could allow him first I
put on some witnesses TO testify I
the character Of G. H. Neblitt becaus
the witnesses were anxious to &c
away.
The examination lasted until tn
hour for luncheon.
When the session reconvened Nj
Smith called to the attention Of tn