The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
you to tell what Henry said7"

you to tell what Henry said?"
II told what I know"
Didn't he tell you that Beulah
called him up and that ne said he
would kill her If she continued to call
him up?"
Il don't know that"
Why didn't he ask you Wednesday
night to keep quiet?"
Il don't know"
Didn't you say While ago tina, he
didn't have the opportunity to ask you
because there were so many people
present."
Well, left little while after"
What time did he call you and ask
you II you had been summonedT"
About T."
Didn't Tell Uncle Henry.
Did you tell your Uncle Henry abou,
what you knew"
NO"
Your grandfather"
NO"
And those are your nearest relatives,
aren't they?"
"They are not nearer than my moth
Henry"
and yet you didn't tell your poor
Uncle Henry?"
No. went home and asked my wife
what to do about 1t"
But you didn't tell her an?"
Il told her all about the gun"
Just enough 10 clear yourself?"
Il told her all about the gun" in
sisted the witness.
And you say Henry called you over
the telephone when you were about to
expose him and asked il you had been
summoned and YOU said no. and he
chuckled What is chuckle?"
ITS a sort of laugh, something like
th!s-ha, ha,' and the witness described
what he thought to be chuckle
Mr.. Smith went back to the night
Henry and Paul went out in the for
mer's automobile together. trying to
show that 1t must have been later than
10 o'clock when they left the Beattie
original statements. still insisting that
they left at 10 o'clock.
When were you twenty one?"
i was born in September, and ! sup
pose l am twent y-one"
You don't know how old you are?"
asked the lawyer. sharply.
We'll. haven't got any record of 1t
at home"
What year were you born in?"
Il think l was born in 1890"
Haven't you got any record?"
NO Money to Buy Bible.
No haven't got any Bible at
nome I've got a little Testament
Bible"
But the Bible societies would give
ciety."
The term society evidently had but
one meaning for the witness. or he
was confused by the question
20, that has something to do with
it," said Mr.. Smith suddenly
aim lin Just as happy. as 4 hadn't
Questioned by Wendenburg.
DO you remember the day of tho
week you, gave your testimony" asked
Mr.; Wendenburg.
ON Friday. think, when fell out"
out" '"'''is
Witness described his fainting spell.
w nat was the cause?'
Mr., Smith objected. but the question
Il was, sick before I left home Be-
sides. ! had been sick before. l have
mad d, blow in the back of my head"
How long were you in this ht?"
Il don't know"
wards"
81 went to a hospital"
He said that he couldn't remember
the first answers he had given before
the coroners inquest, but could re-
member those he gave later, af.er he
had recovered
While on the stand before the In
quest and I examined you, were you
taken In room and placed on a
lounge?"
Yes"
Didn't Mr.. Smith ask for post
ponement of the examination of you
after you said that you We're realyT,
Mr.. Smith was very anxious. then.
about you. and YOU spoke up and said
you felt better?" asked Mr.. Smith him
self.
Didn't Mr.. Smiths examination have
asked again. and everybody laughed.
You got mad once"
We'll, II I did. I am very sorry for
1t. You have never intimate have
you. that II you felt bad, corsderat ton
was not shown you and the examina
ton stopped?"
Didn't you make statement on
the way to the hospital to the rlauf-
feur that you We're glad 10 get even
NO sir"
Questioned by Court.
Judge Watson asked a question.
when did you first SEQ the gun found
on the Midlothian Turnpike--before
| the inquest?"
THE hrst time was when I was on
| the stand at the inquest on Saturday"
You did not know before then what
| gun had been found7"
And You told your wife of the pur-
al On nf hA ~.