The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

and you said that there waB nothing
in it,"
Yes. I didn't want to get in It"
Yet YOU have been trying to find
the woman, YOU say. Do you want to
get her mixed up in it?"
NO. but l thought she might help
ME substantiate what 1 said" Wit
ness said that he filled his radiator
from II half-tub of water he found In
front of the pump.
THE pump was situated where7'
asked Mr.. Wendenburg.
On the other side of the white
store. a little way out on the road"
Where did you eat support
AT Murphy's."
Was anybody with your"
mo"
do you remember what YOU ate?"
No sir" replied the witness hall
laughing.
You had been drinking that night
hadn't your"
II had two or three glasses OF beer.
but not enough to get drunk"
Where were you when you met the
woman?"
How Woman Was Dressed.
Coming out of Murphy's. on the
Eighth street side"
How was she dressed?'
Il couldn't tell exactly. but think
1T was n white linen suit"
What kind of n hat was she wear
ing"
One of these mushroom hats"
What size woman was ehe7"
She would weigh about 1875 pounds
She was moderately stout"
You think she had on white linen
SUITE"
Yes. to the best of my recollection
Did she have on jackNt7"
Il don't think she had a Jacket ON
just skirt and shirtwaist"
Have you been to the scene of the
crime?"
Yes. sir"
Suppose it could he proven that tbs
! pump where YOU got your water was
mile from the scene of the crime,
would YOU deny it?"
! Il couldn't really say. stopped u,
one near whitewashed building,
west Of Richmond"
DO you know Mr. Ritters store?"
NO"
After you got water in the radiator
| did you come back to Richmond?"
| Yes. sir"
And you didn't see any other mn.
| chine?" ''''-
mo. 1 tust saw the dust of the two
! ti'| !'litSS III 'front.' OF me-
| You can't fix the time. can vouq Ire
just mere guess?"
| No cannot fix the time. lef,
about .. went up the Petersburg Turr.
/ pike and on the Midlothian Turnpike
ana came right back. don't remem.
! Der seeing any other cars"
! How fast were you goins?"
About nfteen miles an hour"
| How fast on the pike"
Forty Miles IN Hour
don't know. I was burning the
pike up Everybody laughed at tb,e
! naive confession. '--''
! pike up" ''e
hour" h'iies al
Did you burn the Midlothian Turn.
pike up, too?' ~ "
" .. did some more burning up. eb >,
Where did YOU unload this u,.,e
encumbrance YOU had?" Mr. W.n ,t.,ns
| nurE was referring to the woman AMI
! again a laugh sounded in the cont.
{ room Even the Judge smiled. and
! the witness could not suppress a sn,iIs
AZ Ninth and Broad"
| bid anybody see YOU when Won
| disposed Of hero
No, don't think so"
! Iady?" ''''S
she came out Of the hotel and ,us,
walked up and we talkeu. and asked
her to go for a ride She didn't OBJ.
! Jec.. and ! took her out"
| Companion "Rehncd.u
! Did she appear TO be a. refined
ladv?"
Il don't know. didn't see any.
! thing improper in her"
| Then she appeared refined" said
| tbs attorney.
DID YOU ask her for her nance?
ne questioned
No. had been drnkins a little
Bit and didn't know exactly what /
was doing"
pidna know what yon were do
ing"
Yes. but I could run the car"
Went out for JOY ride. ohe"
Yes. went out for little Joy
III YOU. had been yourself. YOU
wouldn't have approached this lady.
would YOU" -
NO, sir"
Did you ever see uin Indy before ??
l never saw her h.tore."
SO, II you Lad been drinking. YOU
cant help us as to the timer
| "Not With n half an hom7.