The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-19

twenty eight to thirty leagues-about eighty miles-per
day. Knew Gardiner IN GuadalsIaTa in NossHber,
1854 month, more or less, alter be came from Mex.
leo Saw him frequently the house OF French gentle
man, Peter Agafre. Ii the house witness
Jorge Gardiner Denlisio curiiano" The sign was on
the street door OF the house where he resided Saw im
almost daily lie remained there li The last OF Nosem
Der or the first December He went from there 10 me
fair OF San Juan de los Lsguas Saw hln mere al me
fair The fair from the fret 10 the twelfth OF Deem
Der Witness efi the fair on the islh peeembei iof
Guadalaara Met Gardiner in the latter part OF Deeen-
Der He remained there until about The middle OF REQ
ruary, 1916 His sgn, dentist remained there du-
ring The time he there, Never spoke 10 him 0ut
once aud tba just before be left Met Agurre un-
der the taIoi, aud be asked If | had any commands
for the port OF blazatan SAID he was going there, and
DIR Gardiner was going with him, Gardiner was with
him. Gardiner said he tired OF this place ! but
whether he said 10 the port OF Mazaan or The northern
part OF Mexico, cannot Tell which. lie said he did not
was going up the country, OF to Mazailan-cant tell
wbich-io Try his fortune. This (lhe deiehdanD is the
same gentleman Saw HIM IN The latter part OF August
or September, 1916, ia Guadalaara. Had no conVeisa
ton with hun. Witnesses memory is not clear as 10
dates is quite OF the months Returned in Octo-
Der, lsi5 from England Saw Gardeners sign there
then. revolution took place the Goth OF May, ISL
and ended about the 10Th OF August II was after that
time witness saw Gardiner Next saw HIM on board lhe
English packet Trent at Vera Cruz IN January last
Knew him soon as he saw him.
On The examiDatlon the witness SAID he was per-
fecy that the defendant is the same mas. Knew no
other Dr. Gardner He had changed little since be met
him in Guadaalara He spoke Spanish Witness is TWEEN
y-our years old. February 1916, is the last time Wit
Gardiner in Guadalajara. That was the only
time he heard him speak The sign was OF dark ground
in light letters 1t was Jorge Gardner the sign ap-
peared to be painted tin His sign was not put up IN
August, 1916; had his sign up in December, 1916.
Mr.. James Wright came to Guadaalaa to see witness
in December last Witness came 10 Mexico on the loth
OF December, but not with Wright Came from there to
this country with Mr. Togno, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Lewis,
and Mr.. Hargous. The commission had arrived 10 me
city from the interior before got there. Heard that Dr.
Gardiner and two friends were in Mexico; did not un-
derstand where they Togno, Wight Lewis, ana
witness frequently spoke Of the testimony they were TO
give in this case their way down to Vera Cruz. WIT
was seventeen years old when Dr. Gardiner was IN
Guadaajara. The Doctor is little thinner and Older,
but not darker than he was then Think he CGardner)
from twenty-five to twenty -four years OF age when
he there. He had no beard on his cheeks then had
mouslache and beard his chm Don't recollect
whether there any defect ln his teaturesa scar on
his cheek defect in his eyes Witness IS BRUSH
subject.
Capt William A. T. Maddox, (of the marnes) sworn.
Is acquainted with DR.. George A. Gardiner met hlH al
Mazallan in 1885, between Goth OF April and the 18TH
OF May. Ascertain it from journal have OF the Uni
ted States 'hip Cyane Has talked with Or. GaIdlne! IN
this city about having HIM there. He admitted having
there The meeting referred 10 was at dinner at
the house of Mott, Talbot & Co. in MaZaaa. The con-
versaon spoken OF having occurred IN this city was
when Gardiner and witness were leaving the house OF
Mr. Sauch, where witness bad been introduced to him.
On leaving Mr. Sauch's, and the way to their guar
tiers, Tin the upper part of the cy0 witness reminded
DIR. Gardiner OF their meeting in Aazatian. Gardiner
ecoliecied witness, but said he bad changed so much
that he did recognise him. This conversation &C.
CURED in the winter of 1S4S.49 The witness recollecs
the from the fact that he lives in town in winter,
and al the marine barracks IN summer lhe apartments
he then occupied only occupied by him II at winter
Some other questions put 10 witness and answered,
but they merely regard 10 the tune stated and al
ready given) and the location of his lodgings
= The court adjourned al o'clock, p. m.