Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

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tes cAfe1BaSs2azes y t-s ketosksy iFip
a A9a Is casas - se-t'e tas bla Al lae A.
liazten found be % aot A4rs snoaxa
EEeney. - sAs sesPpsa ~ and pad lie
auo1nt
Psosecusion-SA raaa tat woala satics
saea sise ss that sssy oases - - Prose
ceisd.
Ny wlss's easck i god. remarked Mr t.
Cay
Better tasa yours" asked Mr.. Sniley.
Answer. Ses eit. SAT.
Was sho.n chscks and ssked II they
ssre noE tts ehscks slih which &E. Cas-
paid ne Tent Of tbs SAss House Ia00gaG
taey sexe nat. he lad gissa the mo0ey 10
pss tns rent aad shs had DO OCCASION 10
Grzs oo her private osnk secoant. though
-ae n eat have tsssn some. little. fof tbs
p4fpass, never eoalriouted mOEef 70 her
bznk sccJu8t GsYsF Us4d4sd ~lfh Il. Il ste
p2i1 Afs enlth sl50 for board sas cheated
her 0as of 80. ss the amount ees sl1oi
always ave her molsy fos such purposes
bul aiGnt knOs e. she used it for that
stopped Al Fark-sxe. hotel IN New YORK (;
sae did not pay bis hotel bill or isre hOne;
had pesn O. club room in Powers bl0ck
Di14't VISA 10 call il a gambling room /,
don't kn8w who the pr0prietors were; don {
know what tas principal business OF the
place N4s. never heard thai they were noIO-
fi0us gambling rooms; wouldn't have gone
ieers II hs had known, prolonged isugh-
tsf); Used % go ia the evening. perhaps as
laie IS l. clock. don't know that he lost
$50 ihere Just bsfore be was married; never
lOcked the door on his wife IN the Shaw
house and accused her of going Out
10 meet DR.. DsCamp. (Sensalion.l Then
followed repetition Of The scene between
them oe the boat as she was leaving for
EuEO-e This bad been objected 10 but
Mas ruled as admissible as showing the
state OF feeling she had for him and farther
the feehng she bad for defendant. The
| court sock a recess OF IS minutes
Were there periods IN your history IN
which you drank more than at other
tines by Mr. Smiley.
Yes, Sir"
did the fact af yoxr wife going away to
/ Europe have any influence or elect on
| your Drinking
Objected 20 but not sustained. "rhe
absence of my wife in Europe induced me
10 drink more than At previous times"
'..What effect did her return from Europe
have on your drinking
4
| Remember once attending State con-
| vention. where we were all a little full, es-
1 peci2lly the delesat from this county"
| Mr.. Granger then took the stand, Mr..
| Clay proceeding to examine him. Mr..
| Granger being little deaf, did not seem "a
| quite understand the questions. Wa:
asked:
"Do you know what became of the horse
Mr.. Clay drove during the years OF IS
! and SAP"
Answer" Don't know whether it was 4
gray or Il bay horse" Laughter
Question-'Did Mr. Putnam employ yor
| 10 sell horse?' Objected 10.
Ansser-"Mr. Putnam wanted me TO sci
| the horse; be said l. you cantt get any
more will take 500; made the sale; did no
| receive the money. ii was left in the ha nd:
| OF the purchaser of the horse aud Mr.. Put
man was TO get il; he wanted to know if
had room to store carriages; | had not
think this was in the fore part of January
Livery Barn; Mrs. Clay spoke to me about
selling the horse before Mr.. Putnam did
Mrs. Clay said that if sold III horse t,
give the money TO Mr.. Pullman; Mrs. Clay
directed meto get the horse at the barn"
| J. NJ. Kennedy was sworn and took th,
stand.
Resided in this city three years; know
| hT. L Iutihsu, my Place Oh BUSINESS was Oi
the corner of Fountain and lonia-sts.; II
l9S3-4 horse was brought there during So
but cannot remember who brought 1t; say
the horse driven on the street frequently By
Mrs. Clay; remember Mr.. Clay's ooninl
one Sunday morning TO see the horse
Asked 10 state the conversation. Objects
to by Ar. Smiley. Sustained.
Cross xamined by Mr. Smiley-Kney
Mrs. Clay and the horse in her practice
sew Mr. Clay riding with her frequently
Mrs. Clay paid the bills.
This finished the testimony and cour
adjourned to 10 a. m. today.