The sun., 1890-01-21

man % street sna t9ld ne 4 \ vas NJ HoLss7 ons
%osF nS sT q oGs SVa q h. SoTs S 70 ~
waking, and seemed much excited ne damned Tom
damn fool Of Oh Snsst" pndsrsioSd him refer e h
Msl.tssd I.aw three solumns Of The rstrSetlo3 P1b
was damn skunk" and he could put him in the
Several OF the committee objected TO this
testimony going In, but the Chairman thought
II was proper to show Woods frame OF mind at
BY Mr.. Grosysnor-H HAye vou any letters bearing on
einyssigS.lon hmYe, they are IN the hand. Of
them, Wood stayed with me only one nigh. when he
Ohd sss.S WITH nht 81, one
Mr. Wood was then recalled, as Mr.. CoRswel.
q member OF the committee, desired 70 ask
some questions. He said:
many kinds OF blsnoss ihsre and have had
asSs iSmsSy T's and
pany The brother Of Gov Foraker the first person
70 ,"ss.: ss SSs,s ~ $ $s
,Ht.d With Collin. SSSpt t. and then talked S With LST
and then advised me 70 20 in and get the place say
Of accommodation
Wood again repeated bis recollection Of Gov
Ioraker's reply to hts application saving ho
from Kurtz He had been almost Intimately
acquainted commercially with the Governor
Recurring to bis Columbus interview. Wood
said that the Governor wanted to know his
qualifications for the place he sought said he
planned what he wanted.
owhsn did It n5st occur to you to putin the name Of
James Campbell on the paperf
The witness said he would have to explain
He then said:
Coming out Of tho door, Foraker said he understood
Ss hSs
e aSasrsiosS Ss%pSo gasssrSopS &SRinIss The
Q-Aow about the names pinned on the contract
nS 1.nz for Sa fRf .hs was look
BY Mr. Turnsrawhy did you have ,SS name. % Of The
sS;5Ri$ sss ssSH' Sii
S.ssa x 0RiI 50 sSa
could not be used for publication. r,-,.,-.,,
;AS. ,s.sS SIS wsss N the .yDdiSs,S T&'g 5s
sS to %IaS pnyr 10 DO % say Se % S s
Wonld you reputable: cit,zen good 90 Republican:
S sG rsRains emu HSo gave forStsr the paper 70 sss
SaSs S SST. & nA' he used the
su h s9 S' R. at
the smarteat in the state that he would
snS'
there to contract thought the Governor Was smart @
n,%
governor wanted and had 6lSd the order "'N'
FL. Milward was then called. He said:
am q adrauRhtsman. Ono day saw Davis ruling tho
5 e
thoy do with honda taking Mr. AcKinley's name
sample Davis said that was nns that Mckinley would
never deny It n a, signature. Davis wanted me to
complete the nAmeR but declined to do It, Davis
planned that thero harm In It; that the paper
was to be given Gov. Foraker. | said the Governor
would know at once II was n forgery. ] wrote tho
names OF Senators Ncfhorson and Stockbridge out
freely l hal never seen their names, and presumed
tho signatures did not resemble their Then Davis
showed where each to go and explained that
the paper was only intended to be used for day
two; that they wanted to show it to the Democratic
committee and make them give up paper they had
would bring the paper back to that coul'
up myself / next saw tho publication in tho C"Dl.
nierctdl Gazette and did not know what do. didn't
want OF the men to come to harm wanted 90
tell somebody ABOUT II but did not know who speak
TO. Finally went down and told Mr.. Halstead all
about It. Mr. HRlstsad did not believe me, and brought
out Photographic copy showed how had traced
tho names Mr. Halstead asked II had written the
signatures Of Stockbridge and Mcpherson and when
told that had replied that he had pinned
his faith on those signatures didn't want Foraker
this would quiet tho other that they wond say: Now
you going do about It ?! 1t turned that
the paper had done more harm than the one 1t
tended pay for this work and did 1t
solely for accommodation,
George ]. Murray, patent solicitor OF Gin
cinnati and Lewis NJ. Hadden also testified.
Their testimony was chiefly repetition Of
what had been given by previous Witnesses
The committee adjourned until Monday
week.