Evening journal., 1891-12-15
TRAYNOR THE MANIAC.
The Clarks Unbosomed
Themselves to Him.
WILLIAM WILKINSON TEsTIFIEs.

Court reconvened yesterday afternoon at
2 80 o'clock
Mr. Harrington resumed the cross-ex-
animation of Mrs Emily Noble At his
suggestion she remained seated.
notwithstanding you know Sam
Clark when you see him2" Yes
"Do you know Vincent?' Yes"
The two boys we're brought before her.
She identified them promptly, and re-
itera ted her statement that she never
kissed either of them.
chow did you become acquainted with
the hard writing Of Joseph tGlark2p HE
signed an agreement | made to teach
Mrs. Clark dress-cutting.
"You registered at the Clayton House
as man and wifeT" mo, sir.
How did you register? GAS Mrs. e
Boughton That was part Of my name
''Did Mr.. Wilkinson register as Mr..
Boughton2" Yes. William Wilkinson.
He is brother of the head Of the firm. e.
Boughton is myself.
tWhy did you move around 80 much
from one place TO another because
the people could not understand my I'M
certain hours. Sometimes | was out all
night with these people,"
From the time you became acquainted
thing other than to make friends to
worm in under themT 81 was to find
out what | could
For how muchT "My heart ached
for the DuPonts."
Eyes. it aehed For how much day?"
II never measured It,
ibid you ever spend penny of your
own money during all of this timer"
why, no, the agency paid the ex-
penses"
50 you did not do it all in sympathy
"No."
"Do you remember when you and
Wilkinson passed as man and wife?"
1--WE passed as brother and sister"
"Why did you do it2" II had to have
someone to represent me as a husband. {"
Biggs--It is irrelevant.
Court-That is what we think.
Harrington-W Well, your honors, if you
will not permit me to examine this wit
ness | will sit down.
Judge Cullen-"rhe court does not
want you to stop, sir, but it does no t
want you to examine the witnesses with
matters irrelevant to the case.
Hsrrington-''Did you not write this
other letteiG' They are in Joseph
Clsrk's handwriting
y
that you would knew your own letters. 2
Have you not induced him to writer
yes, have asked him to write for me. !"
Now, for instance, there is letter
that has no signature to it. Wac wrote
itf Joseph Clark.
How do you known by the writ
ing"
Were you present when It was
written2" mot that 1 am aware of 2
DO you say on your oath that you
did not dictate that letter. mot I'M
less l read it"
"Then read it, She did SO. II will
now ask you once for all Can you say be-
fore this Court and these gentlemen.
whether you were not sitting by Joe
when he wrote itT' Never. may have
seen it in Mr.. Wilkinson's Office. 1t was
handed to me in New York. | was for
two weeks trying to find where paper
with that peculiar edge was sold.
carried the pattern in my head. l could
not find 1t. !"
Were you not in the house Of Mrs
Clark when that letter was written and
knew the contents OF itf" 'If / was it
was done in another room
''You did not dictate this letter.
mo, | swear 1t.
you never kissed Joeg' 'No. "
(Laughter.)
Never tried to control him by any
sweet talk?" mo. He had his parents
to control him
do You remember visiting Mrs.
Tease2' Eyes. I went with the
Clarks'"
''Do you remember drinking there2'
1.-THE others drank. may have slipped
it."
''Do You remember advising Mrs.
Tease TO get divorce from her husband9
mo, ! am sure / did not. -
How many drinks did you take9'
s'The others drank | had to keep my
head clear and here what was said. They
said they went there TO find out about
the Waterman az the Old barn ]"
do you remember visiting Moses
Moore and Maggie MooreY YES"
"Did you have liquorg' Eyes
"Did you drink" II may have
slipped it. "
"Have you children9" Eyes, three,
is, 90 and % years respectively. They
live in New York.
Have you any correspondence with
them? Yes, I had letter from one Of
them yesterday"
Where did you get itr cat the
NAdJ ]un A1uoos
Then you are not at the Central7'
Eyes, but went to the Clayton House
yesterday"
II was there yesterday" Yes Mr..
Harrington, saw you Laughter
did you not offer Clark trip south2"
yes"
DO you remember when Traynor went
insans2' Yes, but he had his wits
about him
''Do you remember whensTraynor went
to Nswburg, N. YY' Yes"
"Clark went with himY mo.
asked Mr. Clark to go and nurse him,
They were there several weeks
The court reproved Mr.. Harrington
for consuming so much time in cross
examination, and Judge Houston told
him that he would never get through
IF 1t please your honor. one Of the
jurors is out
Judge Houston-'It is q wonder to me
that they are not all out
Hilles-"Did you ever see. Gibbons at
Clark's housed" mo"
"Tell us what occurred in the Logan
House
SIZE reclted the story she told ia the
direct examination, and added the follow
ing: Clark said, If we go away when
we come back we will blow up every
thing and that win end the DuPonts.
AS we we're going down the car Clark
said: 'You have seen two of the bravest
men in the state, for they have made the
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