The sun., 1891-06-04

made 10 aranss sir % %inm oFdan, h1G
slr CHARLES Russell thcn laid special stress
SSsa ss s actsn as sfoSsh sn sdaS
length. 10 on interview. which Sir William dor.
wss snGaiiern n !hs piain,iiis s reg inns Mt. Gnl
S'% wn M AEs rspod &se Chat ho ssS
not dlsbelieye his own eyes. though he added
%THnd f.K no iSr shS 'Hss ,ss
'sH Sssn! sonaSe S %H.sp hty sfsnfss
story has been the conduct OF nm innocent md
honorable man. No innocent and honorable
s3. sn na% @ or ndS G' e cSn
fsssion which tho nlaintifl signed"
in soa;s srSashs eey secure %hSh his tae
s,rspent On hsli pay fr;m TIC army ron,inn-
can't character q the Trnni,y Croft card party
nhd ihs mild chea,Sc;er Of The bacsnrat games
pssns 81 sS.e has b.ee
the destination OF the absurd aud prepostcrous
Potion. which have bson formed in regard to
qfthS. whist tables usei each nisht at TranbS
default o.. regular baccarat iabiesI with the
posisisSsn o Of tho PLAYERS sspSsflnlly marked
ssii also showed rhotorrarhs Of tho rooms 1t
Trssn6y Croft who're the now " Historical games
o. 9accnfat were piaySd., Iho lurymeh eN.
tsllss. the positions 81 the players. &c. and
sSinss yS!sS were rails raised Ss The ppoducsiUn Of
'p Sir thI rharIes Russell also dwell. upon tho in.
trieeoies Of the game Of baccarat and explained
sSps sa: sSq @ n G s ' ol .ss w.t.
rs SSiss g. Sir - William dordsu:cSm%ias % was WAS
~ Es;; noticsd that the Prince Of Wales and
esd ss.p % sadS saes sr ohass
husstll who. as already stated. began his
70 soT by
u court At times Sir Charloss voleo rose e a
pltoh Of con siderable force and warmth. Es-
ttap ei the plaintiff. asking tho Jury passion;
viii cheating "a At tts cards I'd y w"ni not bo:.
- ,Taere ,,S arc ny "ccussrs' Bring 'hem face
sir ChsyIes added: His tthe rlantifrs) ac-
tion ID signing the document in which no
%ny .stsa his spt ps Tss s IT
honor s9d 10 q II, man .,I Tha was content TO beso
ip Mrs Arthur wilson ., pa! iors 'Hs at TraSbs
Croft on Sept, g. Sir Charles RUSSELL said that
acis OF cheating upon the part Of Sir William
xS:ss;.S & & 2e biEeS s''r Hor' Ut 'aa
.ammi1s ran'sd is cheating" the latter 'Mr.
ch.ss iSa seS ~rs AFTER
this communication. raid more attention to
Arthur s.anisy Wilson had said WAS true,
a4y Mt %ten H. Sd h bis
lhxlyr,e,t Green; oi what he had seen who sir
William Gordon L Cumming was laying. aud
@,S payn wy;eh "Ssd ,Ss t~ee
Continuing. Sir Charles Russell said: Tho
precis which had been drawn np In regard tn
shoad Ss wa,ehsa Bsyona aS snhs
hnwsyer: , there was no concert OF action OF any
EoSs ea du, psS MSq sr H s.ry the
.,dns as1Gas saT he latter rsDrat the &c
nonneed Sir William Go dom Cumming Tor
,s;tns such 90
yo,o tn. Prince Of Wales. But man of
Sosd I s bs h eosssa
tor any such consideration. No; this ont DO:
fh OILY In which the, the fSIa the
fli.ndiy game OF LaccarHt in u house whero
shsESI r. We. W,.% snsA3 CUMMINGS e.n,ono
tion. Of bis strange conduct is ha; he lost his
snSs IN TSsTa r. Tasss
t6s witnsss BOX to show that he lost Ills head
there. Was It the conduct OF q man who had
* sss lsSsla issai ever % I Diasias cards W again
.fsIyiihis viii even prevent me from play
inE Ire Isgimsn!al shilling Whilst
eosisnE 9I II. i as tey!ecy IN regard to his con-
duet MS nntLtuipeu." XXI,
1Esl Esslfs Ate' III iae!.." sail Sir charles Rus.
RI ian mus al
ddfy. however painful 1t may 10 for you to
sss q FLESH Es saa's: is sss' s:ss
s1a sss sss h1 prpSS
81 TIE court to the other among the audience.
the membeis Of The bar the witnesses. and the
The slvrst,s admirable address.
sir William Gordon Cumming. In spite OF Tho |
from the with, ring cuts Nil h he received. |
the haron cts check and ut other times n gray
ish Rhnd. seemed to cross his mouth but lhese |
wssh a"t shs .s psoa 1as soer
barontt was being held up for the lnger of |
soS.n s,s1,t.% TO- Ppm; MAJ, a.; w,. .hou o ,.
70 tbc C9u.t OF uuten's Bench when Mr. Arthur
o !hs wsll.Incsn iis"n if line oi i'siss ssa!nsIs
piy!nk OStWe0n nun. nuOD ana Now YORK,
nd many other ports ontereu the witness box
As the first witness for the defence. alr. Wilson
teattled to the furt that on the III ISL night OF
the baccnrat playing at Tranby Croft. on
60It ). he saw II red countcr representing IS
on = niSco of rnIe or in front OF Sir William Cor
oseS,NmmpR When the lnitors IA blenu won
pr Willian, mad bis ii.nds f. front Of nm. and
~ also % hed aro,her IS cSum,cr In the nalm Of
thts Mftness. then looked at Sir Edward
6opsr,Yts hand and. seeing Ihatl no held u
nSttral and u court card. he iSir Wiliiaml at
0neA dropped the 60 counter from hts right
hAHa AND wa4'pai1 on both OF the counters he
Ii A1 Illus placed on tho Bile.
fhts evidence. given by Mr.. Wilson without
ANY hesitation amt In manner which .eemed
10 mlIe.s tho !ury and which decidedly I'M
mentA OF the ladies', 40 noticeable yesterday
whetk startling puints were dew ,eloped, were re-
newtI with tfRnr and lasted for soms minutes.
UeatinuinR, Mr.. Arthur Wilson said that be
snw tho same thing repeated by Sir William
C[.nyst was cheat!ug at cards. When he LMr,
Wileonl Informed Mr.. I.evett OF what he had
oiseryed In Sir Williams play. Mr.. Levett said
hat ~ WAR imposslble:" that he ttie witnessI
% tAt b mistaken. MI. Arthur Stanley Wilson
Ilus.l tpat he then told Mr. berkeley Levett to
Naeeh Elf William Gordon. Cumming Mr.
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