Evening journal., 1891-05-09

Pennewill this session.
mo, ] only made copy Of bill In
there under his supervision. Il was the
silverbrook bill that copied In there "
billf = y
II cannot say whether l did or not
But you enrolled that billfn
No, sir, did not"
You say you did not enroll the Sol.
dlers' and sailors Monument Association
bill2
mo sir, did not.
did you tell Mr. Fraim you did enroll
No, told him would look out for
1t, and see that II got enrolled. =
Was there no enrolling paper2p
Well, suppose there was paper But
| could not find Mr.. Pennewill after I
got the bills, and could not get into the
room
"You went to Wilmington on the
midnight tralnf'
What orders did you leave2"
None.
Didn't You leave orders at the hotel
to be called7'
1uos hAink Hius
"You did not leave here till between
2 and So'cloekf"
"No, sir
During that time you we're at the
"Yes, sir. +"
"rhere was paper in the office then.
wasn't theregp
Yes, | guess there was.
= Did you expect when you got the bill
TO 50 to Wilmington
= did not. got telegram. Found
II at the hotel when got there.
When did you first discover the bills
were In your possession-wheny you went
TO Wilmington
Yes, whom got there"
Then what did you dor
immed atelY returned | got back
here at l2 o'clock "
What time did you arrive in vii.
miugton"
u got there at O'Clock aud left at
billY y 'A'
Il did not never opened It +"
Are you type writer2p
No, sir
chine2"
mo, sir. +"
Got one in your officer"
mo. cir.
Can you see any difference In the
lines on thatf'
Lee put on his glasses, shook his head
but did not reply
Pilling-"Let us understand this You
got this bin from Mr.. Dunn with the
uudersiai ding that you were interested
Ia It aud were going to help Mr.. Penne
will enroll that about 10 80. You then
went to Wilmington
Yes, sir. ="
them9
At my home after got there in morn
Dover2
Yes
Why you say you left Wilmington
8 l5
! went home and went TO bed. Dis.
covered that had the bills when got
up Took the IL 0S train for Dover and
gave them TO Mr. Pennewill
Why did you give them 20 Mr.. Penpe.
willY s1A0'
Mr.. Dunn told me to
Why didn't you enroll them when you
came back?
Mr.. Pennewill told me his work was
up and he had nothing to do
Did You ffsr to enroll them when you
came back2
did
When did you leave Dover that dayY
On the o'clock rain
WHIP ''A'
Between u and o'clock.
Where did You fud him2
Over on the Green by the CAPITAL
Hotel
What did you do thens This by Ken
| sat down 10 your Office
Did yol see meg
think did. but am not sure. But
remember sat down la your Office
view? = -'s'
No. sir Mr.. Price came In and asked
me II had read the EYANINs JOURNAL
| lold him had.
Pilling-Just hold on until he brings
that papar in.
General Kenney went out OF tho parlor
and soon returned, with the paper He
reai the interview. Lee smiled and |
said
de did not ask the question, Did YOU |
read Clerk Dunn's statement. | did not
reply 70 the question about whether | /
helped Mr.. Penne will enroll the bill ii |
1id not tell him that never had the bill |
out Of Dover, aud that | gave 1t TO M.
Pennewill before left
Did you know the contents OF that bill |
between the time you got it and returned
t to Peunewll?
did not open It.
NO one had It In possession but your
'elf until you returned IT,
No. No one had II until returned Il
% Mr. Pennewill.
kenney Looks out for PsnnewIu.
General Kenney said there were only
our typewriters ia Dover. and he could |
'rove that none Of them did any work Of
nat kind or we're used for the purpose Of
iltering the bill.
hr Lee was shown out and John @.
'ennewill who enrolled the bill was
ialled in
Pennswir on the stand.
Questionable Mr. Lee. when he came
he blll2
AnsH er-No sir,
VIII you repeat the conversation Won
lad when he handed You the billsf
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