The sun., 1891-06-04
PACKED almos. to suirocation By the moro com.

mon herd OF baccafat enthusiasts ''' se'-
sa s.ssss yss. H. I.Ss \:
q ssissn 10 & .ss' .sa I'D ssS
the liable. and when be disocy sred that tbs
counter with % oene a1 whes BE-
hS,a In bts hand ard G1 was paid TO him The
il. the. Tattor's bedroom. saying that When Ic
told the latter, Of, what he ttho, witnessl had
ev.ts escnmsd o'ayHa HI To bIn
.sst 9 .;,S; ;oSI; sIr William do,don- Cumming bee
on ss aFs s s9 % y,9s' o fsa hs Whst
Piled. For goodness sake. don't max me. He 10
II Wbny ny % own regiment s and was my own Captain
Later, Mr.. Arthur Stanley Wilson said: II
.hen msibsp ,%d 0iS mother OF what had teen and
For goodness sako. don't hnvo q scandal
Il then told her that I would have a proper
table prepared Tor baccarat playing, SO that q
repctition OF the conduct We had observed
,Reisrrins ic = al question on The spbicc, young
r Mson sail nnt SyH mo-
playing isspt. 81. Tho table used ior baeeHr,at
on that occasion was u long rantry table.
ssssfSa Tss s'r rnee s e
the positon .f banker, and Con @ owen sI, WI; WI;
a%t hS S'ifs pan sssn had Sapse nssi
Of his counters on the table. ne had other
copn.e,s IN the b,sast noskSt OF bis dress 1 Goat,
pencil tho Ecr%s TrapSy rot" Ssrs
6, ss %" na the Prnoe y Waes
19ye ca,ds to Lady Coventry. who took seven.
Saak whh S: ESe Tnsi. as
Niips.si,hsn say SIS Milliam's, hand 60 nv ,out
Gontinuinr. Mr. Wiiso. said. amid such
IN snss s e ss G 81 n
round to the Prince oi Wales : turn, 10 take .
appon npesS,Tins this,S said tie witness: slowly.
over the line q si6 counter. Il was four ne6es
eIsstliss .aSissaSS S.'S. won. ana Il. Prince II ei
8; Syss y, y m !ia.: fhsssSaaOh Sir William doidon
oanBRaf Bss rsFSon sTd,snie there /. another ,enner
tsl9 .ls note. hese, WHICH Is you have forgotten 49,,
voaa psnss Of Ws ss wsa
orsly. paid the additional siS. .,
:. ., Later In the game, said the same witness.
counter, over the line with his pencil. When
the dl!solosurcs , were we're made ne Irne 81 Wales II
ana Mr. dreen In
garh to what they had seen OF a wr,,;nc nature
during the baeGarat Llayipg. and Mr. Green
Replying to further questions Mr.. Wilson
snid that from the time he. tho witness had
s4o"sh Tue sRRsss ss for was
il s connection @ VIA II the affair known as tho
upon eross-examinntion the .wltnoss said
that he hau 70 occupation, and that he had
EnSssF''S sSt s ons
soars 81 ms ny stsyS " r
fol lowed this admission.
@ ssf Ssr 4r sad 'aseRb a
father objected 70 IT, and It was not played
here again until unon the occasion OF the
frnse rns Of Maess y,st In s;p,emter iS9"
the solcitor;GensrHl. S!r Edward Clarke. lead
who conducted it. only succeeded in scoring
an He' as;9nal sso sue eSsni nnsetinG of any
out by Sir Charles Russell we're rel eated dur
ing the cross ex amination. Mr.. Arthur Stan
cheating with the greatest OF cn"lness and un-
concern. nnd. leaning on the rail- o! tho witness
Wh:;h several acts attrbu,ed s to the plainti&
were done.
MIR. Wilson'S scross-examination wns not fln-
ish, when the court adjourned until to-
morrow.
In spite q tho roays q Taught or which greet
cd his relation OF his CnmhrldE experiences.
Mr.. Arthur Stanley Wilson made capital
witness and was inimitable. In his cold way
the youth related. as one Of hall dozen cx-
amples, how he saw Sir William Gordon Gum
ming; on his side. winning. look for an addi-
tonal counter and only find II f2 counter In an
incon, en;ent position. Young Wilson said
F! hat ho then saw tho bs.onel li,sh this coun;
then detail.d how he saw the extra money
paid TO Sir William. who. according to the de-
fendnnts was not entitled to tho money,
More dramatic still was young Wilson'S reci-
tntion o: mn Interview which he says took place
between himself and young FerkeleY Leyett:
Fellow. Rnd 'Old Fellow" stared "blnckly"
baSk ..S at My Denr CEso." and both agreed that
All this evidence. and a. grent deal more,
gestnre. as II acting Ii q charade.
~ When the court adjourned Sir Edward
r. ached the fringe of the subject with young
Mr.. Wilson. who dialiacily densed tho exist
enrc OF u compact 10 watch Sir william Cor
during the second nights play.
and sad that he could not imagine how
to that effect had got into Gen, VIII
liaIQ6's Dr,C.S OF tho Affair.