The evening world., 1894-08-17
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MCLAUGHLIN.
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Id the Parkh'
be BOOK Mrs. sanford admitted that she
Asaaml, Ned to the Lexow COMMITTEES,
ut ut she avoided the term. or nsrl
s4.d yoSGT or s"G as cat would cold
@aa,s e,d from her testimony before
nv I.xow Committee, Mr.. Hess asked
SIrs. Sanford: IN,
Admits the Perjury.
when you told the Lexow Committee
vH, never gave a dollar OF money
|" capt. Devery. or capt.. McLaugnIin,
N tspt. Cross, was 1t true. or was II
kalse?' - .. >, ,,.,r .ra
1T was true ~
n IN Mr. Hesss motion the latter part
re lawyer succeeded III obtaining
ram Mrs sanford. after long discus
lon of her religious beliefs and her an
Of future ans , Iswa tS,n or Rsnisn
Sr entries against &c" in her book
.oopt uayments to the Captain in COM
ha s,sr, "a nv item Mrs Sanford repudiated
az testimony given before the Lexow
emmitlee in explanation OF the entries
IN ss her s AID she lied to the Committee
zen she told them she had paid 500
nolitical organization because she
aa received an anonymous note saying
bs writer would call and see about her
house. 40 ...
"I did get such a note signed 'Anony-
ror an hour Mr.. Hess labored with Mrs
sahford Identifying the handwriting In
me tell.ta.e account book.
ar snr Mss,s chess vr rSn S dress
MATS the ice-nan !, milk, 'sundries,i my
aughter wrote. Bessie, 'sundries,'
UNI, milk, were written by my man
Jim." said Mrs. Sanford.
cheese '.es - C." carpets and other
,rds two or three times. each. There
IRE some variations in the ''c's'' and
C's" obtained from those In the book
fr daughter wrote the &c" representing
'aptan" in the book April 20. 1893.
lees sought to, follow It up with ques-
hercabouts Mr.. Wellman interposed.
when Mrs. Sanford was induced to
cme here, and testify before this Board
hough Mrs Sanford had testified that
or daughter was now In this State. the
commissioners refused to permit Mr..
less to find out where she was to be
plnd.
Nj. Hess passed the book to Mrs. San
frd and asked her to find the entry
hieh indicated that $50 had been paid
Smith in November, 1892
IeII-Tale Account Book.
Mrs Sanford put on her glasses over
r. ven and hunted for the item. Now
nd then Mr.. Hess would ask Ques-
on In a soft. gentle voice and manner.
Have you. found 1t. ma am?"
You can read. can't you, MADAME
Look again and see II IL Is there"
Al last Mrs. Sanford was In a wash
preparation, and her hands shook as
be thrust the book at Mr.. Wellman and
urted out:
4 won't. 1 can't; I'm too nervous. Az
can read Mebbe l have been a dis
amt i ns nep iii bet TIN thas wa: tn.
onth I had all ! could do to pay the
} |nt and that there IL an entry In
Z ecemher." gov '..-.~ -
M. Weiiman found one. Dec. T.. Mr.
y ess said soothingiy;
Nov, ma am; you have won YOU
Z ager; tell me who wrote this"
riting nor her daughters. Sd. 1t must be
in Biglins. adding. as usual, because
III read: NV. s. Ward Man Smith,
Suppose were to tell you that Smith
y began Mr.. Hess.
The woman was plainly getting un.
commissioners have sometimes sus.
ined the motions and objections of the
ross trial, which makes the trial UNIQUE
rung. Mr.. Wellman came 10 the res
Send for the records. They will tel
Mr.. Hess protested against this inter
I: Unption, but the harm had been done
rs. Sanford had been treasured, ant
be replied that Smith must have beer
II 4 n town because ahe had seen hin,
r. host esAry day.
For some reason not apparent tn
commissioners have sometimes sustain
5s the motions and objections Of the de
|ss enee during this turn at the Capt. Cros
! ral. which makes the trial unique Il
BE- series up to date.
Mr. Hess started n again. on tn
F, r. Weilman sighed and said he Shout
y the series up to date.
"a pc to a discussion.
commissioner Murray made the r.
. orten matters II Mr.. Wellman admi,
that Mrs. Sanford perjured herse
. Eiore the Lexow Committee.
All, but how could we establish
"a we her punished for it," asked NJ
"a ss, much to the perturbation of tn
z rits of the witness.
\ hecess was then taken.
Lawyer Hess renewed the attack O
Us. sanfords memory and veracit
yer recess by comparison of her tel
mohy before the Lexow Committe
~ her testimony given on this tria
sanford told the Committee this
b entry In the book. Cash s., $50
a. the record Of a payment to Mr.
n'tn on the notes given In payment Il
business at "a Bayard street. No
says that 1t represents a payment {
ara Man Smith. but she says she d.
intend 10 lie to the Committee.
What Initials Meant.
NJ. 500" was William Ward. II
a man 400 for beer to the Lexo
h ,,dtee' Now she says It was "WaI
~ That was April /, 1892. TIL,
20 Th,ie Mclaughlin was in comman
ef IL yes i-knew in-my -heart-that-
"A ars Sanford said YEARLY as Il
Examiner married her with que
ats another lie, is TT" asked Il
turbable Hess to the next item.
mats another lie. I'll own /
En sanford said that she lied VIII,
en- su the LeXow Committee the s.
m ~ on the book April Is, 1887, W,
H.Pels and furniture.
o Nv pmuy about 500 worth that da
IRE f'uH md the items there" 81
e.. sk,Eye Louis and another man d
~. ny house to ask for money 6
no as rfS or ,f organization. but tn
- Mrs, Sanford Admitted that nj
L n IA seen Capt. Cross till to-da
UcOss 1 sss gwen the money to Smith I
t " keN tbs rs said that Mrs. Voss, w
~ MM ~ ho,usSuse under the name OF Smi
n fttH.s uent II, had gone to Europe