The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
TEASING RUSSELL SAGE.


he was treated with very much less courtesy,
he cSoHsI eqnentS n so. and
Nj: choste'. next question referred 70 the
ssfHr Sage f.pIisd; fhinS d i no! quite cor
glad to do anything. 1.-THE Jury viii 20. down
there Ia hs very glad to furnish them trans
Mr. Choate-If you won't furnish anything
The Witnsss"it is substansisly. correct I
had q diagram made; and offered an oppor-
rect one made for | never withheld anything
from anybody.
SseS % z T.
| seen not to contain the lines indicating GER
tain TAI aud bad some other Isscspr.Iiss
but Mr. Choate appeared to be very much Inn
pressed with these differences
gram" The witness looked At the diagram
h have 70 make .se.dds
TO reconcile that. wont youT'
an opportunity to ask in a sensational tone u
any, one could INFORM hin VINO had been tam
NJ one s spaId and tn. diagram va. dropped
| and the subject OF the tattered suit Of clothes
taken up again. Mr. Choste asked:
2.Meat taller dd you employ 1t tn. time Of tn. sx
,Q-Name them. / want to follow mp tho.. olo,hs.
| A-r..or J.,sup made the coat aud vest
S-:S: ;s:.. 90 o. r.: ssh! beaver
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S-SSS.t:I r:ssip, tsI ,s:%; Is.y. ncp.
asind..d, A-I., yOu dent TAX. . re.lp, for
Mr.. Choste. became the witness now.
and answered that he did. and the witness
ssia rs S; and ME- 6SC.'s s: ssssNs Il!
&: S ss. H Cloth s:9 Ss.s By I'D H. T gs
who asked the witness y those were the places
the hi.s sae'p nee s:d whSs
,4a, ,hsy S .sT;b and Mr. GnSrie H'r. s:Esd
Win sf.s ss ss sGS '; these }Ss ,r5
that be. could not e1 plain, that. but insIst.d
tina. that 4. wa: the ye't and 4 woad have to
other aide. and asked the witness. 81 that count
count" and then he cssseS i Laugh By sUd.
denly reaching out for the. vest and saving.
81. IL yog have no objection. though. I'd liksto
.oI7;Nows ar: not three of sn.'. holes mo,h'.,..'
2-A,. you /. lud,. Of mo'h..,.n Goods Ne.
S-i5. eoos, k-ImesS Oh. isundr...
The vest was PASSED to the jury for their In |
whispered discussion A. to whether certain OF |
the holes we're lmo theatsn or not. There 10 q |
NJ Gh" a sf took back x. sa1mon. aud ssS IN
his most winning way: Now. we don't want |
up the coat which is Very much more Injured
In the tails than In front and asked the wit
II is one Of the freaks Of electricity"
answered the witness. who frequently rpsaks |
IN Tho
electricity And dyn1mite , are one OF those
The witness could not recall how much he
had paid for the coat or for any OF the gar
Hent. and After an q, I ,ns attempt to
on tho button. which proved to be the name OF
tn. button nsker the 9iS a. eSth:. w.f. ten
HI T:Di!:i that he thought he was aneon:eiOa:
mlauis; hlSSnlJ rom what ,S. y. Weston 'ays
don chambers stree. down st.irs' A-so on
ss,sc; ,s,; a.. =; 70. ;:s. va.
H.. :Ipo:ion AI cam aq ''''' 'A' A'''s
e c | na y sns
;ii S. s. @ f.s
esr monte WITHIN a, of from 10 to 1000
e-Sor within 100 to zoo, A-xs
s' sS s ala
70. rom ySn ts s .Gss en. III:
Ss Ss1 U; S ys. IN IN; .:
Memory :s:s snih up your
S.S.i:yoS 70, viTy :Te,,:d' Al vas ss.s!tSlI
would do such dsm.s. thai he would s.erhS. hun.
NEVER heard Of man killing himself A,-So,
iurispfudsnc. fhsrs such case as this
While tho witness was giving this last an
swer. Mr.. Choate was reading paper He
read to him, When this was done. Mr. ChoAte
said: - move to Striks out supeIintsndsat
In this case prefer the opinion OF the wit .
;, In further explain alton OF his sensations at
the time he was dealing with Norcross the .
witness said that he felt alarmed. but was
am y, ana Mahteh t9 90 "hAt was best Tor the
''h' VIM t the oSi asEsd Mr. cAo.,. did ,ou
not say to Norton and LaidlAw. Step into my I
private room. have some business with this I
knew Il said anything like that he would
At this point Mr. Choate said he had finish ID !
,ut after recess he continued his sxsn, nation
or some time. developing the Tact that the
vas thrown as the dynsmitsr had at that tG mo
nent stepped behind the partition into the
Col. James conducted the redirect sxaminA-
ion: He asked the witness: =
:" Did the whole Of his body pas. out of your 3
lis counsel Interrupted him. ..Won't you DO
wer my questions y
The witness said that he had not WHOLLY
imselL
Regarding the second diagram. the witness =
aid he had ordered It made and knew nothing
hem S' .1e u and a. 6r. job. p Num- NJ mr.
"a 4" ta naSSE so% from re. f e.. ;ois
rag drug store and dressing his wounds. He ~
"a Iou n aw0 "VunS os SOM sxtsnt on Dis n
stwssn forty and nifty smaller wounds on his g.
zee hands. body, and l:gS HIS hands face. U
aims and back. .,
Mr.. TAgEert. who examined DIR. Mum for -
he defence. produced the defendants clothes | "
nd asked II the holes in them corTsspondsc r.
; the penetrating wounds he had found on :.
II. SAke's body, The witness said they did. %
Mr.. TAggsrt calls mans bifurcAted garment 81
pants. Mr.. Choats trousers" and Mr. b,
When the witness had finished examining