The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-14

Inc crowd squared itself for interesting
developments, but was miserapIv disap-
pointed few minutes later when the Off
Ger returned and stated that ii was not
Mahouey.
John Martin, who keeps the saloon in
the Bella Union. sos Kearny street, was
/ called. lie was the witness who had been
50 sharply rounded to by MIR. Clunie the
evening before for saying he would show
them something" He explained that what
he meant was that he knew there was n o
Stnffing in the Seventh Precinct of the
Fourty-fifth District and particularly not
at the New Western Hotel His tesli-
mony added nothing to the fund of infor-
nation.
Mr.. Hardenb ergh, who had returned to
the room was again placed on the stand
ana repeated the story of his meeting with
howalsky at the bsrbershop door. He
could not say that he had had any talk with
Mr.. Dexter about the Gaze.
Did you ever stu this to Mr.. Dexter
In talking with him and some other
persons in earshot: L told you, YOU would
get into trouble; | knew it. | told you
you would get into trouble from the first. ,
Did you say that to Dexter"
~ may have said so, l would not swear
to it,"
after you had been on the stand here
the other day did you state this to any per-
son, TO Mr.. KOwalsky or anybody else.
They will take Dexter all right and thev
VIII have him In jail. They are not
through with him by long shot %"
mo, SIT; j did not | didn't saw any
such thing as that. | am positive of that"
The most strenuous endeav0r on the
part of counsel failed to shake witness on
this point When this fact became sp-
parent the examination was resumed on
another tack.
Don't You know that when Mahonsv
that nrnnncifinn h0,
cards and you said you would not have
anything to do with il. as Mr.. French has
testified you said, that you knew it was
Tor the purpose of using the hotel for stuff
ting purposes?
II would not like to swear to that"
Don't you know that was reason why
you refused?"
Senator Mahnney told NE that some
friends of his were coming, and | told
MN that when they came l would rack
them"
Then YOU went to French and told him
You would have nothing TO do with it, III
MahODey simply made that statement to
make the statement that YOU would not
have anything TO do with it"'
Il may have told Mr.. French something
like that, but can't testify as to that"
GU don't remember?
II don't remember"
had he written any names on the mink
cards. He knew Sternberger By sight and
had seen him frequently at the Baldwin
since the political campaign had orened.
Witness stated that he did not kpow that
SternbeIger was bringing people there to
register Louis Cohen was often in the
hotel, and he had lounged up TO the counter
on more than one occasion aud chatted
with Hardenbergh.
Don't you koow," said Mr.. Clunie.
that Mr.. SterDberger brought Cohen to
the hotel 10 have him regis tered ?''
Il object" came a voice and everybody
turned their eyes TO the clear space in the
middle Of the courtroom where Defendant
SternbeTger had taken up his position,
The voice was his and his face was red
as he continued:
81 object" he said again, 60 him asking
questions like that when there is no neces-
sity. It's not sol It's not sol Why does
he want this witne.s to confess that took
him there when il is not true?"
This man never took me-" piped In
Cohen, who suddenly took mp a position
alongside of Stern berger. He wasn't with
me-"
"Will you swear to that?" suddenly
asked Andy Clunie, facing Cohen.
"Yes, / will" answered Cohen.
Then take the stand, Mr.. Cohen" said
Clune and The little suffer almost horned
in to the chair which Hardenbergh vacated
'Mr. Cohen" said Ciunie. ibid Won ac-
company MIR. Stern berger to the Baldwin
Hotel AT that timer?
Il refuse to answer the question:" said