St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-19
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mo, did not say that"
Mr.. Erwin-Is all this material?
The Court don't see that it is.
Cross-examination continued: Did
he ask you Wheeler you expected to
be called as witness on this case|'
mo"
did you not say they have been
speaking to me about it?"
NO
when he asked you further ques-
because 1 know you are a detec-
tive?''
mo, never said such a thing"
DO you remember after this CONVEX
sation that Olson put on his overcoat,
and said, L guess 1 must go out and
rustic. These times are hard and L have
not made any money for long timer"
He said something like that"
Did you not say [ know how you
can make some money, go and tell Err
win you know something about Blixt
and he will probably give you some
money!"
81 never said such a thing said the
witness, with look of establishment.
did he not say I don't know any
thing about the case and won't lie
about it?''
Mo-
Did you not ask him what they did
with people who perjured them
selves? '
mo, SIR
did he not reply that they sent
them to states prison"
mo, sir
Did you not say that if he went to
the defense he could make $1,O00?''
mo, sir, I did not"
do you mean to say before this
jury that Mr.. Hall attacked your char
acter?''
Yes, indeed, do
WAS any one present."
mot that 1 know of. unless he had
some one hidden there
us it not a fact that he was cour-
teous throughout"
He was at first, but he attacked me
in every shape afterwards
Mr.. Nye-You had better sue him for
damages.
The truth is when Mr.. Blixt and
you were there that you took this
uOWU III udIIdllN6 lOI
Mr. Odell asked him questions"
did you not transcribe this from
your notebook"
Yes
Redirect by Mr. Erwin-What trou-
BILE did you have with Mr. Odell?''
Il have had no trouble with him"
What is this difference of money!"
HE owed me quite a good bit, and
when it ran up so he did not want to
pay me, he said he did not want me
any more"
The Court-If no one else objects L
shall. 1 can't have the time taken up
by her relating the troubles between
her and OdeIl for the last five years.
Continuation of redirect by Erwin:
What was the immediate disagree
ment between you and Mr.. Odeil?"
1T had nothing to do with this
case"
what was the trouble?"
Il asked him for some money for a
fur coat [ wanted to get and he gave
me an order for SIS
He never paid this?'
mo sir
What was this collection of S75?"
He charged me $40 for making it. .
when you got into a dispute over
that he told you not to work there any
Ionger?"
Yes
During the taking of Blixt's state
ment what did OdelI say to him?'
HE said, Go on and tell the truth
about it F"
Did you have a long conversation
with BIixt?''
Yes"
From all these statements, you made
this one in narrative form?"
Mo-
who did you first mention this state
ment about Adry tor
ITO Mr.. McMahon.'
WAS any one present."
MY sister was with me-"
What did you say to hin?'
Mr.. Nye objected, and the objection
was sustained.
Did you make this statement to Mr..
Mcmahon through any difference you
had with Mr.. Odell?''
Mr.. Nye again objected, and was up
held by the court.
who is Mr.. Olson?'
"a Swede; a kind of detective, 1
guess"
rs he connected with the office?"
HE has been there ever since the
trial.
Has he had anything to do with the
office business?"
81 guess Mr.. Oden sent him out to
search through some papers,
Did you have any talk with him a
week ago last Saturday in relation to
OdelI owing you money!
Yes"
What was the conversation on Sat
urday?"
He told me if the Erwin side came
to me 1 must be sure and tell Mr..
OdeIl."
What was the conversation Mon
day?"
II don't know I said anything at all. )"
Did you ever say anything about go
ing to Erwin because he had plenty of
money!"
mo, sir
Erwin-(Turning to Nye) should like
to know where you heard that; L
should like to find that out?
Miss Wachter-I guess Mr.. Hall told
him.
Redirect continued-Have you ever
said anything to anybody that money
could be made by coming to me?
No
HAS anybody promised you money to
mo, sir. -
testify here?"
BY Mr.. Nye-'Did you not tell a Mrs.
Barland they wanted you on the de-
fense?"
mo, sir"
Did you not tell her you had been
offered $100 by the state?'
NO. sir; l did not
I'm the converse ton with Mr.. Olson,
did ne not ask you who had been talk
ing with you, and you said, I won't
tell you, because L know you are a
deteetive?'
Il did not say So
By Mr.. Irwin-"Did you not tell Mrs.
Barland that Odell said you would get
500 for copying that statement"
Something like that was said in
laughing manner; l said to my friend,
Would it not be a good joke if I
sold that statement for 500?
L.