St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-19
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and see Miss Cling, it is a fact is it
not, that on the Sunday previous, the
day previous, Harry wanted you TO
see Miss Cling for hin?'
Yes, sir.
You did not see her on Sunday"
II did not"
Monday morning Harry came in
your room and asked you if you had
seen herr"
Yes, sir
You told him no, but you would to-
day."
Yes"
You did not 50 until about Ii
o'clock?n
1T was later than that; it was near
er q.
And then took dinner after that?'
Il took lunch, yes, sir"
Then from the Ozark, or from your
lunch. you went to Miss Ging's shop?"
Yes. sir"
you saw her, and then went to the
Oneida block?"
No. I did not see her the first time. B"
Where did you go from there the
first time?"
Il went down to the Oneida block,
but l did not see Miss Cling the first
time I called.
you did not see Harry the first time
that you went to the Oneida block?f
Yes, sir.
Did you tell him that you had not
seen her?'
YES"
What time was that?'
Between half-past l and when
saw Harry the first time, yes, sir.
Then you had not seen Miss Cling p
IT had not seen Miss Cling, and that is
what l told Hayward in the Oneida
block.
Where was Harry when you did
come and see Miss Ging?''
Harry was waiting at Fishers cigar
store at Fourth and Hennepin.
You were in the office in the Oneida
block, then, twice; that is, you waited
little bit for Harry?"
Yes. sir; there might have been a
very few minutes between-I had not
left the upper hall
You had not left the hail. but had
left the Officer
81 had left the Office passed out of the
Office and went back again in two OF
three minutes.
AS a matter of fact, when Adry says
you called once about the noon hour
and came back. he was not far out OF
the way?'
He was out of the way according
to the noon hour-because it vas
well. you are not accurate in time,
you don't claim to be?''
No. sir. I cannot say positively
What did you go to Fishers for?''
II left Harry at Fourth and Nicollet
and we went over to Fishers, and
passed over to. Miss Ging's, and we
were to meet in at Fishers when
came back
Was there any particular reason IoI
meeting you at Fisher's?''
No particular reason; no, sir
How long an interview did you have
with Miss Ging?"
Fifteen minutes. perhaps.
What time do you fix as the time
you visited Miss Ging?''
well. it was shortly after o'clock,
7 should think
Did you see anybody else in there?''
Not the last time. The first time
was up Miss Ireland came to the door
and said that Miss Cling was out
After the second visit, then, you
went back to Fisher's?'
Yes. sir"
what did you do at Fisher 81"
DO you want me to repeat the con-
versatiOn l had with Harry at Fish
er's?''
Mr.. Nye-WeII, suppose the counsel
will object to that.
Mr.. Erwfn-No. don't object.
Mr. Nye-Where was the converse
ton. in the cigar store?
No. sir; it was. [ think. just out
side. think that he saw me and came
out"
1T was not in the presence of hear
ing of anybody else, was it?''
ct don't know; l would not say posi-
lively in regard to that
DO you know. as a matter of fact, ii
was something that he did not want
the public to know"
81 don't think that he did
you don't think he did want it?''
mo. sir: there may have been some
body passing at that time"
What did you say to him.
II told Harry 1 thought everything
was all right with Miss Cling. as far as
she was concerned. thought she was
sincere in her part of it.
What part of it?''
well. I would have to repeat the
conversation that [ had with Mr.. Hay
ward, probably. Mr.. Nye, so that YOU
could understand it.
Mr. Nve Ito Mr.. Erwin)-Are you go
ing to put this witness on again?
Mr. Erwin-You can examine hin