The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-24
MRS. KINSEY'S STORY
She Undergoes Cross-EramiTa-
ton Without Fsltering.
DAMAGING TO MRS. DAWSON.
Tie Hnsb TETS How he Efcs1vee
5000 to Keep Out u the way o1r
was Fou1i bv Detectives.


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mature judgment AMI experiences that she
could. on looking back. realize shat Mis-
Bawson's conduct really was.
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little advantage by the cross.sxausnafiou:
and as the witness made her apt and per-
fineai replies 10 the questions propoundef
her. the counsel for DR.. Dawson. from
time 10 tlfAfs ekeHAflSt2 fo0hn Oh EVnsEotA-
iation.
Mrs. Dawson. NJ different times during
the cross-exarl.pafion. prompted her
counsel with questions. sud followed the
testimony with marked lnterssf. DIR. paw-
son. on the contrary. sat throughout the
proceedings quietly by The side Of Mf.
Preston. and from his deueasor was APP
pafentiy an unconcernea spectator Of the
matter. with no interest In the outcome
of the case.
The Cros~-fxamiaation.
Air. Ronald commenced the eFoss-exarn-
nation IN very aggressive manner. COM
mencing with a reference 10 the first affi-
davit made by Mrs. Klnsey whloh a4a not
contain any 81 the sensational charges
contained in the latter AFFIDAVIT ard also
IA her testimony given Or the stand Mon
Gay. TIE witness explained thss ~ say
Ing that At the tire she made the flrss
afflaasit she Was very anxious not 20 Re
mixed up ln the case DT. Dswaon ana
hts attorneys waTs net satisfied A5sh her
FIRST aritayit ans haally persuaded her 10
rseks the more extended one in that sAe
fosa All sas reznembsrsd hui remembered
ard had testified 70 more since Ter ussFn-
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her Her afnaavfs was made fl re pres.
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testify wss thss the newspapers had
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save her goaa naue.
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