The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-19
TESTIMONY OF THURSDAY.
What Was Elected by the AttOr-
neys Yesterday.


neys Yesterday.
The resumption of business was
marked by the temperance Of the
witness, A. B. Ewing, for cross-ex-
animation.
! Asking about the Anderson injury,
| the Nethaway presented g. hospital
| ticket" which showed that julius An
derson was in the hospital from June
II to Aug. 7, 1885, The Rose case was
then taken up.
Had you ever seen Lemon kick Rose
prior to that time, or kick him out of the
shop?" asked Mr.. Nethaway. Saw him take
him out of the shop one day to the twine
room. 1 was guard there 1t was the lat
ter part Of May or first Of June
You We're guard in the twine shop. Did
he kick him at that timer" mo, SIR
He came in and took him out?'' 'Yes,
sir
You don't know but that he came in and
took him somewhere else?" 81 had reported
him.
For what?" For talking and quarreling
"Did you report the other convict, too?"
'I think 1 did,
Report the other convict, too?'' Eyes,
did they have a quarrel and fght?"
80, Did ID! he he kick him or abuse him at that
Ibid you ever see him kick him or abuse
him at that time, other than the one timer"
''No, sir. 1 heard Lemon say something to
him and then he kicked him.
Now you were doing shop duty at that
timer" Eyes, sir; part Of the time"
Pay roll shows here ere tn, that you were a
May-latter part of May. I was on the wall
till about the 20th or 22d, somewhere along
there.
Then you went in the shop?" "Then
The pay roll i, don't eI show that you were
But it shows. you were a supernumerary
"You signed your pay roll here as a super
numerary for thirty-one days, fifty dollars?"
''Yes, SIR
Whereas, If you did shop duty, you were
entitled to sixty dollars month";" "Yes,
SIR
"In other words, you think Wolfer had you
do sixty dollars worth of work for fifty dol
against you and cut you down?'' 'I don't
know whether it was cut down. He gave
me whatever he saw fit
"And it was perfectly satisfactory to you?"
'No, sir, it was not"
'You were not satisfied with that?" ''Not
when I inside
did you ever complain to the warden
about it?" mo, sir, didn't
but. you signed your pay roll for wall
duty right along?' Yes sir.
Mr.. Flandrau-For instance, take Lemon,
the deputy warden did the state furnish him
with house and board, or do you know? Il
don't know
pearance and manner when he kicked the
old man Rose in the old foundry? 1T was
in the old paint shop. He came back very
angry" !ey oo - +,o soo. and
saw the old man at work." Eyes, SIR
He waited at the door moment and
then walked over to Rose and said some
thing to him and kicked him?' "Yes, sir. -
You say he was angry then?" Yes, sir.
"In regard to the pay roll, you hired there
and went to work as guard on the wall?''
eyes. SIR
What was your agreement as to wages?"
"I was to have sixty dollars a month when
l went in the inside
"You say you served both inside, guard of
men at work, in the yard and on the wall?"
Eyes, SIR
you received no pay except for guard on
"You say that stilkey was absent ten days
one month"; Yes. sir"
TOOK FLOUR TO LEMONS HOUSE.
Witness testified that he superintended the
hauling of flour from the Omaha depot to
the homes of warden Wolfer and Deputy
Warden Lemon.
'In regard to this -four, how were those
''Was there tag the bag?" "Yes, SIR
what was the other merchandise you
brought to the prison?" II don't know; it
was cased up"
Mr. Nethaway-If that -four did not come
from the Omaha freight house, what other
freight house do you think it came from?
Il think II was from the Omana depot.
"And. If it wasn't there, it wasn't any
other depot?'' "If it wasn't there, it was one
of the other depots We get freight from
all the depots."
ut was from one of three anyway" Eyes,
1T was in June, 1852" 81 think It was in
June If Stilkey was away the latter part
Of May, it may have been in May; I was on
the wall about the Goth of May
''You were working in the binding twine
factory the latter part of May?" "a day or
two. They would change me sometimes two
or three times a day
''You weren't doing any guard duty in May,
were you?" Part of the time
"Were you rolling freight?" Eyes, sir.
That is. when Stilkey was away on vaca-
tion."
Mr.. Penney-Who was the teamster who car
ried the flour? He was colored convict.
l don't know what his name is. Don't think
he is there now. His time was out that sum-
mer."
FORESTER IS RECALLED.
w. c. Forester was recalled at this point
by Mr.. Penney.
"You heard the testimony of Ewing yester-
day in regard to this soup and men being put
into the solitary because they refused to eat
the soup and meat, what do you know of that