Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-05

gether, and there was a general laugh.
Mr.. McGowan talked with the children
and on his return said he was willing to
admit that the children would testify
that Miss Smith had used the words C
d. in the Kitchen.
Recess.
In the afternoon Superintendent Bee
be was the first witness.
Remembered when Heritage tainted
He was cutting ice at the time. lad
plenty of coffee and doughnuts and the
boys had enough to eat. May have work.
ed the boys eighteen hours at a time.
Heritage had gone with the volunteers
and had his grand fathers consent. l)ld
not tit him out with clothes as he did not
know that he was going until the last
moment. 1t is customary to fit boys out
with proper clothing before leaving the
Home. Heritage knew this and could
have got his outfit. He said a few days
before he went that he had sufficient
clothing
| heard that Mr.. Robert GrirnmOn had
Supplied him with extras.
Valentine Stanton has been a favOrite
with me because he could be depended
upon and was willing to work. | g.!
not call Day a liar. hut | told him
thought that he was preiudicing the boys
against me. He denied it. Have heard
him on several occasions say Cheese it"
when | approached. He did not say
anything against Miss Stock until lost
March.
Complaint was made to me that Day
whipped a boy with a rubber hose, and
cut his leg with the coupling attached.
| never beat Moran until he was
black and blue.
| nave thrashed hin on several Occa-
Sions severely and have made him stand
in cold water. Mr.. Day has often done
the same thing. HOtalling was never
, whipped.
Witness was willing to have all the
boys stripped and submitted to an eN-
, animation if the Board wished it. He
I, offered t. produce any of the orphans
: As witnesses. Never prompted the child
rem in their answers To- qUe-t"Ils. Wrote
ont Il list of questions for the children
hut did not prompt nswerS Thu ques-
tons were put in evidence.
- Mrt'owum claimed that the questions
suggested the evidence.
! Day had told him that Miss Smith was
{. rod bot for an investigation, and that Joe
j. Mccarthy wanted it and not him.
DENIEp THE KISSING.
Mr.. Day then took the stand and
denied that he had attempted to kiss
Miss Thomas. Sail her testimony was
false. Denied calling Mr.. Beehe a son OF
Il Il. Witness said that Reed had told
e him Of things that had gone on at til,
" home. Had caught Valentine Stanton
stealing apples AMI Threatened to repor
" him. Had never melted the boys L
II steal apples and never told them smuttH
stories. Never called Mrs. Beebe an ole
II COW. Never said he was in Miss Snith'>
- room except to go ana put up a curtain
= Never had whispered conversation will
Miss B.. Smith in the kitchen or shut thu
" door when in their with her. The Moran
" boys body was covered with stripe,
Il after the tiogging, and he was put in colo
= water with ice in it. There was no rs
cults or doughnuts in sight when Her.
itage tainted. but it was there the mex
morning. Heritage asked Mr.. BeebC
= for overalls, but Beebe never got then
V and Heritage bought them out Of hi,
own money.
Miss Thomas a few weeks ago wa,
very friendly with witness and invited
him to her wedding in Virginia City
" Never told Beebe that Joe McCarth,
wanted an investigation, but urged hin
not to resign.
III Frank I nroz tnStjHnI that no u-o,l-o n,
~ with Casagranda when he helped dig
H. well. Contradicted Ca~sagranda's testi
Il mony that Day called Mr.. Beebe a son O
Is a b. My brother told me yesterda,
after he was on the stand that he wa
Is afraid 70 testify.
y Mrs. George Mclaughlin then tool
IL the stand to refute intimations mad
" against Miss Smith.
al Mr.. Cutting said he desired to max
>" Il statement, and that was that there ha
IL been no endeavor on the part of anyOu
III to cast aspcrSions upon the virtue an
l chastity of Miss Smith. Her name wa
l" above reproach and there was not
y shadow npOn it.
Miss Thomas had testified that she say
{" Day come ont of Miss Smiths room bu
I'll she did not see any harm in it.
IL Mr.. McCiowan replied "If her charactn
had not been dispersed I would not hay
re been here in the case" 1t was made
re- matter of record that Miss Smiths chal
~ arter for virtue had not been aSper>e
and was above reprOach. II came here t
~ lift a cloud of wom1u's character an
not to larken it, sud Cutting.
I've Nil auublin war mot rnrI;roI Z
|" testify.
I" Il only CHARGE said Mr.. Cutting "tht
y she swore in the kitchen and we are a
III liable to lose our temper. Still | am nc
ne q cook at the home and would not sWea