Evening journal., 1898-12-07
.What year?" 1883. q"


commence?' In March, 1896"
1.-THE second time was with Mr..
Hall?" Yes. SIR
Boggs them explained the other
transactions with Cuthbert & Co.
'sWhat were your losses from the
banks funds in speculation with
Cuthbert & Co. when YOU alone were
concerned?" About SS,OOO."
what were your losses in horse rae
ing?" Upwards of $4,000"
''Did you take the money out Of the
bank in actual cash?' YES"
did you take the $1,000 bin THAI
you gave Cooper out Of the funds Of the
bank money!" Il DID. It was the only
one 1 ever saw"
"What were your approximate win
nings or losing at cards out of the
bani' funds?" "'Fr0m ten to fifteen
thousand dollars. ! also lost about 81
600 at faro bank"
"Whht ara you lcse in real estate
transactions outside Of the Shaw mat
ter?" About $4,000"
"Of the banks money!" YES sir"
'TWhat either money did you lose OF
the banks funds TO make up the SlO7,-
O0O?" Il cannot remember
would you allow me to refer to a
memorandum book?"
'DIade up at the time Of the trans
actions?" mo, sir; afterwards"
81 WOULD prefer to trust to your
memory, ais the book might not be
correct. "'I have no objection to stating
ais far ais 1 possibly can my losses. ]
lost some $1,000 or over in payt'hg cam
palgn expenses in 1894, which was
never returned."
"What else?" u let John F. Sauls-
barry have eleven or twelve hundred
dollars, which was never returned" !"
'What erse?" Il let 1. G. Rosentha'
have $1,000 out Of the banks money
which l placed to his credit that he
might not expose my poker playing L
the bank officials"
.'What else?" About 1900 in epecu-
latfon with Amos Cole"
"What egse?' Between fifteen OF
sixteen hundred dollars in a discretion
ary pooa on wail street, New York
with J. E. Collins and Frank rhOmp
son."
"Agf Of this was the banks money?
Eyes, sir"
'TWhat about is the aggregate bal
anee not accounted for?' IF you vii
allow me to refer to my note book
can tell YOU" mo, sir."
p judge Bradford here interposed an
+ prt an end to this line Of cross-exami
- nation
A Witness stated that Senator Kenne
II had no interest in horse racing or car
q playing. The card playing took plae
h at night in different places, and avei
aged about one night a week. The
played all night and Sundays. Dun
/ ing 1896 they played for large stake
q about every other Sunday.
4 "What was the largest sum you eve
lost at one timer" 5000"
Did you pay it then and there?
Il mo. sir, but afterwards. My cred
was always good with all the player
h and all they had to do wRs to send
note to the bank and they would g
d it,"
.e Did Mr.. Kenney lose anything
k faro?" mo, sir"
z "You consulted Mr.. Kenney as yol
" lawyer frequently, did you nOt?' eye
Dr. sir"
Ia "Ie was at that time the most prom
G, nent lawyer in Dover, WAS he not
'IIe was"
10 "Was he not connected closely WI
the Legislature in legal matters at tn
is timer" Undoubtedly"
s5 "Dfd Senator Kenney have any
5v nancial interest in the real esta
transactions with Cotter?" "He shou
I'd not have had, 60 far as any mon
Nv going in his pocket"
"Dld he receive amy Of this money
H. mo, sir"
WAS he connected in any way wi
mt the money loaned to Mr. Salisbury
he mo, SIR"
NJ "Any connection with the Cole mi
of ten fnancialy?" mo, sir"
eft ''Hhd AIr. Kenney any interest in
ed political money you spent?" NO 81
hts Questioned relative to the time
visited Senator Kennsy's house BOs
lev said that he went to consult him re
-ed tive to- the position he WAS in, whet
he should throw up the sponge
es- not"
did you not go there especis
emf to consult him regarding the fact Z
ne the bank directors had heard of y
or card playing?" asked Mr.. Bird.
I did"
Did you MOT state these facts at
1ev previous trial?" Il did If the direct
,a.a .t4 l,rat4l pf my card Dlayi n