New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

replied 'Unquestionaby." d, ,,o oou.
And in THIS way do not the rst ceTacates
pan" "The sV do not"
"I have already said the trust has no relation TO
the STANDARD OH Company OF Ohio -, 80, ora
several other questions asked were ruled OUT anu
then Mr. Monet said ne had no further questions;
Mr. Elliott asked the witness as TO me ne uompany
hnS DESTROYED sixteen cases Of their books Just
after order was made to produce rcb 1nS rs not
true II is false and malicious. and was mace pui Jul,
posely and knowingly. IL was maue W "'''0
public sentiment
PERSONALITIES INDUCED IN
Mr.. Fiagg interpolated something. and Mr. Arch
bold shouted, You keep still or III eNP''e '''
right here!'' u.,
| expose anything
You low-ved'-- 80
can any one be low-lived." cried Mr.. Flagg' IN
| comparson with a Standard OIL magnate! ne
cont man would be ashamed to walk up the street
You are coward and a liar" interrupted Mr.
Yon liar Mr. , maSe sa1 reply Hcp 2o%
II you can expose any one do !, now retor.ed Mr..
YOU dirty, sinking mar re'o'''u "'
some Some one blackmailIns you. suppose. You are
While Mr.. Archbold and Mr.. Flagg were cross
ing swords Mr. Elliott was appeang 10 Uns in
yoking both TO be- quiet Mr. Flagg The frst
10 recover his composure He III clgarVsr'e f1en
pett ,ntoriecied: This will all appear in the news.
papers and Mr.. Archbold retorted. "Iheres 'n"'
Wben order was restored M Monet took up
the testimony of Mr.. Archbold that his statement
wa" @@Dd not your employe Mr.. Mcnerney testify
that he burned sixteen cases OF doom; gnu
the drayman corrooora'e HIS "''
Ibid ID he not burn sixteen cases Of books
~. nu ,estiDonV Thai he gave referred TO the ac,
cumuiation of old matter and to nothing material
- lis it not true that Mcnerney was discharged
Il don't know l know he did not deserve 10
work a moment longer for the company ~. pr,,a-
At this point despite the pTohtfs' trade against
me- A. General This man he said. gives
out false and malicious Statements 10 80 feldws Of
low station and semi-Anarchists TO furnish the
'e srh"se' low fellows were your own employees
Mr., Arcn6oid only replied; II know one was al"
Mr Monet gave the mems names one A BY Sne
as he finished the list said You know all about
| them 1t was you who hired them
MR.. MONETT AROUSED.
-T5at aroused the Attorney General. who had 80
far kept his temper well. .
"Do Won mean to say that hired single man
10 give ooored testimony? 49,,
He repeated the question two or three times out
Mr.. Archbold did not reply VINE" "0 Wv 'f
II was TO say:
your whole conduct has shown evidence OF
ralignity You brought in testimony that waS
Untrue and kept out the testimony you Kne" cou'u
prove ii untrue 49,, ,,,,,,,seiorer
'"Mr. Archbold" interrupted the Commissioner
you really must , ,.. .h,, 7
/ can't stand it, This man has misrepresented the
state of Ohio long enough, and 1t is lime ne was
rebuked." ,oo orgunent in
favor of striking out all the last part OF Mr, HpTr
boids evidence Mr.. Kline replied and the Oour,
decided to strike out all but the first question ana
/ answer-Mr Archbold's contradiction OF INC pup.
| Tshed statement of Mr.. Monet. Then MT. Monet,
got on the record answer from Mt siReen
cases of books and Of Mclnierney's testimony WIS
by hearsay. , a,io,,iry that
no AZ represented the State of Ohio. and MI Arch-
bold INTERCEPTED The three tailoIs az p WIFI
nvnrv one including Mr. Flagg and Mr.. 6enheIt ).
isnebed When Mr. Monet had finished taking
Mr. Brnsmead agreed with Mr.. Kline that mat 'n me
6aNLs work had been sufficiently arduous, ana an
u d{iornncnt was taken until tomorrow at 10 a. m