New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

lie did NOT omen the door very wide lie was edncat
ing the boy fIe sent him to school ~ M' y, yonId
tine was rather annoyed at him. and sag "a ~ ~'"''
put stop to his wasting R5 2y,,iam tns Race R Xyes
lie was employed first in the bicycle room c,nl nnl
then i'm the howiing-allcy. I don't know VINO ,n o,m
ployed him, He was discharge "a E,'', ADAMS did
not SEQ the letter Felix Gallagher told me H. ne ~ "
It. liiles. the clerk. opened ime n n was private
he put 1t back in Adams's bog. A.. van said ~
Q-I understood the other day mat you ', rh,u = >
Cornish did not leave the club that you WOMB ,
Al don't think used those WORDS "''''' ''D
o~You had a strong and bitter feeling against
0-you swore that he was dsrespectful and
ovcrstepped the bounds Of an emp-oye! Al
thought SO then and ! think SO now; ,,ur, Al
O-Then you have kept UP that feeling o.
think that way when think of it az an ne ',h CUc
ditions Of the NewYork Athletic Clun are am mp' a
pleasanter than at the Knickerbocker- am n -
governor instead of committeeman Inc mt"
dio % HCornish is dropped out Of your life? A.
Yes ! don't think I met him again or, tnousn, t,
Of him. except when ! met Barnet ana b"'He'
S0~Barnet had feeling that Cornish was run
ming things Mt the club? Ayes ne toid me So
MoLINEUX AND BARNET.
Mr.. Osborne questioned Mr.. Moneux as to his
friendship with Barnet almost in the same
words that he used on Friday, when Molineux
first took the stand. and Mr. Molineuxs an
swers were the same as he gave then
o. want IN knew whether Barnet knew your
wife? Ale did. He knew her before she was
my wife. ~ ,.o,, moan
when did / present him to her? It,. 7,
Q~Ycs' Al do not remember the da{e; tbn erst II
concert given by the Banda Rosa
Answering questions Mr. Mollneux told OF his
first meeting with his wife. who was MISS
Blanche Cheseborough. the latter part OF Au-
gust 1897.
o-D,d Won nav much attention 70 the ladies after
their arrival IN New-York from Portland! Al
called upon them and took them 70 dinner. .
Do You know where Miss Cheseborough went went
to live? A.-She went to the Barrett Rouse .L MI
Mrs Stearns. She remained day ana tnSn SJ WON JIoT
apartments opposite the Casino. At No I5S Weso =,
Thirty y-nnth-st. IN October Mrs Steatns w , ~
Boston and Miss Cheseborough went tor 1 McrN =,
The Marie Anoinette Thon she took room she
Mrs Bells NO 81 West nnd hen
stayed thero until after the new year @ % .ilo I'll r'
went TO live with Mrs. Bellinger No 2'' west hnu-
"t0-Affer YOU introduced Miss Cheseborough TO
Barnet did he pay her attention? AZhe chie4 d
nan nan. ne' o'"F' "''F''''' '1 n.rson. e.,
Mrs Bc,neCr's house? Al was never introduced
TO any We were the only persons " no i D2arHeGG ,G
rooms and breakfast Mrs. Belnger cid not 'aKe
oV5rofg 9"Bi YOU ever hear any complaints o. the
character OF the house? Al would not nave s'ayeu
o-But f5G did you? Al DID not ., En-,
Q-There was nothing improper her,2 re- Sr.bs AIsn M
phatcay no My wifes sister ana ner I0r iIy
ing with her sisters there. go - ,o
O-Have you been familiar win any ONO e'9'
IN thaf house? A-NO. sir. .,.-
III omDd You know that any picture was was taken AK
'o'0fild vou ever see any such picture? Al
never did. - .,h o,ct,,rs
ODD she or he ever speak OF any sucn picture
oyUAre You an amateur photographer A-No
Q.-Is your wife7 Al think camera was on
the yacht. H., ,h,,k not
O-Dd your wife ever have any commuhlch'""
with Cornish? Al do not think So
At this point Mr.. osborne apoogized 10 ule
witness. by saying: MIR. Molineux. ask you
these questions because feel that am com
peued to do So ! ask them with consideraole
regret Now. Mr. Moneux, ask you DO you
know whether your wife was ever In love WIN
Barnet?