The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-29

nrnhoLIy h. / a. ~, nV e.uuIs yose. Wnuo ny
knew there WAS sucb thing he dia NJ, e rai
memb ever having seen any and he had had
no experience with It: he would cali il a rare
or three cases of cyanide of mere1py poisoninS
Hs knew nothing Of the medical nae w ~ IL.
drug or OF he symptoms produced nv Wa VI '"e
stefan. was called His description OF CospIshs
phiiips's and he said that Cornish suffered
from cyanide OF mi rcury polson Ue eiso said
that he knew Of but three recorded cases ~
cyanide Of mercury poison before the Barnet,
the symptoms OF the cases that are recorded
and asEe q question about each symptom. ask.
in orr S5R ne TO Witch O n. S,o
NO. air"
Then he asked, Would the conditions that
you saw In Cornish come from lnck ~ food and
overuse OF alcoho,Y" Dr. CONN admitted that
they would. but they would not have been seen
q. liza man had had no food on hls stomach
the night before and none that day. and had
toms not he prcsentY A. Tbers would la n
certain amount OF the mucus that we saw but
no, as much as We saw. ,..-. o
{Gu59'ss Mo watched a. m very closely
during the trial '""" "' "'' wv" ~ my '''"'
JOHN D. ADAMS Tells Ills sol, OF noLINnux-ooRsIsH
euAnhELs.
NJ osSorne sprsnr sufprse on sVergbody
by calling John y. Adams. the private secretary
q Herbert Balsntlne. and sscre,ary, OF the
%hiSs Witnesses we're Pslns called: and ssid
Adams.
%G Sad sh s0Gs s sant
calling Of a witness on the ground that his
testimony Is not given in the proner place until
John u. Adams la man OF middle eae. He
has been newspaper reporter and editor and
az SICKNESS y.sr Sso Tie dsy
Mrs Adams's death. lie was asked: DO you
and Harry 4. Cornlsh'" lie replied;
II know that there were some unpleasant re-
stions. The iirst that l recall was regarling
club. At that time Molineux complained that
Cornish wac obstrmcting him and refusing I?
10 have his own way in the manaeement OF tho
circus. The next trouble; as ] recall u, Was
purchase one from one firm and Cornish from
another. aud IA Cornshs rm sold the Jar tho
chsPs. 1; was pqireihGSed from ad o.,
borne. now tell us Of any Others"
hcrs w ssd MI, talk the
Sn,pss. yha, recall same aSog, Lite, & ~, that
This i.tter was sent 10 Weiers, who was a
contestant in Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Snrtow !, Weeks. then the Captain 81 the Now
YORK Athletic Club and now MoyineuSs eogn-
Weeks md stated that he. Cornish. would
never icy up on on MN nnnr VWHS sn oesn pdnn.
manS IN, !, rs sar rppnA"csd nv Wr Weets and
.S ., ia ~ ,pd WAS aImi,tad I'm . ii.n"e
feSr 20 nm sS,d that this ist,er was brn;;vht
10 me Sten,WlSG, 0s sne DM oipa"x hn sai q
,hpnght mai II wouid be proper for the govern.
ln'uEuN Nhh' ~ Wpuih W f'pt'i w
their S s1 ,bu tbs pnaT ~ Hr
ernorS give dinner 20 AZ; ar Msr , az a tne
cuu,, no Ia az, ~ 20 NJ Waaes n, iba Ininp
war; s gay" u''p NJ Notina,, ,hSnaht thnt tha
League CUB NJ. nomaeuf ., ,no oi ,h ~ M
~ y ,or ths hr.aeS OF e,iaustte on The part
TS acuR smpioyes. The board did this ina in
wGr anu me- IN t ~. set sfartory but il was not
sGs a Ss;S to Moneu.. and aiterward M%i
n, irniS 10 him he did not think TINT man
n H. cornish Sa h should be in the employ Of the
club =, v,., ,c,,on IN, club took on Mr.
Mo me vo Co rom sn cornish eer,an PVT
ssss that he had and tSreaas MIN nsins sme
T ,napa M,linsnx aid 10 him that either Cor.
nisS had 70 90 or he. MolineuI, would 20.
That 81, ' ins,sne sag MI ADAMS al 'heF0
c,uT, IVY. hh;hpstIc commirtee
| % What dnte yus thts2 A. think IL was In
octo9sr. W: 49,. A., nj, n,.,,, mad. y,
| uSi,n.nSyH ,,"n'n., Snrnish5 A / t6ink IL wa.
IN AMI 1s,f
| III HP'''' .....
| RsioSArlos OF AoLiSAoh'
| Q. Did Moineux finally resign a. ne dld
Q. Now, Mr. Atnms. state all you know re-
! gardng NolineuSs rerinnhlon a. Know
| TO resign. "
| u How long after he said this TO you did he
ssnd in his resignation A. About six weeks,
q. Did you tell him you were going 10 dis
miss Cornish2 A. No.
Mr. Adams atnted that Molineuxs resigna'
tlon came Immediately after meeting OF the
Athletic Committee At that meeting he sait
nothing to indicate that hs was going To resign
but that after the meeting was over one OF th'
clerks handed Mr.. Adams letter coptalninG
the resignation. with the remark that air
Molireux had said that he did not wish 10 dis
turb the meeting and asked that the letter bt
handed to the Secretary after II was over;
q. Was there some charge made that Corn
| ish said something adverse to Molineuxf
There was such a charge. "
| y. Was Molineux present when TINS charge
was Investigated? A. No: he was not. TIT
charge. a. I remem her IT, was chiefly aSains
Barnet, and not Molineux.
y, Was there any charge against MolineuI