New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14

Jumped to his feet. and. TO the surprise Of every
! one. suddenly asked do you know Mrs. Mo-
| reux?" Not rs Mrs. MolIneux," the witness
replied
Q-under what name did you know her? A
! Under the name OF Miss Chesebrough.
YES S-iOu mt ner under her maiden n0in'' A.
o-In whose rooms did you meet her.. Al met
! her In Mr.. Molineuxs room and also at the gym
naslum OF the club.
Odd you meet her in anybody else's room7
Gin whose room? AIN Mr.. Barnets room.
Q.Well why didn't you say so when first asked
by Mr. Weeks: o-wh09 were present on that h,-
Barnet's room? AIR Barnet, Mr. Bushnell and
! Mr.. Carr
h afy upon yGSS e 6e sr Of
mont r. the gymnasium Of the club AM Ny
nel room you had woman with you? Al had had
| tainment and had left Il? Ayes
Of with ~ I'D AdY s;
| the entertainment for the same reason? A.-They
! didn't you A.-That was my intention.
| Q-The women left the room leaving you and
leaving lIr Barnet and Miss ChesebrOugh in the
a. This woman was relative of yours? A.
Q-rhat vas the only occasion you saw her with
! that with Mr. Molineux and his father and mother
THE BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE.
LEFT NJ? Barnet And MISS cSeseoTo$;6sh alone !" Mr.
Q-When you left were they alone in his room?
! Q-Wss there a bottle OF champagne there? A.
| There part Of one.
Odd you go TO Mr.. Barnets funeral7 A.
Odd you see Miss Chesebrough there2 A
| o~Was she there? Al don't know.
BY Mr. Weeks: QnWho drank that champagne
IBID the woman With you drink some? A
| Q.-There was no doubt about her being in that
Cine doors were open7 Ayes
! ON other occasions of that sort you were with
| the women in the rooms OF other members? A.
| Q--It was a custom on such occasions TO open
the rooms of members to women At was 10,
| Q.-Were you then? A-No. l had been at one
time, though.
| On the reconvenng Of the court after recess
! Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre. who was
present rose and informed the Recorder that he
was in attendance for the purpose of submitting
himself to cross examination Mr.. Weeks replied
| that he was not ready TO go on with the cross
examination. but Mr. Mcintyre addressing the
Court, said he was public officer and would
! after that day be engaged on case that would
/ last until January. After protracted discussion
! between the Court and counsel. Mr.. Weeks sud
denly withdrew his application to have the cross
| examination postponed, and said he was Wiling
| to proceed, Whereupon Mr. Mcintyre took the
stand. The following is full report OF the
cross examination of Mr.. Mcintyre:
MR. MINTYRE's EXAMINATION.
Q-when did YOU first meet Mrs adams? In 1,i,
rope cary came P back in February It was within
few days after my return that met her r. NV office
| Q.-Who introduced you to her? A.-Her daugh-
GLOW long had you known her? A.-Two days
Q.-Where did you meet her? AT my office,
| O.-WlO introduced to Mrs. ROSerSF R--one
was sent to me by a gentleman. member or the
| Q.-Was it Mr.. Cornish? Alt was not.
! Q.-At that time did you know Mr.. Cornish? A
o.-Through the same gentleman who introduced
that that FIRST first met Mr. Cornish at the knckerbocker
| time YOU met Mrs Adams A.-To the best OF my
| recollection met Mr.. Cornish In the early part OF
Q-Were you ever counsel for Mrs Adams7 A
o.-Were you ever counsel for Mrs. Rogers? A.
Q.-so, you know Edwin F. Hovey? Al DO
in 1897 after had met Mrs. Rogers and became
o:-Whsn vas thatT Al should say in the
Q-Do you know Mr.. Rogers? Ayes.
| Q--Who introduced you to him?' Al think he
called upon me in reference to letter sent to
no-As q result Of your interviews with MI, Mr.
Between od him yS snd MPs RS S Yes
Q..Haye You copy Of them? objection over
were heS sSs SpP'
ruled2 A,-That cannot say.
they exscuted Af my e
plainly they were executed sb four FIVE , months ia
,Q-Where was Mrs. Rogers living at that time?
| Al don't know; 1 think 1T was at No. 81 West
sSS ME- Adams At one gs live at Parhav'
Q-was it before after she left there that the
articles Of separation were executed? Al think
|
before Mrs. Adams lived at the Adelaide? A.
| there! Ayes; twice on professional business.
| VISITS TO MRS ROGERS.
,o.-only twice? A.--welI. it would not exceed
| three times. on one occasion l went to get some
to those eers and on the hTd O
casion | went there at the desire of Mrs. Adams.
oHoW many f mes d S' You me call on her at No sl
West Eghty-sixth-st? A.-Never
ya nsfsr c Ms Al s t! gs Aassd a yu say
Never save on the night OF the death.
Q1On December % did you Cornish in the
| ,Q77At what time did you him on that day?
| between and o'clock.
, Well he called on me in the District Attorneys
Q93You were not his attorney at that time. were
over 40 5e your ss With him did
came came for me while l was out, saying that Mrs
The Cornners ofca d and ASKING me to go to
| house. | later learned that Mrs. Adams had dleJ
| suddenly then went back 10 my office and ar
| terward Cornish called in.
! Ayes " OV''''"'
GLOW long was It? Alt lasted about an bour
.Q-Ihat conversation took place between 3 and
O'clock dld II not? Any recollection is that 1t
Q-But you told the Coroner that the time was
correct ' 10
$50 that Cornish was with you until some
where in the neighborhood OF 4:30 O'Clock? A
Wen, say, about o'clock
Q.-And then he left you? Ayes
Q.-Was any else present at the time he was
with you? Al am not positive about that, but If
any one was present they had no connection with