The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15


WEEKS pIsruRBs TIE ptrsEss's CALM AT
ONCE.
DO understand you TO say. Mr.; Kinsley.
that the le,tered exhibits D. and are In
said that" said Mr.. Kinsley.
hnd als2 90 pn md and s that 10 ynIs a
Yes. sir; that is my opinion" said Mr..
"fthink you have also testified that exhibit
A. the address on ne ptfSon package. was
written in lad disGui !, hqn id the e.ner,
Now have you given all 81 the reasons that
you have for VI the ws con illusions you have
II think" sa d Mr.. Kin iley, that / have
given all except those tha', hsye explained
oe Wal una" have s"y YOU u got aiy other reasons
asked Mr. Weeks. "on which you have based
the conclusions that you have given to the
''"'YYes." said Mr.. Kinsley. com batvely. and
somewhat eIc!tedly, II have gVt other reasons
- "Now Just minute. Mr.. Kinsley." said Mr..
Weeks. ''Just minute. moment ago when
OF your reasons. except those that you had
previously given u. g. reply to Mr. osbornos
MIR. Kinsiey was excited in a minute. Mr..
Osborne was on his feet obiccting. Mr.; Weeks
smiling End as so s wsTe the line
cited manner: Il have got other reasons. aud
want to give them to you" and jumped up
from his chair and stusted for the exhibition
Now. wait a minrre,,' said Mr.. Weeks. wait
The Recorder here wanted to know what 1t
I'll and .Ss Wssss f when that b hS
reasons n he had stated the Truth, '" al Ills
no yoH didn't" snoIicii Nj. ostsornG;; You.
Mr. Weeks grinned and 80 did everybody
o'SBe fair. Mr.. Weeks; be fair" snorted Mr..
AZ won't answer that question" said Mr.
''Bc fair Mr. Weeks be fair" cried Mr..
oh we'll said Mr.. Weeks. TO avoid any
No, you won't" said Mr.. Kinsley. Il want
Mr., Kinsley." said Mr.. Weeks. L asked
You wait" said Mr.. Kinsley. It'll I answer
that last question. lam going to answer that
mir. Kinsley.". said the Recorder ''as I
understand it tho question has been with
draw. drawn {9u WI! proceed with tho examina-
=, but wantto answer that question" said
Proceed with the examination. Mr.. Weeks"
said the Recorder.
nj knsley had got hall way around to the
pleased. whether or no; Mr.. Weeks stood in
his place calling him back and informing him
in the courtroom was more or less excited
Mr.. Osborne vas jumping, up and down. de;
TO answer the question thai Mr. Weeks had
skea The RsSprder Was ayng e hun
Week vii proceed with his examination. 'u''
II was all very fine play and any one might
be pardonSd for thinking, that either side was
stored and Mr. Kins,ey was aneted Mr.; Week.
to the jury Tor the conclusions at which you say
you have arrived All YOUR reasons. except
tho" that you hal previously given to Mr.. Os-
borne. Answer me yes or no: is that state
msnt true"
one. and he motioned with his hand for Mr.
Osborn? e sit down and be still. The Recorder
Mr. Kinsley explained that there were some
reasons that he had overlooked and he wanted
to give them.
CUT BATES FOR EXPERTS.
Now" said Mr Weeks. you have. been at
ihi, labor nearly year; have you notf' Mr..
You have been in the employment OF the
city examining handwriting in this case Mt s25
Il have" said Mr.. Kinsley. and then before
Nr, Weeks could a.S hin another question, he
in this case was fixed by MIR Carvaiho. your
cxnert" lie !ooSed square in Nj Carya.ho's
ms Gsni hs S
am getting but S25 a day" Mr. Carvalho. who
was leaning back in his chair. did not turn u
view yo e ,t the f9ct that hat ,hls Was Long
"a
proiccil6n The Recorder motoned at him
Borne viii R'' You s"c oi st: Then h. srd to
been gone into, and III w,@oS- replied; Not
Then Mr.. Weeks made another demand that
the tynewritten sheets, Mr. kinsLy had
he copy them in the style described and with
the pen directed. should be produced Mr.
typcwr!t'en sheets aud was unable to find ,hein.
Then Mr. Klnsley was told to go ahead and
give his ahdit,ona, reasons He said there wcr,
that he had skipped unintentionally and he
There we're number OF women in the court
room when the afternoon session was called 10
orGnr. shortly after the R"cnrdertooE his seat
SaXton visited him and later on IN in the after
noon supreme Court Justice Werner who Is
presiding At the Sn.rin! Term o. tn" supreme
Cnnrt, where election cases are being treI.h also
callei
Mr saxton is NV Judge. It was while he
prosecutions in Justice Wernrrs court a,e rr6-
eeednc was nut on the statute books. MIR
Mr., KInsley went directly TO the exhibition
heard wien the session 1penet AMI drew tour
dcent H in each c c"sS Mr. X Kn SrS9' i@sSi
that the difTerenc" was characteristics Tnr
writer OF the Disputed writing and tn. writer
It's in the same way. Mr. Weeks pinned him
down 70 the statement that there were only
which Mr Kns ey took ali Of the exhibits. and
then he pointed out another It" which Mr.
kinsley had not seen. This -" was not crossed
NJ all, and Mr. knsiry said that that did not
alter the cha acteristic lily in any way. Mr..
Weeks asked:
Man CAN'T DISGUISE HIS HAND EFFECTIVELY.
" In your opinion was Exhibit H. IA Barnet
letter. from which you are now illustrating
written with fine or II coarse penn"
4. think II was written with medium pen.
=. Not with stub pen? A. No.
y. Have you any opinion "a to how the pen
was heldI \. Yes. ! think IL was held with tho
end Of the pen-holder pointing away from the
body.
. Have you any opinion as to whether the
handwriting on the paper was written while
the hand or arm reste on the table. or was
written without any rest for the hand or arm?
\. II looks as II II were written freely. and with
the arm OF the table
And now" said Mr. Weeks, under those cir
instances. with the pen held In an unnatural
position. with no rest for the hand or arm do
you still claim to bc able to find any mark ri
Identity? Do you mean to say that the charnc-
be there"
Mr. klnslcy replied thar the characteristics
~ mans writing were things that a man
could not lose. and that II writing under tho
circumstances described would conceal those
characteristics. he would not be on the witness
sand.
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