The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-14
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NOW. Mr.. HOLT" he said, who was present
WHO sn 1G Monean Was Mt e Mr.
4 $oa .,
Il think that il did" qeld Mr.. Holt.
Weeks ,-r...,..
recollection is that there was an entertainment
! In the gymnasium"
! Here It may be Interested that the occasion
! where one OF the actors, according to state
ment made. was 40 broad in his conduct that
enumber Of the women went away, including
Miss .Cheeseborough and the lady who was
WY c MA and SH The lady with you went with her
toned 70 the roomis;, Of Mr.. Barnet to get their
Mr.. Holt said that that was his recollection.
Was tina. the only occasion on which you
| rccal seeing Miss Cheeseborough? asked MIR.
the dining room with Mr MoInsax and his
9 Fiat '.d H'"s sal 'S IT, w sti 3. dinner
REDIRECT SUGGESTS A TETE-A-TErE.
Mr.. Holt started, to 20 and Mr.. Osborne
jumped up again, He had cheering smile on
boroSsh and Sr BaEnet alone ION f IN %r MIS- BaTn.ss
81 think when W.. went out Mr. Barnet and
Misc Cheeseborough were alone
And there vas bottle OF champagne there.
There s Vas Part q bottle Fl champagne
MI Mr., osSor1e looked around at the jury with
asmile on his face: then. turning TO the wit
sE IN hs 4S IL sa u hs
all all VI 'i'' Daf"0'' MI "''' '''"'o '""' no
And did YOU see Missc borough therea"
Il did not. so fai as can recollect." said the
That all" said Mr. Osborne. The red was
father. Mr. Osborne sat down aud looked
Ground Hl hs m@WNin screwed w h s an, MS head
BEcBoss SHOWS THAT THE WHOLE HOUSE WAS
Just q minute Mr.. Holt" said Mr.. Week.
You say there was bottle OF champagne In
81 think there was" said Mr. Holt
Who had been drinking it?" asked Mr..
~ think had been thinking some think
tina, Mr. Barnet had bosn drinking some and II
my recolcction serves re. risht. Miss cheese
glass glass, The lady Who ' was With m. think re.
fused TO drink any when /, was rendered her,"
secret about your going into the room OF Mr..
.aoh. po, 6ot at all; not a, ALL the door was
Was itSot custom OF the. club. on the oc:
cas!on OF an entertainment. for the rooms OF
the mel bers to be open!'
Yes, air. IL was the custom" said Mr.. Holt.
And ladies. the wives and friends OF mem-
oers were In ne custom OF going into them.
Yes" said Mr.. Holt: the whole house was
Then Mr.. Holt escaped from the stand. Mr..
O.borns had no more questions TO ask him.
omn rsSs S aHd he and 6is tRer TAXED
together and laughed. The Incident furnished
lot OF talk for the reccs, hour.
JOHN =. M'IsTYRE cRoss.ExAMiSED.
The regular order dcmsnde that Mr. KIns-
ley should resume the stand In the afternoon.
but Mr. O'eaornS had made up his mini 70
%sie,yTs, whose cross 50 Sanitation hsd bsan
put OH when he gave his direct testimony for
The reason that bis pFodast,on on the st4nd
b. cross.sxarn ned after expert Kinslsy had
soSr, re:"psnsa III, osSornS informed The
Judge INT .Mr: Moln,yrs was, IN the
tho morning the prosecution In a murdsrcase
snG 'ns shGTgIJ es T".E
Weeks hal rEht % sEum Sls and tha. The eS;
point. Mr. McIn,yre jumped up and made
spe-th pleading for permisslon 70 go OF the
the dutiss that We're q VefPre him III, Hcco-sr
tol him that tha', didn't matter. that, Mr..
paDOTHt llu'l lllefI'l MN INTO tllN
out Of all order and as a favor aud not a right
S Il is!rns no e IL the dsensS 'ef 81
ipnm,ped ur with an ingenious way out OF the
,"Yogf HONOR will ani.h the exam
Of COURSE With ehs 'undsrs,andi Ss
that q md need any more q hs testimony
s if = aSs t. f;s: <:
witness chair, His Examination dealt only with
known incts All no, with tn" innnsnhos. and nd
n ii"r% Sir WcIntyro atreccss had requested
TIKI srT 5 h. -" M Tsnt S s 1 w ths
c oS Asp FOR aTs Foesrs Mr." Hdsms dsssS
domestic difficulties. When this case came
IN Re went 10 ,h@ fiat where Mrs. Adams died
only obI"ci IL going there was to arrange for
tho proper care, OF the exhibits in the case, 80
'na G Ss no. s : a. s,
acquitted Of . ,is9ning her mother. Ontstde OF
this he assn,s ! thS reporter that h. was IN no
H. Th rnm Ihs .ca hin
he handled the money that went TO her from
her husband and when there was money TO be
Pad che called on him. On these occasions
When Mr Mcintyre went on the stand Mr..
%eSts ssssS TSa sG.s
crate as far as II went. Mr. Mcintyre tod Mr..
Weeks that he first met Mrs. Adams IN the
early part OF 1897. She called on him at his
ofiics, at u Park row. sh" was introduced to
three days before. Mrs. Rogers mad bees sent
20 him By member Of the kpickerbocker
Athletic Club. II was not Cornish. He knew
Cornish. but he did not remember whether or
not he had met him through tha same gentls-
man who had sent Mrs. Rogers TO him. He
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