The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-07

he had offered we're offered for all purposes.
}HSscs Farsm,n MI Sa;h Weeks s9t bach at M
Sorder, who S was busy with the Justice. The
Recorder was annoyed. He finished his busl-
The he aa Sn
do with such petty matters as they were SQUAD
bling about and wouldn't make any decision In
the matter at all. The first letter OF the after
noon session to get admitted as evidence was
the following:
Ny DEAR Ap,xs-Althoueh have resigned from
the X. A. C.. do not for one moment suppose that
wish for it other than success l en,erlsin the
highest personal regard for its ofhcers but have
and with the very best Intentions, l have opposed
al. 10 T hS CUB S
yement and 70 get even w h gentlemen who dis.
isvs me that il is best that resign do ~.
gretfnly, hope you Will show this to Mr.. Dallan.
%shns ne gon ali the the eonpSsns OF hi. happy
season. l am. yours most cordially. ,,
The next one was written by Molineux to DIR.
Peter I. Austin. and was as follows
1Ssb Nd Il The Letter s,'n
The Chairman Of the Athletic mi,tes Of thc New
5G AsS f To es 90. ss 9Sps S
was personal letter. although written on K. 4. @.
paper and typewriter. | thought that he should
omp I Of tie a. G. should be SLOWED % to SPEAK
so OF gentleman who L. official OF another club.
tho reason for my leaving The K A. c. do no, wan,
my friends TO believe the many unkind thing. that
Madison avenue. Please return the letter by bearer
Always yours truly ROLAND.
FIRsr HANDWRITING EXPERT CALLED.
This wound up the Documentary evidence
Heiles and Frank c. Mclaughlin. the Vice:
President and Treasurer OF Stearns 4 Co. Of
san Co. wore Mr. sser SSe dess Hs
had hoped to get the two letters written to
books
Mr., Weeks got S!r. Mclaughlin to say that he
had no personal knowledge OF the originals of
so%ay H they h pa ~ se
borne s% sGm H s2% had % made SuSd.
permitting Mr.. Heiles To leave the stand with:
1S nnd nS copy & Hs fr s had
:, There was pause and whispered talk among
William J. Kinsley There was a Wild howl
counsel, and some others IN the room. Nj o.
stbss woas hs sSIP that
IeloIe he had proved that anybody, was muir.
s s Wnn IN e M Case k? Me- VEGA 80 Gsy S Sn
Knsley should not be permitted 10 testify. but
the Recorder decided against him.
TRYING TO PIX CORNISH" LETTER ON MoLI-
SEUx.
Mr.. oshorne handed up the, Harpster letter
6 h. knew snS wR2 wrote It. NJ. Rinsey said he
witness as to his qualifications as an expert
Again and again the Recorder oveIruied. and
hSssT s s,Esd S IA
hadn't. but he had seen him write on two
occasions. Those occasions were Feb. IL and
Il saw him write seven or eight different
specimens Of handwritings." said Mr. Kinsley.
and With I different pens. I saw him write
Mr. Weeks Insisted that when MollneuI had
written Tor Mr. kinsley he was under arrest
you know. was the defendant under arrest at
the. time he wrote for your Mr., kinsley said
II was Just the same thing that he was under
suhgIna and was before the CoToner's Jury.
.nos M be S SsSon even r sf.ns$ s, v nH s
some little time. and It developed that Mr.. Os-
borne had the speeimens q handwriting that
ten the letter signed Cornish" While holding
has M NJ Mssa az fR sSss ts sua
Ss e. AN Pss, the H. ESs
handwriting. and Mr.. Weeks began by asking:
Was there any special form selected that
yog wanted Mr.: Molinsu1 e adoptl"
copies Of the Inscription on the poison pack
age. OF this letter and OF some other things At
the top OF each OF these typewriter slips were
Instructions as to Just what style was TO be fol-
lowed"
MoLrSEUx WROTE TO ORDER.
=. Did you give the defendant orders to use
the vertical stylsp"
Yes" said Mr. Kinsley. II told him that he
must write this letter vertical style. Mr., Moli-
neuI said that he could not write vertical: that
he never had written vertical and that he
wouldn't write vertical. and Mr.. Weeks said:
Now. Roland. don't lose your temper. The
only thing to do 10 to do what he wants I re-
marked that perhaps my presence in the room
made him nervous and that would go out.
did 20 out, and when | came back found that
no had written tho first line. but that he had
not written y in the vertical STYLE. said to
him. Now. that 10 not vertical at all. Now
write In the vertical style He said again that
he never had written vertical style and couldn't
write vertical. told him how TO hold his pen
To do It, and Just what pen to use. but he
would always adjust his body so that the posi-