Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20


he would support you for considera-
ton"
How much does he want? Clark
asked.
About $1,000 | think. replied.
| Mr.. Clark studied a moment and
said: 1 can't do anything like that
myself. but | will have it fixed"
Mr.. Warren said he had seen Mr..
Clark. the next morning and Mr.. Clark
had asked him where his man was.
He had replied that he had not seen
the member when Mr.. Clark said:
Tell him ! want his vote. today
Explaining further, Mr.. Warren said
| he had not seen the member in accord
ance with his request. but that before
he went 10 see Clark he had heard the
member say jokingly that he would
vote for that gentleman for $4,000.
| ON ross-examinaiion, Mr.. Warren
said that ne had resigned his ministry
in the Methodist church after giving
his testimony before the Montana SUI
| preIne court. because of numerous
scandalous reports that We're put in
circulation about him. He said in re-
ply to questions that previous - going
| to Helena he had a difficulty at Sweet
Grass. "A man called me a bad name.
he said. and | Knocked him down
and gave him a thrashing."
Isn't il a fact" asked Faulkner.
that you We're charged by the mem
bers Of your congregation with en-
bezZlement and fornication?"
Nh. Warren replied in the negative,
saying there had been no official
charges. He proceeded, however. To
say that the stories circulated after h
had given his testimony charged him
with drunkenness. embezzlement and
immortality.
You have not assaulted any one a.
YOU did at Sweet Grass"
mo Sir. but ! am liable to 10 50 be
fore this thing is over"
Edward II. Cuonry, a member Of the
Montana Legislature from Cascade
county. said that the entire Cascade
delegation had been elected with thu
understanding that they should sup
port Mr.. Conrad. Toward the close Of
the halloting two Of its members.
Messls RilIette ana Finn, changed
the name from Conrad to Clark He
said that r.. a. Butler VINO hId at one
time been connected win q newspaper
in which Marcus Daily was interested.
proposed that ~ vote fur Mr. Clark
SAYING that II H. would ~ au Mr..
clark would rrhahilrtatr lhr Eutte
Miner. giving him ana MI Butler
practical chIrg, If it AT 5000 Il Year for
tiv. years. Later Mr.. Hutirr had urged
hin tn ~ with him tn thIrl n CIaris
ana fix the matter up. H. hId NOT
accepted. hut had voted fer Conrad.
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conversation which Mt '""ntF h'd re-
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