The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-24
TESTIMONY OF DAILY HEN
MemOrialistS in Evidence at the
Senatorial Enquiry
Anti-CIarIs Forces Hold the fiOOr at
TOdny's Iearing-The Montana At
tOrney General Again the
stand-EmPhatic Denial OF Con-
spirncy Charges by John Il. TooIe.

between whom and Senator Clark there IS
a personal hostility OF long standing. was
present The TWO men sat on opposite sides
Of the room. now and then exchanging
giances. From on that might be gathered
from the expression on their faces, they did
not know each other and had never met
before By some unconscious agreement
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oA cue 7'u'n sue
Il was representative Montana gather
ing. Mr Conrad. who was defeated for
the Senate nv Mr. CLARK was rrassD,
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Oo'iiiii'' man lIoiI -Noh'"h" III 1850 was
also there
The Attorney General Of the State was
IN rbe stand ana -o-e-.I rar.frs hunts be
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'o1heei-lh- lOf senator Ozark, were
fought.
The PRINCIPAL witness Of the session was
rob, D. Tot, ~. ,-,..ort, a.. M. 1f,,,
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tenant ne eiApHd'oelIy den-eu lhe 'laIh
theory Of a DAILY conspiracy He was liz-
tened to with marked attention bv the
members Of the committee.
"r- Nolan Hee"iied-
IN" session was opened at lV-5v cIoGA-
Attorney General Nolan, Of Montana, being
recalled 10 the witness stand bv counsel
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''','' "-''~" Ae '"' "'''''H R" "'P' 'a'N
! jailFe campbell, promising immunity
+ from criminal prosecution OF those men
VINO we're involved In the alleged bribery
transactions az Helena, and would give
! testimony before the supreme Court
Quite a discussion eBsued between Mr..
Nolan and Mr. Faulkner IN The matter Of
alleged discrepancies IN the statements
made by Air- Nolan yesterday AMI today.
Ar Nolan said that he had written the
letter which was read 20 the committee
after a consultation With the Governor Of
Montana
Sir. Faulkner asked the witness why
he had promised immunity To those who
would give testimony against Mr.. Clark,
aud not make q similar promise concern
ins those VINO would testify against the
Uthgr side Mr. Nolan said there was
but one side-the evidence OF bribery was
pm 'he ais. I. was so ,hicH mat you coGid
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THAT was the only side that was visi-
BILE
Through your glasses. that was the
( only side visible.
Il used no glasses. / saw lt with my
naked eve
Mr.. Nolan said 'the theory put forward
on the Clark side 20 accoun' FOR the $50
/ coo given up boy Mhiteside, was not Sc
! riously considered IN Montana by anyone
. outside or an insane asylum Ihere is
nobody in Montana who believes that
. there was conspiracy
The next witness was Jonu X iooie
ci AHaeonoa- re gave Ms age
as toTty-uine, and hl7 o1eap ''ion
as that Ot miner lie Rad lived
+ ln Anaconda for about ttteen years,
Up TO June of lasJ year he had Sustained
only the relations OF a friend o. Mr DAILY
. Since that time hc had been d business
associate Of Mr. DAILY.
Mr.. Campbell asSed:
Mr. Toole did you ever know ths, Mr.
Daily ever sought TO dictate the policy or
/ Iile of oonduC, Of public Offices in Mon
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8 General Denial.
81 never did During tbe times which I
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I@'e -N '-l -
never ASKED me Low "oJia vote, excepting
upon one occasion last winter. when House
b bill No l32 was before the legislature. %
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/ me -tN>lIai sau '.'''t s!s'eM IH No-'a4S-
lie thought electors worked as smoothly
-.i SIl ,Ie e-,S-lon ID vs. were as ven "o-
seE[ed IN Aon,@Ha 'j as an most states.
III. IOoie saii 'Hal lt was MS GeIleI
'-' s,ie 'ce ol Ji,e lIlsnuS OF Sena-
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ro,,nfy
. mo ,o,, know Who was NJ ualy-s choice
B for me I-Difa5 states Sau4fs7.-
No sir. do not
when YOU went TO the Legislature did
van near ruuors OF bribery 90
yes sir: the al. was fun of tlem.-
/ Mr.. Faulkner obies.,d and Mr.. Camp
bell did not further L-.5ua the .ine Of en-
qui-y indicated by the fast question
/ When you went TO Helena did you con-
/ coct. devise. encourage. CT take part in
/ any conspiracy TO defeat Senator Clark
Absolutely, no. sir
When did you first see the $So.oo0?'
J When il was turned over 10 the legis-
! lative committee OF which l was MEM
! Der.
| DID NJ DAILY give or send TO you. or.
TO your Own knowledge to any body else.
I any money 10 De uSeQ 10 accom- ufIlS0 me