The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

rauey ana Lynn also being present
Mr.. Biggs asked Campbell to relats
lhe conversation between Fahey an 4
Vansant a: that time relating ia
Vansant's testimony. Attorney Gem
eral ward objected. A majority OF
the court decided that the question
was admissible, Mr. Ward asked to
be heard as he had prese nted no ar.
gument. He stated his obiections
against the testimony being intro.
duced, but a majority of the judges
ruled that the question was proper,
/ Attorney General Ward conduct.
Ell the cross.examination. Camp
bell said ho first mentioned the
statements made by Vansant at
Seventh street bridge, and near Del.
aware City to Mr.. Fahey inJhis Office
about a month ago. He was not
positive whether Lynn had been ar
rested at the time Vansant made tha
statements.
Carroll A. Dorsey, a carpenter
testified that Vansant had said to
him while on Wawaset avenue that
the attorney-seneral had told him il
ne didn t "squeal' he would go to
Jail and if he did ''squeal' Fahey
would go to Jail and he (Vansantl
would go free. Vansant deniei max.
ing such a statement.
Campbell said he heard Fahov
and Vansant discussing Vau>ant's
testimony. FaheY told Vansant ha
thought he was mistaken when he
said he was at Lynn's house be.
tween October 10 and II, 1900.
Campbell said he had a recollect.
ion that he took Vansant to Della.
ware City on October II. Fancy then
told Campbell toset his book, which
he did, that Vansaut vas working
On October II. Mr.. Fa hey told Van.
SAINT he had better 60 to Mr.. Bird
and Mr.. Hayes aud correct his tes.
'llnony, and it they would not cor.
'ect 1t he had better 90 to Mr.. Ward
and state the case to him.
Attoruey.General Ward objected
o part of the answer aud it was
'tricken out after some trouble, the
:purt lining the answer to what
occurred Ia Fahey shop during the
Campbell also said that Vansant
aid to him while in carriage be.
ween Silver Run and Delaware
ity in October, 1900, that he would
o on the stand and swear to every.
hing, as he did not think It any
lore harm to tell lie than it was
} tell the truth. Attorney General
Ward objected to the admission OF
lis testimony but the judges ruled
lat it could be introduced to show
le credibility of Vansant, and hn
loral attributes.
Mr. Biggs tried to introduce tcs-
mony to slow that .Vansant tried
get Campbell to Wedge ha
Vansaut) was in Wilmington on
ctober II, 1900 but The court ruled
e question inadmssible in much
VaLsant IN his direct eXamlna ton
uld not remember conversations,
. is reputed to have had with Camp.
III.
Campbell declared that Vansau(
ID said to him at Seventh street
idge that everyone OF the fellows
|eaning members OF the LevvCourt)
e going to b. arrested. aud we
list swear for them. intend ia
'ear Tor them. | would 20 to hell
! Hart aud Scott.
Dorsey also testified that Vansant
id to him: The Fahey trial
ould soon be booming, and that -
t-bellied s. of b. (meaning
hey), would go to jail and
watch what we do to that s-of
Deputy Attorney General Rich.
Is conducted the cross -examina,
II. In reply to questions Dorsey
d that Vansant also said that Mr..
I'd and Mr.. Hayes told him that
hey has squealed on him Wan.
lD and If he (VansanD squealed
hey would go to jail. This con.
he said occurred some
10 ago In May or June The lat
conversation occurred about
zee weeks ago, Dorsey said.
'atrick Fahey was recalled by
. Biggs to explain some Of his
timony. Fahey said that Lynn
| told him he expected to prove
Vansant, johnson and others
t he had paid money to White.
Il at his home in Elsmere.