The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
NlzRAk1gAA@
Tits Z gQY$, 0ZZzzzzzzzs,

large number OF men there2"
IAN that were engaged in the assault
1T helped the cause to have street car
men in it?'
it"
"How many conferences did you have
with Colonel Anderson
II don't rememp Der; several
IF 1t is proved that your agent spent
your money down there In getting men
and boys drunk to make the Fulton at
mosphere warm, you would expect
warm atmosphere there, would you not?'
.It was warm before the agent went
there"
did Newman tell you the plan was to
assasslnate your menu"
Eyes"
"And he was there to see them do it,"
II sent him there to find out
isn't there somthing wrong about him
being there as one Of a party of assas-
ins?"
NOT AN ASSASSIN.
"He was not there as an assassin"
Didn't you know Newman and Hanks
would he there?''
II did not know they would be In the
alley"
.The men told me" continued Mr.. HUFF
that they would try to get out of the
crowd knew they would be with tho
crowd at the beginning"
What was the arrangement for them
to get out of the crowd?'
HAD none.'
weren't tho motorman and conducto~
Of the car not to fire in the alley?"
II did not make any such arrangement
did Farley"
II don't know"
did Farley talk with tho two men-'
"He did. several days previously
"DId Farley know Saturday that tho
men (Newman and Hanks) would be
therew
Yes. ! told him on that day or on Fri
day.
do you know anything of one OF Far.
leys men going to the union and trying
to get the strikers to blow up carr"
II do not. have reason to believe
that he did not
'You know Farley's methodist"
II think ! do"
Ills methods in New Haven't"
81 do not: I Know them here"
Public sentiment Is important In o
strllto Is it not2'
yes
You stood for what Newman and
Hanks did-that is your company dld?"
Yes"
You would stand for them spending
money on liquor for mon and boys ir
Fulton?"
1--WE would not"
"IIow much was given them at time
for expenses"
about S or s1o."
you knew it would be spent II
drinks?'
81 knew it would be spent In expenses
and presume If they mingled with mel
they would spend money on drinks
AS TO THE LIGHTS.
"Who attended to turning out thu
l!ghts?"
u presume Mr.. Whitfield did,
,Whose duty was 1T to turn back al
cars in the way CT this particular car?"
"Nr. Pollard"
"He has been promoted since?"
HE was practically superintendent
then and took Mr.. Hopes place whel
| he resigned
ibid any car come back that night be
| cause it was broken?"
II don't know
.Then the motorman's story Is
| myth?"
mot necessarily"
..Were not the oars turned back to
make the way clear?'
knowing there was going to be al
attack we did not want to endanger tn
| lives of men unprepared,"
100 YOU think Farley would let hi
men go into danger without warning
them2"
! danger"
| .However. Farley knew all about it,
"He knew car would be attacked
What time was It to come orr
"Between II and u, The car was I
be there about 1140.
GLOW id you come to be at the clu
on this particular Sunday
II have frequently gone there TO NEE
| Colonel Anderson.
How did Hanks and Newman come
meet there?'
"They were telephoned"
WAS Hanks the only Fields DetectV
Agency man here?"
Eve had several OF them as guards a
the Reservoir"
'Who paid Ilanks?"
1.-THE agency"
Nothing extra2"
I'VE paid his expenses"
GLOW muchG"
u DO not know"
NOW ON PAY ROLL.
Ibid you see Hanks and Newman afte
the Wednesday night AFFAIR.""
cit may have been the next day
"What did they want to see you about?
"Nothing special that ] remember"
WAS not the expression used: :
worked like charm?'"
II do not remember such an expires
SION
"If was used. what would It mean?"
.'Probably the capture of the men
els not Newman now on the pay roll?
HE is"
"Out of the city,"
"Yes,"
.Merely a furlough?"
because he would be in danger here,
Weren't the police after him?'
Il do not know II.
Don't you know we wanted ~ nm IN u
Police Court trial OF this case?'
II was not there"
, I'VE never smoked you out OF yot
, hole until Yesterday afternoon did we