The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-20

GENDER 20. 1904.
me on June 3. Young had told Smith
me cay before TO BRING me out there,
| and l went We took a hanson and
/ Terry, then took Long Island Railroad
| train to the track. We arrived there
aoou, fifteen minutes before the first
Did you see Young at the track?''
Yes. Mrs. Smith and I sat at the
IeIt end of the grandstand. Morgan told
Dung we were there, and after the first
| race Young joined us He remained with
left, go a 'ei 'ne ii'h race "heh ne
What conversation did you nave with
iouhg on the grandstand2"
Was in Trap.
He said his folks had trapped him
and that he had to go to Europe with
MS Wife as she had bought the tickets.
he said he did not want TO go, but he
simply had to. He could not see any
possible chance of escaping. 1 told him
l thotsnt he was only fooling and that
dldn believe he was going l laughed
az niIn, and he said l wouldn't laugh
later when | saw he was going He said
ne wanted to see me that night and
| that he would ring me up on the
telephone as soon as he could leave his
visiting
How long did You stay at tic races?"
9nui after thu sixth race. Smith
race, but l told him l had something
Seteer and L gave him SO to bet on
Efiitoepfand mount think it was The
cricket which the Jockey rode. but ]
Won on the race and that we had the
laugh on Smith
How did you return TO the eity?r
We took the last train back to Long
1siand CITY We got to New York some
time between els and $50 O'Clock
How do you fix the timer
Wet. L know there was some sort
OF accident at the ferry house on this
eide of the river. because I saw an
ambulance standing at the door and
there was a big crowd around it
Where did you go them
Never IN pawnshop
We got on the wrong car, which took
Us to Forty-second Street and Tenth
Avenue. but we continued up TO Six
tieth Street. where we got off and
walked 10 the hotel at Columbus Ave
nue. 7 remember we passed through
little tunnel on the way"
On your way over that day or at any
other time did you visit a pawnshop?"
mo. sir
Were yoI ever in Stern's pawnshop?''
Never
Were you ever in any pawnshop
alone or with J. Morgan Smith, or with
any one else2''
L never was
Were you ever present at any place
| WneTe pistol was purchased"
NO. sir
After arriving at the hotel, Miss Pat
| terson said she went TO her room. where
she received a telephone message from
YouEG. The bookmaker told her. she
said, to go to dinner and to leave word
where she was going. as he would ring
from Luce's house. where he was hav-
Ing supper She said she, Smith, and
Mrs Smith went to Healy's and before
going left word with the telephone
il he called her up She returned, she
said, with the Smiths about 9:30 and
vas told that Young had called her up
Smith and Miss Patterson returned 70
Hea1yS restaurant, and as Young did
not arrive in three-quarters of an hour
they returned TO the hotel, where Mrs
Smith was waiting in the lobby The
about II O'Clock. Miss Patterson testi-
fed the bookmaker told her to go to
10th Street and Eighth Avenue, where
he would meet her
Not Near Pabst's.
Were you in Pabsts restaurant that
night2" Mr. Levy asked.
NO sir
.swere you anywhere near, there?v
Il was not
You heard the testimony of Hewitt.
the newsboy. who says you and Smith
were coming cut OF Pabst's, ard that
Smith said to you: -Tou must do it, and
You replied: L won't do it. and then
Smith struck You in the fact?''
Il did hear the testimony. 1t is not
true | was not near Pabsts that night
After reaching 10th Street, Miss Pat
terSon said, she saw Young with Luce
whom she did not know. Young nodded
his head 10 her not to recognize him.
and she passed on 10 the corner. Soon
-Oh. Tell Me Pretty Maiden which she
said he often whistIed when he called
her because Of her having been In the
''Florodora' sextet After having sew
cral drinks they took q drive through
the park.
Young said he wanted 10 get back to
10th Street at l O'Clock to meet Luce.
He also said he was sorry TO go away,
but that / could follow him abroad.
He said he was taking d slow boat and
that / could take a fast one and reach
there. He also said &c was going on a
fishing trip with his chum. Harry
Thatcher, while Mrs. Young would visit
relatives In this way, he said. we could
be together We also talked of my buy
ing a steamer rug and steamer trunks
He said 1 could stop a the Hotel Cecil
in London and he would join me at
once. / did not promise / would follow
him
Gives Two Centuries"
Did he ask you anything about your
bank ACCOUNT
Yes. I had an account in the New
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