Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-15
VANDEkfARK PERJURY CASE.
Several of the Boys Stand To-Day-Stories They Told in New Haven and Stories Wormed Out
 of Them Here---State Closes

IL was as IaF as can remember.
 Nothing left out?" Nothing that can remember.'' Who was present when you made the statement?"
 "Mr Kellogg, the fellows, the sher- if and the Stenographer. CosteIl0 did not make a statement.n "Did you send for Mir Kellogg?''
 II think I did. I told MT Meigs would like to See MT Kellogg
 Why did you want to see MT Kel- logg?'
 T don't know" "What did MT Meigs say?'
 ''He said he was in New Haven and he thought We would like to make statement y
 What did the others say?' "I don't know. I didn't think much about 1t" Didn't you think the assault case serious matter?' Mot then.'
 Witness said he did not remember talking this matter over with the otls- CT boys until MT Meigs called to see him. He did remember talkinp with the others. how the strikers had \ treated them.
 even?" Yes. sir; think we did.s
 Nothing said about the costs iis your case"
 "Yes, Thomas Quinn said he had more than we had He said he diff not expect his costs will be ren1ittet1 When his sentence has been served In his redirect examination it was shown that at the last trial he testf- f1<sI %xxyrs xS ~~N-1 Hurlburts shop. Objected to by 6e fense and ruled in, and being taken in hand again by Mir Kennedy parts of his testimony at his own trial were read and he said be did not testify that 'sit was dark that it was dark | and could not see much. that it was dark and could see nothings' and that he did not remember just who the men were that were at Hurlz burts shop
 This finished with Kelly ana Thorn- as Quinn took the stand.
 MT Danaher cross-exanined Quinn and in the course of the examination asked him if his recollection of his previous testimony was as good as it. was on anything else.
 My recollection is good enough to tell me that you fellows told us to get
 
 Like the preceding witness. Quilln's memory as to his previous testimony was rather dull and some of it he did not recall at all. He said he saw sNolz colt strike at somebody, but could not say if he struck him. Was sure he did not testify that he struck him. He did not see Marsh either at the switch or at Hurlburt's the night Of the assault He did not think that he testified In the city court that he went up to the switch with Marsh and others. He made his last statement to MT Kellogg believing he would be let go. Witness made his lat statement to Mir Kellogg and his reason for making it to him instead of MT Meigs was because he was the prosecutor. MT Meigs spoke to him about two hours afaatdi all he could recall of their conversation was MT Meigss request to him to make q statment, He denied, like the others talking this matter over in jail. Ball made the first statement.
 Witness does not feel angry toward the strikers and his reason for mak ing statement, he said, was to right himself with the public. AS for the strikers going to jail, he is indifferent He did not tell all to Judge Burpee. and was released from the police sta ton after making his statement to him. MT Meigs gave bail for him when ar rested the first time.
 Here the proceedings were inteI1upt~ ed. MT Danaher looked over the press table and saw Wolcott seated at the end and asked Quinn if he was ex- changing signals with him. Quinn said he was not He was questioned as to { the truth of parts of his testimony ita { the last trial and he said he could notj. say now because the defense told him 10 say a lot of things. Before he couldI say another word he was stopped and the remark struck, out.
 James Whittie testified that he did not see Vandemark at the assault on the night of February 26. This closed the evidence for the state