The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30

In Mr.. Andrews's ONCE at the $50 A. M.
meeting at the Hotel Manhattan, refused
to answer any questions as to what was
said between him and his client. He denied,
however that Mr.. Andrews made any
threats. Mrs. Strosnlder, he said, acted
under his advice and the advice OF her
husband all the time. The early morning
meeting was held 20 that the thing could
be Disposed Of at once.
Mr.. Andrews testified that the $500
lost by Harris was the result OF q plan to
trap Strosnider and Mckee, but that 1t
failed. He went over the story that has
been told Of Harris going to the gambling
house and Of the arrest Of Harris. In the
cab ride to Police Headquarters Andrews
said he questioned strosnider about giving
up the 1880 he had. in the hope that
Strosnider would make admissions that
would help to convict him. When he went
to Assistant District Attorney Hart, Mr..
Hart was reluctant to prosecute, because
: he didn't believe that there was case
against Stroenider or Mckee. Harris re-
fused to prosecute, he said, because his
wife had threatened to leave him, and that
was more to him than maintaining the
dignity Of justice.
AWhenI was called to DR.. Harris's house
that night, said Mr.. Andrews, Mrs. Stro-
snider told me that shehad seen her husband
and Mckee and that she didn't realize that
her house had been purchased with stolen
money. She said she couldn't sleep under
a stolen roof. told her that 1t might be
all skilfully devised trap to catch me
and DR.. Harris and that wouldn't talk to
her unless her lawyer was present
Mr.. Andrews told Of his arrest on the night
after his visit to District Attorney Jerome
at Lakeville, Conn. Mr.. Jerome had prom
ised him. he said, that he wouldn't be
arrested II he put of trip to Europe which
he had scheduled for the next day.
when ] came back said Andrews,
with tears in his voice. II was met by Mr.
Cans and he asked me II didn't think it
would be better for me to submit volun-
tarily to arrest. told him that his chief
had promised mo that wouldn't be ar
rested II did not sail for Europe; that MIR.
jerome had told me that the complaint
against me was tainted and needed further
investigation, and that wouldn't submit
voluntarily to arrest. But In spite Of that
was dragged through the streets the next
day like pickpocket.
Mr.. Corrigan asked Mr.. Andrews about
the case against DR.. Kane, who got $4,000
out Of q young man named McCullum OF
Mount Vernon by fake radium cure.
Kane pleaded guilty and made restitu-
ton. Andrews said he got $4,000 from
McCullum, but that that was approved
by the County Medical Society.
DR.. Harris testified that when Mrs, Stro-
snider came to his house at the midnight
meeting she said:
Il have been to see my husband and
Mckee. Their stories do not dgree. The
one failing of my husband is that he lies
and that he will stick to lie even II he goes
to jail 'She said that all lawyers were
sooundrels and insulted the legal profess
SON. DR.. Harris added.
He said Chat his wife was very nervous
and that she came to court yesterday with
| DR.. F. Leroy Satterlee. She was 40 ner-
vous that he was afraid she'd commit sui
eide. "She told me that IL didn't do some
thing she'd separate from me or do some
| thing serious, he said.