The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01

ator Emmons," said McNab, "thoug
cannot prove 1t, and
NO, you can't prove 1t, Mr. McNai
said Robert, breaking his silence. You
know you can't prove 1t, and you know
it isn't true
We'll, I don't know" said McNab.
You have been guilty of worse things
ballot t-box stuffing and
We We're never mixed up in any
case at the Morgue!" exclaimed Robert,
ms anger rising to pitch equal to that
of McNab.
Let. me tell you something that they
did in Morgue case, gentlemenl" cried
McNab. I'll tell
The storm was stilled by Chairman
gBelshaw's gavel and McNab was sent
TO his chair before any more Of the
gruesome mysteries of the Morgue
could be brought to light.
Il am perfectly willing now to tell
ali about the story Of the investigation
of the Continental" said Robert again
when this storm had ceased. Every
thing. is at the service of you gentle
men," sos u
THAT is the work of another commit.
tee," said Chairman Belshaw. "This
one has troubles of its own
JORDAN DEMANDS $3.50.
Tichenor told about coming to Sac
ramento with the paper money to be
distributed. When he met Jordan the
first question the latter asked was:
Have you got my money? ?" The wit
ness replied that he had $50 for him
and Jordan insisted that he must have
$3.50. Then they were at Jordans
room at 1116 Seventh street, and Jor-
dan said he would go to the Senate
and bring down the men who were
to be bought. EfnmonS, he said,
wanted to get all the money and pay
the others, but the others objected.
The arrangement was finally made
whereby Jordan was to hand the money
to the men on the street. where Itch
enor could see the transaction without
the knowledge of those receiving it.
Another man working with Tichenor
also saw it, unknown to Jordan. En-
mons and Bunkers were paid on the
street in view of Tichenor and his con-
federate, but there was a different tale
to tell regarding Wright and French,
the witness said. Jordan said they
We're at the committee meeting at S17
Tenth street, and that if Tichenor. or
Bill Newell, as he knew him, would
wait outside, he would go in and bring
them out one at a time or pay them
II they refused to come out
Then Jordan told the detective he
would meet him at the Golden Eagle at
10 o'clock and see what could be done.
He appeared at the hotel at 11:25 and
said he had understood the place of
meeting to have been in front of SIT
K street He had met French and
Wright there when they came out. he
said, and paid them their $3.50 each.
Jordan said he had been walking up
and down in front of S17 K street for
an hour. waiting for Newell"
Tichenor said that each of the green
backs and gold notes was marked so
tnat 1t could be identified again.
Jordan wanted the other S100 that
was due him and the witness says he
went down to the Southern Pacific sta
ton, where he met Russell of the Con-
tinental and was handed by him 500
gold note also marked. This he handed
to Jordan
Mayor Schrnitz asked the privilege
as the session was about to end, of
making statement in reply to the al
legations concerning him in the Cor
DIN affldayit. He said he had never
agreed with Robert or any one else to
appoint Bunkers to a position.
The committee adjourned it's hearing
until tomorrow afternoon at oclock.