New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-30

FIartssrs? d. you go to the Hotel Martin, with
Went theTe and b 5as nne snd ana nave
home. anu went
TALK WITH MRS. sTROsNIDER
o.-what did Mrs. strosnider- say to you when
IN the Morning on gaiy :? Ashe sas sbe cSuSS
sleep with a stolen roof over her head
or to get her husband out Of Jail? Al think
that inference uncalled for
a legal definition. l believe
that things wond b ade S T r e ns
band If she made restitution: Al made no
1 9~Pid You tel her you would have Mr. Jerome
6S sG 70 han 9dt h Mr. T9m h dd not
her about The grand jury probably because do
She is one Of the most simple women l have ever
Q.-How did the question of your seeing Jerome
come up? Al cannot say-and don't say it did
o.-Bqt you have just testified that you told her
all the details of our conversation:
husband out S of s? ASot %oPG to get her
Q.-Didnt she speak about her son? A.-Yes:
she knew that her husband had been convicted be
fore and sent to prison but the boy was too
Q.-Now. didn't she say she wanted to get the
oNAnd as easily as she could? Al don't
quickly, and that the reason for the early
morning meeting in the Manhattan Hotel
signed by Mrs. strosnider, absolving- YOU and Dr..
dictated A
Al thought it was enough 20 prevent any District
S hS rFS RMS u ohe pr s6E
guards threW around myself 10 pr9tec{ my stand
o.~Did YOU tell Magistrate McAvoy that restitu
tiOn had been would be made? A.-Not In those
words / believe | said that partial restitution had
been made and that satisfactory arrangements FOR
the remainder had been made by civil suit
Q.-YOu had two grand jury subpOenas: one for
Yourself and one for DR.. Harris. did you not? A
Q.-Did you ask for these subpornas to be disre-
Q.-You knew but for that withdrawal YOU
jury as wen as Dr. Harris and that he he Would Would
now be in jail II he refused TO answer certain
o.IAs counsel FOR the County Medical Society
sRs fn With R ana Sanction o Fs
o,-You got retainer from him of $50 and a
about, that. got the retainer and the fee You
ciev was called to the LyinsIn Ho sT S SS
hg and tS tho 10 the by the
cletv ! became the counsel for the victim In the
dsfend9nis Hale and Gaines gave back sO tho sdS
S TRfn a afey We had akeT fq9m my client and in
SZm The two doctors In the case pleaded guilty
2ne oSSr a qr months In the Psnteny and
y3ked. and the County Medical Society was sat
This ended for the time the cross-examination
of MIR. Andrews. He was followed immediately
- N~-N--A>N'ANf
gave as his address No. 10 Riverside Drive and
said he was a broker and physician. He said
What his wifc's name was Venera Lamar.
MRS. HARRIS EXCUSED.
II developed at this point that at the recess
in the afternoon Mrs. Harris was examined in
the justices chambers because her physician
said she was physically and mentally unable 10
withstand a crOss-examinatlon I'm the public
courtroom. Her testimony not made public.
yesterday but 1t is understood viii be later
Dr. Harris, on direct examination confirmed
Mr.. Andrews's story, Cross-examination was
postponed till Monday.
When the examination began i'm the morning
Mr. Cans argued that the alleged threat made
to Mrs Alice Strosnder that her husband would
be indicted Ivy the grand jury unless restitution
was made To DIR. Harris of money the latter had
been swindled out of by Strosnider constituted
the basis for the charges. After detectives had
testified To the arrest of Strosnider and Mckee
Strosnider was put on the stand. lie gave his
occupation as bookmaker when suckers ars
scarce" He told the following story:
I met DR. Harris year ago or more i'm Paris
Harris became so taken with that ne took nv
New-Nork address. had not been hack here fvvs,
hours before DIR, Harris had me the phone lie
was doing nothing. 1 Was merely looking Around