The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25


b MI. i; Rogers left sthe stand he thanked
4 Attorney General IIadleyt for his cour-
7.And3 when viii you wunt me- again?"".
liz. iAskctl 3.s .% @ ~ 81. \.
twin lct5ydu know in ample tine MI Ny
Rog 81 ii " # ; ST III 83 M Il ~
n MI. II ogcrs thcn5 bowed, shook hands
with Attorney NYolmun. who IS 3{ns y 9
clated switli AIR. Hadlcy, and le he
room. # III IL rs gss8ts f
Dung Roc kefeller8 Appears.
e.. Rockefeller, son Of william
Rockefeller was then lied the stunfls
He said hcsis assistant treasurer Of I lie
Standard Oil sC Company of New. y ersey,
and resides in New FORK city. "
Asked who sis tho treasurer Of IA the
STANDARD Oil Company, Mr.. Rockefeller
5saiat IL. trilford; Is ~ 3sf a
''Do you know H ford n r. ss =
!, ~ 5 Assl
N ...Whlat Is lis business
5t.l don't know his business.'s "a
ho lathe presd lent Of the Standard
!S"1 5havoI always understood ny uncle
s. ( refer t. John 2. 9
,ii; Is your father come ction WIN
til. Standard Oh Comp ~, q NJ & X
! NJ The witness denied that he had any coIl-
Observation-Disclosures Standard Oil Ct Company
of IndianaSSand also I hat he had any
nowledge g, !, ilaynE been
{cernlng the business of the Wa ter Pierce
GOil$ Company thee Re ublIc Oh Company;
Eoratlie Standard of [ndiana.ss, Iha 8ona e,
the testimony OF Mr. Rockefeller and he
was REUSED from the stand, Isl d: h. II 3
Letters Demanded.
An adjollrnlnent was asked for by Mr.
!.IIudlcy,F who said he Ind subpoenaed q
lot of memorandum books and data thnt
would greatly itntc the exam nation
Sofs the next witness, and the remainder
soflNIr Rogers examination. Fori$1that
reason, and $toBagiye time to produce the
books aud data, he ask cd for an adj ourn-
5lnent unit Monday. This was granted by
Commissioners San born. 51 ,5i Ssj }f35 "A
5 Itis1cxpectcd that swhena the hearing is
51I;.dloy will commence. his efforts t. prove
the second portion of his case--namely,
( the m'lrlagcment%of the NValers-P Pierce
Company and the Republic on Company.
Indiana, is directed from 26 broadway,
this city, under the supervision or tho
officers of the Standard OIL Company,
S5 At the conclusion of to-day's hearing
served upon Lawyer Hageman, represent
Ing the defence. an orderGrenuiringG his
.elients to produce ION Monday next over
uadrea letters sad
w
panlcsEln8the West and 82G broadway. IN
each Instance the order cities the name
OF both gwr ter and recipient, rs we'll as
the date the tier was mailed. s5 i.5tj Il
These flet tors, It iH understood, are Eex-
pected to disclose the control Of the two
companies operating in Missouri by tho
Standard OIL Company. s II VI 81 ssss H Il
Says He Has Proven Case. Il
Lawyer IIagcman,. or the Standard Oil
Company, said at the conclusion Of tho
hearing to-day that Tho felt rntherlpleasodg
at tho result of q tho first days work.
Speaking OF the admissions made as to
tho stock ownership ofEthe two compa-
MES, no called nttentions8to the fact that
they Ind been subject W o. exceptions as to
thclrSmaterlnlity, y point for the higher
tsFyet to pass upon. R l!e sud 1hes had
no dntbrGthat these admissions ultimately
would be. throwniout5 by the higher courts
While. Attorney 1ladle;y seemed |, to thlnlsj
thai ihes had practically. proven his l,cas,s
Lawyer q agemnn and Lfs OF hers OF tho
Standard s attorneys said there were other
and equally important allegations YET IA.
H'Attorney-G eneral q lInlle 3iln$ speaking
OF the admissions made ;.by the Standard
OH G,ompany.at to-daYa hearing, ssaid:&t
THAT is prhc ieHilS my cnse That Is
tho uont i Nj out 10 esta blish; have
eslablisiRdtlt beyond doubt, This admls-
sion SHOWS thnt every one, no matter how
powerful, must respect the. majesty OF tho