Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-15
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| lion related to the subject matter Of the
sssssment vaicn n4ureo IN connecu0n st,,.o
the court interposed. sav,nr that the state
msnt had been admitted not to prove its
contenta. but to be considered IN connec-
Ton NTH sne reIusai OF Dore .r % nsn =.
Ia ouestion.
Afvey 0aven RESUMES
Assistant United States Attorney Har-
vav r.svan vas caJ,ad TO the staxad and
$3.50 -. .1.,. h.a h..r tarer nv the
nsnea "nAe ssots u.es oec1 sAAosA - $50
district attorneys ONCE to summon former
First Assistant Postmaster General Perry
8 Heath to testify in the present trial. He
.aid thai under his direction every means
- ~ ds.rc..I ~ the e,fy1ra hsd heer uacd
-urovt .xoc... Threa ss,hroena. vhich
had been retmrned vithout beinr served on
MI. Heath we're ofrered IN evidence
Mrs Ida - Croven vho stated that her
nrassnt iI haras :. =, Nav Yors and that aha
var a clerk In tha once OF the Doremus
Machine Company for several months,
DATING from October. 1900 was called. She
saId that q "comrnIssfon aacount'' had been
kert On the hook. ~ the connanv ana re-
called that the account Contained at least
three items NJ SaOO each Explafnine how
the money in that ccount was drawn the
witness said IL was obtained by check and
turned over TO Herberf u TruesdeII. She
money she was absent by design.
oaAA SnecAs 0eAS W 010on.
under cross-examination the witness
80 -. a,Sss..- - en- 80 49,,
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II r..no,sa e. c,,a..,an. ~ NJ vuor,n-
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1901 in comnanv with George w beavers
and Herbert J. Truesdell. and that she left
the vehicle with the understanding that
Truesdell was about to pay Beavers the
sum of $500
she was at Rush. Pa. in sentenber. 1a,y.
she said during tbe exsmination Of Trues-
dell by the post office inspectors, and had
sta+auont r., yx1,i,ara n Dauonr
.t ~ wa 80 -. ~ olu 80
the vitness the 1rni.od States attornau an.
Tue Wllness the ohiteo states attorney an
nounceo tnat the case OF ehe government
was closed:
Counsei Tor the delense stared tnat they
reserved OF making an opening statement
TO the jury, saving that the case mad been
sufncfently outlined.
assembly Leader Of the New York state leg,
isiature, was the first witness called for the
oeIense. ne mao known Green LOT twenty
IT, Iv,t au said he h.d ~ t,n,,
with Truesdell on a train going to New
York city. and that Truesdell had said with
oaths that Green was guilty and deserve~
10 oe cohViclea.
Threat Ascribed to Truesdell
rY u r,,-,, Hr. -.
HaiiiSoh r. Sohhihs VI "on'ioSo A"-'
said that he had had talk with Trues-
dell when the latter had said, according to
the witness that he would follow Green
unt,I no got even with him The Testimony
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VA }n. II. IAN oCVteu Vi tit SAINT pi1Cc AO-
lated to conversation with Truesdeii. who.
The Witness said Trnasdei, 'i had i = had
reputation at Rush. Pa. and added that
~ ~ wv ,ara o h;,rsaes ntd On ns oasn
Miller of Btnghamton. n. Y. who had been
a driver in the employ of Truesdell. stated
ina that LTuesden mad on one occasion SAID TO to
and that he wo,ld ret the nonnev or ho,,nS
Green to the penitentiary.
DR.. A. ]. Butterfield of Binghamton said
that in conversation between himself and
Truesdell on one occasion in the winter of
1D01-92 in BinGhamton Truesdell had stated
would see him behind the bars and that ah he
had ticket to do 1t with"
Counsel as Witnesses.
Attornev Iobr M r,,r..o, ,o,,.., ,.-
r,,ra,,rs ana Attor,. - 70 S...xa.,s
q, coun.a, ,or Co., t...,aaa 49,. -
NO., ~ r.,.r.noa - nmso.,4 ~.
eract that r,ons,,, r,.,.,.1 poho-.
wvrne who test,t.a ~ ~. ,o 60,
"yhie' VINO tes,iheo IN the former Green
trial, had stated to Messrs. Thurston and
Stanchfeld at hotel In this city last March
that the purchase Of batch of 200 Dore-
mus machines, mentioned in the Indictments
now before the court. was perfectly clean
transaction The attorneys both affirmed
that Mr.. Wynne made the statement at
tributed to him in the affidavit which was
formerly presented to the court On the
stand In the present trial Mr. Wvnna do
MED having made the statement.
Adjournment Until Next Monday.
Mr. Worthipeton late this aftarroo,
r,o,,aa 70 oesor a. ,.,a.
:" e'iue"ee the TWO ihoict-
ments charging conspiracy under which
George E. Green was recently acquitted.
and also to offer tbe nie.aina 80 -.
.,,;,.,, 80 -. VI no'
euii'y ana .he Veroict Oh the jury. The
court overruled the motion and exceptions
were noted. The court then adjourned until
next Monday morning. 1t Is understood
that the defense will close its case next