The evening world., 1907-05-21
Andrews, on the Stand, Makes
Denial of the Charges
Against Him.
NAMED IN DIVORCE SUIT.
Brother Of the Defendant
Follows Their Mother in
Accusing Her.

Mrs Johanna FiEEe. who yestsrday
testinod against her daughter, Hannah
Meta Riemme. defendant In a divorce
suit brought by Frank a Kismms. was
succeeded on she stand to-day by her
son. Charles Emanuel FiSse. a metal
worker he. too. was witness against
bis sister
iie was asked u ne was familiar with
he handwriting OF Constant = IA
drevs. the wealthy bank president. Of
No 5as Madison avenue. who L. charged
with. introducing Nrs Kiemme. hts al
legged sweetheart into his household as
housekeeper and attendant upon hls
wife. sister OF the wife OF the Presi-
dents cousin. John F. Roosevelt
Louis J VorhHas. IN behalf OF AIRS
| itlemme. and eN-Judge Cloonan In be-
hal, OF Mr AndrrwH. objected that tho
metal worker was not an expert Ia
hand wrlting.
| klcmme. vet fIggs ASIDE and called
Constant A. AndIows nluself 10 lhs
The lawyer handed up a paper. Mr.
Andrews merely glanced al II and ,than
II Is more than probable that did,
Il louks like my handwriting 't
Figge was recalled. hut Dsfors he
could teaufy there was great row
, over that mysterious bit VI paper.
Are you the correspondent named Ia
thls acuonT" Mr. feaman asked.
Yes, replied the white-oearded
Ibid yoa write thlss" Mr. vorhaus
wanted ihe paper read EN Judge
CloonAn objected strenuously and Mr
HeAmAu SAID he had introduced II only
tfua NJ hu Iva r. nj
the banker correspondent
FiKge, after TOE admission OF An
drews, was asked ABOUT certain letters
lac had sten nine years ago. and IL those
letters were la the Same handwriting IA
the one Ia hand. But he was NOT al
/ lowed 70 say
Said He Heard Andrews.
.F1Ege said that while he WAS ia the
I basement OF ais mothers house last
| Christmas night he heard the voice OF
Constant A. Andrews In MrA klemme' q
/ room upstairs. though he did not see
| him, and that presently his sister cams
down stairs carrying maEnum Of
Louis J. vorhaus examined Mr. Figge.
"Are yOsr feelings toward your sister
Mrr klenmr kindly nowY he asAcd.
no, replied F1gge. blunily.
dozen speciniens OF handwriting
w'nlch had been p-epared for the p1n :
~ oa say you are familiar with tho
hanow ritinE OF Constant A. Andrews.
/ and you have been called TO testify
denco ADout some letters 10 your sister
| EalcA YOU law nlne years ago. and
which are ALLEGED 10 have eesa -Itstsn
/ ~ hirn.' said Justice Mccall. Now.
2.sk out Sir, Andrews's handwriting
| from among tbeee
Il took the Witness about one minute
Written by Louis J. VorhAus.
'aThn witness has not qualined as an
export In handwriting and rule his
| testimony out" said Justice Mccall.
dryiy.
Banker Makes Denial.
NJ. Androwa was recalled and asked
a LOT OF auesoons, 20 Snsen ne rspnsd d
LAngfield. 20 whom he was aAked II he
| had not sent money hfouSh Mrs
| Klemmsi Waited Mrs. Klemme az No.
| III Lexington avenue only three times.
and then on business regarding her viii,
and never sent any money to- Arh.
klomma-
/ rangsments at his home, AIR. Andrews
! sad Mn. Keuzna tad been an occA-
ei0nAl caller on Mrs AndrSvs before
shs became bankrupt He said he didn't
know wberf her room was and had
How many letters have you written
70 Mrs Klemmey' asked Mr.. YsaTnAnA.
Really, / cannot say" replied Mr.
''Dld you ever writo TO her ono.
hours are wearyinE and you are sun
Mr Andrews denied hAvinE written
these words 10 Mrs Klemmal
The correspondent said that after con-
u.dsr1ng several candidates for places
a. hopzekeePer IN the Andnsws hons
she selected Airs Klemme.
Aiy wife praotioallg seaeetsd her, :
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