The Detroit times., 1908-05-29

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am a member"
| Pretty good friend?"
II don't know as he is, except in
social way. never had any dealings
with him"
"Where did you get that punch
bowl the officers saw In your house7"
my family bought IT,"
! Capt. Newberry could give no de-
tails az TO the purchase Of this punch
bowl and did not even ask his wife or
daughters about II.
| "Dldn't you hear a member OF your
family tell the officers that that punch
bowl they saw down there was ex-
changed for another?"
| mo, sir"
Don't you know that the punch
bowl now In your house was ex.
changed for the one Annie Smith
gave you last Juiy?"
| "No, sir"
$50 far az you know, then, that's the
only punch bowl that has ever been In
your house?"
| Eyes, sir"
"And you don't know how long
you've had Il or how II was bought or
anything about III"
| mo, sir"
this charge that she gave you a punch
bowl you didn't ask your wife az to
where the one you now have came
from?"
mo, sir"
Capt Newberry again denied that he
ever received cut glass lamp from
Annie Smith.
did you ever show a cut glass lamp
to some friends In your house and tell
them 1t was present to you?"
II did not"
Attorney Frazer objected, declaring
Mr.. Yerkes was "four-fiushing"
IF you've got any such people why
didn't you produce 'em?" he demand
ed.
"DId Annie Smith give you a cut
glass whisky set2"
mo, sir"
"Have you a whisky set7"
part Of one. have tho Jug"
"Oeserlbe t."
The captain described a deeanter
with floral design cut on II.
"lsn't Il an ear Of cornW
"a wouldn't call Il that. IL was q
bunch Of flowers"
Where Did He Get 1T
The captain could not tell where he
got this piece Of cut glass.
"DId Annie Smith ever give you a
diamond stud?"
| mo, sir"
"Aave you a diamond stud2"
| Eyes, sir"
"Where did you get TT"
| 81 bought II In st. Louis"
| "When7"
ain March, 1905, or 1907"
| wasn't Il In March, 1907, when you
were attending the bowling tourna-
ment7"
81 believe Il was"
"That was the time you sent Annie
a postal eard7"
| Eyes, cir"
"And the month after Annie Smith
claims she bought you q studW
annie Smith never bought me any
stud"
"How much did you pay for that dla-
monda"
"S175."
Whereabouts In st. Louis did you
buy ItT
~ don't remember"
"Where did you get the money!
~ get a salary Of $1,000 a year."
Have you a bank account?
| Diamonds, but No Bank Account.
mo, sir"
How much money did you take
with you to st. LOUISE"
About 1925"
Your wife went with your"
yes"
| And you paid her fare?"
"She paid her own fare"
"Out OF money you had given herr"
Eyes"
Provision for Bowling Trips.
The captain explained that 1t was
his custom TO lay aside a portion OF
his salary every pay day as an ex-
pense fund for his yearly bowling
trips.
| Asked TO explain how he came TO
purchase the diamond he said he was
walking along the streets looking AT
| souvenirs In the windows and finally
went into a jewelry store and bought
diamond for himself. The stone, he
said he later had set into a ring by
a local jewelry concern and he exhib-
tied what he claimed was the identi-
cal ring, taking II from his pocket.
AS a matter Of fact isn't that the
diamond you have there the one AN.
ME Smith gave YOU"
| 'It Is not"
Yerkes took up the search OF New
berry's home by deputy sheriffs.
Didn't your wife say 10 one OF the
officers on that occasion, My husband
is In II. but IL they get him they'll get
the others higher up. too?'
mo remark life that was made"
the captain replied with some heat.
Capt. Newberry stated that he In.
troduced Hibbler 10 Annie Smith on
the occasion OF his first visit TO the
woman's place with Hibbler. That
was on Sept %, 1905.
What was the date OF the second
visit, last october. as you claim
IL can't remember the date"
Newberry said he made no minutes
Of the second visit. On the first occa-
sion his officers were present anc
made q note OF II.
Capt. Newberry was asked II he had
ever owned any other diamond and
he mentioned one that had adorned 4
bowling medal he won some years ago.
j He had later removed the stone and
had sold II TO a man named Johnson
g. e9n ne dfduff rernamhar IOhn.