Evening journal., 1909-07-16

and said neither Of the lstter's brothers
lived az that address at the June election,
having moved away last fail.
Sally Ann White. colored, previously
sworn, testified that she knew Harry Wat
son and that the latter had no house
beyond Third street bridge for two years
and knew he had had no room in the
Fourth district Of the Second ward since
last March.
Capases were issued for Charles Foun-
tain and Nolan Fisher, who failed to ap-
pear as witnesses. Frank Quinn testified
that he had subpoenaed both.
Mr.. Todd Testified.
George W. Todd, fathor-in-law Of City
Treasurer Howard u. Ross took the Wit
ness stand at this iuncture and was asked
by Mr. whlteman IL he knew where Mr..
Ross was on July I. The witness replied
Mr.. Ross was at Mt. Pocono.
Mr.. Todd was asked II Daniel Ross. City
Treasurer Ross father, had turned over
papers. a notice Of the contest TO him.
The witness replied that he had.
Asked II he sent them TO his slninaw at
Mt. Pocono, he replied he had not.
Asked II he saw Mr.. Ross since July 1,
he replied that he had.
lie was asked If he gave Mr.. Ross the
papers at that time and replied that he
had not, but told him he had them.
Mr.. Ross told him. he said, that he had
received no notice Of the contest and knew
nothing about 1t only what he had read
in the newspapers.
The witness said Mr.. Ross was at Mt
Pocono at the present tine.
on leaving the witness stand Mr. Todd
drew forth the notice papers and offered
TO turn them over TO Mr.. Whteman.
Mr.. Whiteman told him he might keep
them.
Mary Ellis, colored Of No. p Howard
street. testified that William Scott did not
live at her house or IN the row. Lee Ellis
said an aged man did live in their house
by the name of Williams, but what his
other name was he did not know.
Both witnesses were asked IL a man
named Ernest Smith lived at No. 8. How
ard street and they said he did not
Ellis was asked about some other per-
SONS in Howard street, but gave no fur
ther direct evidence.
County Clerks on Stand.
Harry A. Brown, clerk OF peace, Tor New
Castle county, was called by Mr.. White
man.
lie was asked II he had the books of the
registered voters Of the Fourth, district
Of the Second ward. Mr.. Brown produced
the same and Mir. whiteman asked him to
turn to the SIS and find the name Will
liam Scott.
Mr. Joslyn objected, claiming the books
in question were used In the presidential
election and not at the June election. He
sad the book of registered voters OF that
election had already been admitted al
evidence.
Mr.. Whiteman claimed that the list oi
registered voters used at the city cleo
/ ton was copied from the books held bs
Mr.. Brown and that these last named
books were the originals. lie wanted then
all admitted.
on motion Of Mr.. McGovern they wer,
admitted on an aye and nay vote.
Turning to the SCOTS on the book o
registered voters at tho request OF Mr.
Whlteman the witness on being question
ed concerning the age Of William Scot
II about whom the Ellis testified. sal
William Scotts age appeared as twenty
ono years in ditto marks under Il.
Mr.. Joslyn I'm cross-examination shower
that q years appeared on the book as III
age Of every voters name written IN H.
William Norfolk. colored Of No. o.
French street testified that he lived a
that address since last December. Pre-
vious 10 that time, he lived at No. 81
: South Market, from where he registere
J for the last presidential election. He sal
he voted from the French street addres
in tho Sixth ward last June, having bee
transferred from the Fourth district Of III
Second ward.
Edward Kitchens. colored. Of No ..
Adams street, said he moved to that ad
dress from No. 800 Buttonwood street las
Christmas lie said he voted from IN
Buttonwood street house AZ the last IA
election. but not at the June election. Il
did not vote at all at the city election, h
said.
Samuel DENLY. colorcd, Of No. 800 But
tonwood street. said he lived at that ac
dress since February 18TH and that I'd
ward Kitchens had not lived there sine
that time.
John Mcbride said he lived at No q
b street and he had known Isaac Boot
and George Benton. They moved from tbs
address. he said. after the election. Aske
which election he meant, the presidents
or city election, he said the June election
He was asked no further questions
Benjamin White. colored. who testihe
he lived in Locust street near A sire,
where there are but two houses, ono o,
cupied by himself and the other by Pet,
Ward. He. was asked II Abraham {
Brooks lived in either house and reple
he did not
Peter Ward gave similar evidence.
"Pooh- Bah" Quinn Again.
Frank Quinn was recalled and testlhs
that he had served a subpoena on Ma
DENLY The latter failed 10 respond who
her name was called. Mr.. Whiteman aske
, for a capias which was issued.
The witness was asked II there was
No si7 Buttonwood street and II Parrio
Hamilton lived in the street. He repliC
that there was no No. a7 Buttonwoc
{ street and that he had looked in Buttoi
1 wood street two days for Hamilton
] subpoena him, but could not locate hir
4 On cross-examination he said he had take
both new and old numbers in searchir
for No. 317 Buttonwood street.
Thurston NJ Love gave similar ev
dence
Mr.. Whiteman said that the name
Parriott Hamilton appears on the boz
4 Of registered voters and Piart Hamllts