New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-03

recollect the exact amount Coneer told u
the envelopes contained" said Hinalln ''h,,
l think he gave the exact spot where tn.
transfer occurred and told us ;har And
said. when he got the money. 1, feel
good =
Then continued the witness. Congo
MAS asked 'Renn DO You think that 10
actually got tho stuff and he answered e
de-
Did he make arr suggestion rhs: thir,
person was present. asked Carr.
Was the name ot Hiram g. Moe men
toned"
Nc"
ON cross-eranlinaricr NJ. Osborne a =Ilei
Human if Coneer said he personally de-
livered the brihe money Human replia
hat h did not
pavis's Ru!iru Sustained
The testimony If The insureert Sena-ors
vas given today. after a CITE Of the Sen
ate had sustained senator Da-is's r7llins
that they might testify without invali-
dating their rights afterr-ar,i "a cit as
p
formal appeal from his ruling at Senator
Humans request that The sense Of the
Senate might he taken and there be no
having testified They rere examined by
2fr. Carr. whose questions exercised the
Conger lawyers greatly.
he is calling these gentlemen t. prove a
negative. declared James " osborne
when Nj Carr asked zach one if Conger
a, that time had mentioned HI Mo- or
any third party or had said whether he
personally paid the b he money 10 Aids
No such objection vas made when Dan
ieis vas put on the sand. His testimony
was positive enough. He was clerk 10 the
Wavs and Means Committee il, 1911 by ap
Pointnen- IF Mr.. AIDS he said. He re
cnemb"red the day .. adjournment in la0I
well. hecaus. nc had extra work to do. the
StenoErapher 70 the eoTrlnittee-one Archie
uibbe-bein2 ii OF scarlet fever About
a. 'hat morning he left his rooms in Jav
street, III said. ven. straight 70 the Cap,-
1ol- and there. 90 his committee room Half
an hour afte- he got there Assemblynlen
: ostello. aoT dead. came in. sat down and
began to write letters a short time there
after Miss Barry. = substitute stenosra-
7ppesreG and the witness said he noticed
thai the foe ieade- had on = frock coat
ea'2 dress for adjournment DAY.
Aids Tailed viii, Otto Kelsey.
Mr.. Aids told him The witness went ~.
hat he mus not leave the committee room
hat DAY as he might b. needed ct any
homent- Next Aids went through his mail
1ictsted some letters. worked on the sup
Elementary supply bill. dictated q summary
II IL and then held 2 conversation with
otto Kelsey. who came to the committee
DOM door which Led into the Assembly
'srlor
After that Daniels said the industrious
majority leader decided he wanted an
'mergencT message for the supply bill. -
'tarted for the Governors chamber. taking
he witness with him. First they went into
he Senate finance room. where Aids talked
few moments pth Senator Higgins
hen they went To The Executive chamber
Aids going inside and coming out With
orplo IF envelopes
This Hord "enrelore= uas too much for
Judge Van WICK
" hat. surely not envelopes on ArriI -
an :" he nueried in mock f1orro,
Yes. envelopes" replied Daniels. rho
eeined - loSe the point CT the query
one "f these envelopes-r- which OF course
"nfained emergency nessaces-he was told
. - IL 10 the SeTate clerk This he did
dining Aids al thu entrance to the Senate
77hN- Then they walked over 10 the As /
emily and All1S vent into the Assem- bly, !
hamher directing the clerk to get his
apers from the committee room and come
=" the chamber. When Daniels rer7t back
> the Vas and Means room Costello and .
i1ss Barry we're still there. he SAID After
7at he lost sight IF Aids only for = fen
'omenfz ats tIme, While the Assembly /
a in session