The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-14
there and report the same to Mr.. Kirk

there and report the same to Mr.. Kirk
patrick"
Il did"
Tell what you saw
81 saw them in the suite of offices
of which mine were a part
What did YOU observe about their
conduct?"
81 told Mr.. Kirkpatrick that Dr.
Warner was q married man and that
the lady was not his wife, and that
thought their conduct was very affec-
tomato
What else did you tell him p
II told him they had visited at Full
tons Office: that 1 had reason TO OBJ
serve their conduct and that had fol-
lowed them
IF you followed them, state where"
81 had noticed them several times
and determined to follow them and
ascertain where they went 1 followed
them to the door of the sherman
house. Nobody was with them
did you see them anywhere else ?''
Eating at q restaurant"
See them anywhere else ??
ION State street.
How did they act"
81 thought their actions unbecom-
ing IN unmarried woman and a mar
ate and he had hold of her arm con-
stantly
you've said that 'afectionately'
seven times now" interposed Attorney
Schenck.
state whether you were in St. Louis
during the fraternal congress during
1904" continued Mr.. Doran.
Did You see them there and have
occasion to observe their conduct and
report it to Mr.. Kirkpatrick ?"
81 saw them there in the Fraternal
building"
What was their conduct you re-
ported to Kirkpatrick -
sit was very affectiOnate."
Are you acquainted with the gen.
eral reputation of Mr.. Warner in re-
gard to morality and chastity"
Il am
What is it. good or bad?"
Objection offered on ground that wit
ness living in Chicago did not know
that DR.. Warner was in Chicago many
times and once for a term of four
months.
WAS it good or bad?"
Bad
The Cross Examination.
ross-examination by Mr.. Switzer.
when were you first connected with
the knights anC Ladies of Security"
In 1885,
You knew of the organization of the
council in Topeka?"
From hearsay."
who founded it here?''
DR. Warner 1 believe
Did Warner give Mr.. kirkpatrick
his officer.
Objection made and sustained.
From whom did you get your ap-
pointment?'
From Mr.. Kirkpatrick
Didn't you get over $4,000 salary in
1902"
Il had to pay 10 deputies out of that"
How much did you get?"
Il don't know"
You owe your appointment solely to
him, don't you?"
Il suppose so-'
do you remember your interview
with Capt. Waters at Chicago when he
was asking for your deposition and you
said you saw nothing and knew moth
ing?'
Il said I knew nothing about Miss
Tilford.''
You now say you knew nothing
concerning Miss Tilford. Did you tell
Mr.. Waters the truth when you told
him then you knew nothing?' 20
That doesn't sound like the answer
1 gave him.
You gave the reason that you
knew nothing for not giving deposit
ton
7 knew nothing against Miss Til
fords reputation.
You say you saw them in Fulton's
office. How many times?"
"Once. But 1 saw them passing
through the corridor many times"
How many timea did you see them
passing your door,"
Seven or eight. They went to the
reception ROOM
THAT room is open to the public is
it not?"
If they behave themselves
Ever make any objections to them
coming there p
Il did,
Did you have instruction from
Kirkpatrick to follow these people?"
No
You followed at vour own supees-
tion?''
Yes"
Where did they go when they
went to the Sherman house ?"
81 saw them go in the door,
What time ?''
Afternoon"
Wasn't it lunch time -
1T is always lunch time there
Then you do know that it was
lunch time don't your"
Il suppose So"
And you saw them in restaurant"
Yes"
How many people We're there?''
From 200 to 5OO''
You just saw them sitting at
table?'
Yes"
ssDid vo1, ever sac Fulton taxa Miss