The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-14

with him?''
mo, he went with me-
You selected him to go, didn't your
mo. I invited. There is distinc-
ton there
to DIR. Warner at meeting in Chi
cago?'
He was invited"
who presided?'
81 don't remember"
Didn't DR.. Warner"
Il can't tell
Didn't he make a speech, and We're
not you well pleased with his address?"
He's good talker."
will you name some of the people
who told you of the doctors reputa-
tion?'
Il could name you a hundred because
his conduct became subject OF scan
dali"
DO you know anything of his repu-
tation in Topeka?"
Il was told of the Meriden affair.
I can tell you"
Il ask the court to instruct this
gentleman from Chicago. to keep his
mouth shut until he is asked a ques-
ton broke in Capt. Waters.
Did you know all of these things
you have testified to when Waters
talked to you in Chicago?"
Il think So
What made you think DIR. Warmers
actions were affectionate %
THE looks he gave her were not
such as a married man should give
woman he Is not married to-"
How many people were on State
street when you saw them together"
"A great many"
What were DR.. Warner and Miss
Tilford doing?"
Looking in window"
That is your idea of an affectionate
occasion, then %
No answer.
.'Didn't you know Miss Tilford was
in a party of friends at St. LOUISE"
mo, SIR
Fulton on the Stand.
Mr.. A w. Fulton was called to the
How long have you been connected
with the Knights and Ladies of Sc
curity?"
About IL years.
I'm what capacity
Ten years on the law committee
and two on national executive COM
mittee.'
DO you recall your first meeting
with Miss Tilford p fr
1T was at St. Louis in 1904 7@
What did you report to Mr.. Kirk
patrick about the conduct of DR.. War
per and Miss Tilford there?''
81 told him the doctor is certainly
paying a great deal of attention to
Miss Tilford; that I saw them many
times alone. and he always stuck to
her side
''What was your report concerning
their conduct at the Mackinac meet
ing?"
conduct was very friendly and that it
reflected against the order and that
steps ought to be taken to prevent the
reelection of DR.. Warner. told him
that one day on the hotel. veranda
she turned to me and asked. Has DR..
Warner gone to his room yet? I want
to go and dress for dinner and 1 want
said, You don't let the doctor button
your dress do your and she said, Yes,
I put my dress on and then he comes
in and buttons 1T for me- / also told
him that they came to my office fire.
quently and that the doctor was pay
ing more affectionate attention to her
than he did in st. LOUIS
You are a lawyer, are you not?"
81 am
Whats that answer?" demanded
Captain Waters.
'Oh, he admits it," said schenck
"You were at the Mackinac con-
gress in 1902"
'tI was
mother was Thereof
81 did not
Were you ever with Miss Tilford
at st. Louis 20
yes. we took walks through the
grounds and took pictures
What time of day did you walk with
her?"
''Duri lg the day time
Just the same as DR.: Warner?"
mo, he went at evening"
Then you took her around in the
day tine and DR.. Warner at night?''
Did you ever take Miss Tilford to
lunch in Chicago?'
Il did,
THAT is Just what DR.. Warner did
isn't it?"
But didn't lean UP against her like
the doctor did"
You took Miss Tilford to a great
many dances and parties in Mackinac
and to lunches and dinners didn't you?''
''I did some. yes"
Witnesses are being called by the de-
tense n an attempt to prove that DR.
Warmers reputation for morality and
chastity in Topeka was bad during the
years of 1906 1907 and 1908.