The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-16

How long have you known DR..
Warner"
ABOUT 20 years.
DO you know the reputation of Dr.
Warner for morality and chastity"
ST do"
what was it. good or bad?"
Good"
Cross examination featureless and
Geo. A Huron recalled by plaintin.
fair of DR.. Warmers wasp
Eyes, SIR"
"Tell it to the jury"
"Dr. Warner had been strong ex-
ponent of the enforcement of the pro-
hibitory law. A joint keeper there
sued his wife for divorce. alleging in
fidelity and naming DR.. Warner CO.
respondent. AT the same time another
was attending required an opiate to
sleep and the doctor went to her house
every evening to administer the opiate.
The evening before the trial OF the
joint keepers wife in the district court
at Oskaloosa crowd gathered to-
gether and made 1t up to egg Dr. War
ner, which they proceeded to do. The
next day at the trial DR.. Warner was
fully exonerated OF the charge OF CO.
respondent
Cross examination.
"But it was on account of his visits
to the other woman every night tnat
he was egged, was IL not!
mo, sir. II was not"
A. NJ. Fuller and Other Witnesses.
Calvin Brewer testified to the fair
Huron was recalled for further cross
examination.
did you buy a berth for Topeka
to Kansas City?"
mo, SIR
did you get one for Kansas City to
Chicago?"
st did,
you tell the jury positively that
you did not have a Pullman seat from
Topeka to Kansas City ?"
II do"
"And you tell the jury you did not
buy berth from Topeka to Chicago"
Eyes, sir. l do"
you got a Pullman ticket at Kan
sas City?''
'I did"
"Then you changed it with DR..
Warner, didn't your"
''I first got an upper berth, but the
agent told me I might get lower from
the conductor. which 1 did in half an
hour"
s'Do you recall that DR.. Warner
changed berths?"
81 do not
Did DR.. Warner buy one or two
berths?"
ST do not know
Captain Waters again took the wit
ness
sDid Miss Tilford buy her ticket at
the same window as your"
mo sir
''Where did she go to get hers?"
Eat the window at the left"
'"The plaintiff rests" said Captain
Waters.
Recalls Miss Tilford.
Mr.. Doran recalled Miss Dolly NJ Til
ford to the stand,
Mr.. Doran held in his hand a letter
from the registrar of Kansas university
which reported the record that Miss
Tilford had entered the school in Sep
TENDER, 1899, remained in residence
three years and received the degree of
bachelor of painting. 1t further gave
the date on which she was recorded as
being born.
please state to the jury your age?''
Vigorous objection by Waters was
sustained. Matter of age not q COM
petent question here" said Waters, who
gained the point to the amusement of
the crowd.
The Jury was here excused by the
court until afternoon to allow the at
torneys to thrash out the demurrer to
the fourth count of the petition.
Defendants counsel made motion
to require plaintiff to elect whether
they will stand on SANDER or libel and
Judge Dana took until 1870 to consider
whether or not he would require them,
to do so.
The plaintln still mas TWO LIBEL counts
and one Islander count to rely for dam
ages unless the judge decides that
counsel shall elect which count they
prefer
The instructions of Judge Dana will
be read to the jury early in the after
noon session and argument is scheduled
to begin today. Length Of argument
has not been decided upon, but will
probably consume most of the time to-
morrow.
Congressman McKinlay and Mar