The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-26
KELLEY SUBJECT
0F MANY0OER|ES
GENERAL MANAGER OF TRIB-
UNE STILL ON STAND WHEN
LORIMER COMMITTEE
MONEY SPENT ON White
Judge Hanecy Called Attention to
Bills Of Reporters Who Were
Investigators Of FFlous
4 White Confession.

4 y. n
washington. July 25.--James
Kelley, general manager of the Chi
cago Tribune, was subjected today
to a FIRE OF questions from Elbridgc
Hanecy, attorney fer Senator Lori
NOR about his testimony yesterday
before the Lorimer committee and
whom the committee adjourned the
cross examination had not been con-
cIndcds
Tiie session IVES complete, with
Short passes between attorney and
witnesses
Az adjournment Attorney Haaecy
was airee Ling Kecley's attention to
ne vouchers submitted to show ho~
the Tribune spent $4,000 inyosti-
sating the White confession.
TAa attorney called attention to
theNhills of e. o. Phillips and G. IT,
O'Neal% reporters on the Tribune
who spaat several hundred dollars
N visiting members Of the legisla-
tire
sDid you know that Mike Link
had been in an insane asylum before
he was elected to the legislature?"
asked Hanecy when Links name
came up in this connection.
'I never heard it until you utter
ed it just now"
Here are the bills of John
a'Iaughlin, began Hanecy.
''He Is a former assistant secre-
tary Of seete and l suppose a high
priced man. is he not?'?'
"fie Is our representative in
fsEasistreton and foFAhis piece Of
~ 10 ~ets q hieh price" IA
Oraurhlir's hills omounted to
$1,131, of which Keeley said more
than $500 was for stenoggaphic
work in the Lorimer case.
Ser ator Fletcher asked If any bill
'~om M. A. Coan was included in the
'tet, when Kelley said there was not
uanecy asked if Coan who went
around gathering what he called in
formation had been employed by
Keeley on the case the witness said
he had not been employed.
Other remarks led Attorney Mar
hle to protest against such reference
to Coan.
| ~ don't know about that" dc.
~,d Hcuocv T may summon bin
ora to show what kind of mar
was employed by the Helm commit.
700 to gather evidence
| ~ thc present Lorimer com
httns tNer he talked aboHt tht
81 -
ats neted 'Keeley when h,
br- +l' 18TH N- Enh,
| W vocard n tre Fu~t-Hi~e
| aversatior at the Union Leagut
NV 81 Chicaeo ut which Lorimel
'actinr und was meStiened
81 have no distinct recollection
"Well then let Us have your r.
Ustirct recollection"
Kelley replied it probably was
North later but he could not recal
1hat he said. One thing he had l.
mind during the conversation he
aid was what made the So Demo
nrats vote for Lorimer
'vou were thinking of the 5
Ncmoerats rather than the 500 90
hot was supposed to have bee
Z -aised2"
VI "My mind doesn't assimilate tha
ruestion."
"Is that because Of the $4,000
,r the So Democrats?"
"Tt Is because Of the question"
"Did you think there was assim
!. lation between SO Democrats an
the 100000 0%"
II think there was not assimils
! ton and digestion"
i Keeley said he belonged to Iii
: tle club in the Union League Clu
that had little room or two theI
y mt he could not recall that th
Funk story was discussed by it.
!, ut was not discussed at the dir
rg table but 1t may have been ;
he other table. ] don't know" sal
!. Ieeley.
! what other table?"
e "The round table, you know whi
I mean" e6
. "The round table, you know whi
4 mean"
III 'Well, 1t has not embarrasse
i you. answer this" continued Hal
= ecy. Mr.. Keeley objected that !
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