The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-30
i spoke with Mr.. Towill and MIR. Boy

@. Were there any bids or any
thing of that sort before the board
or sketches or anything Of that sort:
A. Yes, sir; Nivisson-W eiskopf com
pany of Cincinnati sent them a bid
@. Mr.. Farley, state whether OF
rot it was discussed in your pres
ence by Mr.. Boykin or Mr.. Towil
that these sketches were sent from
Nivission-Weiskopf company? A. Yes
sir.
@. Mr.. Farley, state whether OF
not, subsequent to your conversation
you had in Columbia, If Mr.. Boykin
and Mr.. Tatum went to Cincinnati?
A. Yes, sir.
@. In whose company were they
when they arrived In Cincinnati? A
M. A. Goodman.
@. Where did you find them in
Cincinnati? A. Goodman telegraph
ed me to meet him
@. Never mind what Goodman did;
where did you meet them? A. Grand
Central depot.
@. From there where did you go?
A.. I am not pretty positive has
been four or five years ago
@. Did you or not go on that oc-
casion to Nivison-Weiskopf company's
place of business? A. Yes, sir.
@. For what purpose did you &c
there? A. They said they were 60
ing to buy bottle supplies and labels.
@. And you went to the Nivison-
Weiskopf company? A. Yes, sir.
@. Did Mr.. Boykin go? A. Yes,
sir.
@. Mr.. Tatum go? A. Yes, sir.
@. Ind Mr.. Goodman? a. Yes,
sir.
@. And yourself? A. Yes, sir.
@. Did you discuss the label mat
ter going along there or during the
day, at the Nivisson-Weiskopf COM
pany? A. Well we spoke about it in
a general way.
@. And you were going there to
make a contract for labels? A. Yes,
sir.
Q. Well, was there a contract en-
tered into there? A. I do not know
whether it was made there or signed
there or signed here.
@. Was there any agreement or
understanding about buying the lab
els there that day? A. Mr.. Goodman
told me N
@. Never mind what Mr.. Good
man told you. Mr.. Farley, were
those sketches made in Cincinnati at
the time you wele discussing the
matter with Weiskopf? A. Yes, sir.
@. Mr.. Farley, what proportion OF
the profits were you to- receive? A.
| was to receive one-third.
@. One-third? A. Yes,- sir.
@. State whether or not that is a
check you received in payment of the
profit? (Handing paper to witness.) }
Mr. Johnstone: We object now,
unless these men knew it, your hon
or.
The Court: will let him answer
that question.
Mr.. Lyon: Is that the check, Mr..
Farley? A. Yes, sir.
Col. Nelson: s6,5O0, is it not, Mr..
Lyon?
Mr.. Welch: s6.534.
Mr. Lyon: We offer this check in
evidence.
Mr.. Lyon: .ur. Farley, you had
this conversation with Mr.. Goodman?
A. Yes, sir.
@. What did Mr.. Goodman tell you
on that occasion? A. He told me a
short while afterwards he paid Mr..
Roykin $4,000.
Mr.. Raysor: I object to that, on
this ground, that it was not in fur
therance of this conspiracy. He said
it was several months afterwards, he
paid money out.
Mr.. Lyon: 1 will ask the question
a little bit differently. Mr.. Farley,
with reference 10 this conversation
with Mr.. Goodman and yourself,
when was this check of $500 and
odd dollars paid you? A. 1t was af-
ter the labels had been shipped and
paid for.
Q. After the labels had been ship
ped and paid for that you got the
check? A. Yes, sir.
@. When was this conversation
had between you and Mr.. Goodman ;
was it before you received the check
A. Which conversation do you refer
to?
Q. When he told you he had paid
Mr. Boykin $1,000. \. 1t vas prev
ious to the check.
Q. About how many months after
they were in Cincinnati? a. Well
do not know positively. l will say
a week.
@. Within week after they left
Cincinnati? A. Yes, sir.
@. Now, Mr.. Farley, you state that
Mr.. Goodman told you that he had
paid Mr.. Boykin $4,000 ? A. Yes
sir.
@. Or an amount in that neighbor.
hood? A. Yes, isr.
@. Did he say whether or not he
paid Mr.. Tatum anything? A. He
said he paid Mr. Tatum $500.
Mr.. Raysor: We object to that.
Mr.. Lyon: Did he say whether he
maid Mr. TOMill anYthing2 A Yes