Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-27

only occupied twenty minutes. -
was conducted by Horace Andrews
of the defense, as follows:
o.-You have never lived in the
! State of Michigan?
| A.-No.
o.-Outside of flying trip made
through the State of Michigan, you
have never been in the State In the
last eight or ten years.
Al have never been in the State
of Michigan within the last eight OF
ten years except upon the flying trips
/ made.
Q.-So / would be correct in saying
that you have not been within the
State of Michigan within the last If
teen years?
Ayes. sir. a.
O-Your acquaintance is somewhat
limited in Michigan?
Alt is limited.
o.-Do you know Mr.. George
| Shiras?
Al know Mr.. Shiras.
Q.-Do you know that Mr. Shiras is
not a resident of Marquette?
Al have heard that he does not
live here regularly.
Q.--It was in Washington that you
met Mr.. shiras?
Ayes, when he was in Congress.
Q.-Since you came back from
Africa you have been connected with
The Outlook, at New York?
Al have.
Q.-And connected some in politics?
| A.-And in politics also.
| Q.-Now your acquaintance while
you were in the city of Washington
and possibly at Albany was with po.
litical men?
A.--Not many were political men
A great many were writer's of history
and naturalists.
Q.-You have many friends in Con-
gress, have you not?
| Has known Almost All Senator's.
Al have known almost every
senator.
| Q.-You know also great many
congressman and received a great
many congressman at the White
House, and they invited you to theii
sresidences?
| Al received a great many con-
gressmen but they rarely invited me
to their residences.
| Odd l understand you to say
you have never taken anything In The
way of intoxicating liquors?
| A.-You did not so understand me
you understood me to say that die
so only in small qualities.
| Q.-The only spurious or intoxicat.
| ing liquors you took in general would
be little brandy with milk?
A teaspoonful in tumbler full
of milk.
Q.-You have never for flfteer
years taken more than dozer
glasses of whiskey?
Al did not drink a dozen glasse.
of whiskey in fifteen years.
| Q.--Now, the wine you drink is light
vines
Ayes, sir.
| Q.-What do you mean by light
wine?
| Al mean white wines, and some.
times II may be p little Madeira.
| Q.-Any other kind of wine?
AL may have drunk little rec
wine and occasionally a little sherry
4 Q.-You don't keep any wine Of an!
kind in. your house?
Aired wine?
Q.-Do you keep wine of any Kint
in your house?
Ayes.
| Odd you keep brandy and win,
in the White House?
Mr.. Pound-I object to that.
The Court-You may note an ex
ception.
ROOSEVELT continued to keep wine
as found that my predecessor hat
done so.
i Q.-Did you drink whiskey or hav'
you drunk whiskey on your trips
A.-Except as l have described {
teaspoonful in glass of milk.
Odd you carry a flask of whis
key or brandy with you on your trips
Al did not.
He Knew Wallace.
Q.-Do you know Mr.. Wallace, o
Detroit? Ayes. sir.
| Q.-What is his business? A.
don't know.
Q.-Had he anything to do with tn
beginning of this suit, if you know
|
Q.-Don't you know who began thi
important suit? Al was in Mere,
Hospital, Chicago, at the time.
| Odd you know that Mr.. Wallac
had charge of it and did you know
that he had charge of employing
counsel? A.-That could not say.
| Q.-Had you met Mr.. Pound up t
that time? Al may have met him
He Could Not Remember.
/ Q.-But have you any memory o
it? Al don't remember whether
met him or not.
Q.-Was Mr.. Pound employed b,
you; that is, employed by you per
sonally? A.-No, he was not EN-
ployed by me personally.
Q.-Do you know who paid for tn
expense of taking testimony and al
that? Did you stand that expense
Ayes.
Q.--And it has not been borne b.
any organization in the State o
Michigan? Att has not.
Q.--Have you or any other persol
had charge of it? A.-Mr. Pound ha
had charge of 1t.
Mr.. Andrewss-I think that is all
Mr.. Pound on redirect examination
asked:
Gas / understand it, you hav
no recollection of having seen MI
Pound, in Michigan or Chicago
prior to the beginning of this sui
which was some time in the mont
of. October Al have no recollec
ton.
Wrote TO Pound.
Q.-As matter of fact your com
munication with Mr.. Pound by lette
as soon as you were sufficiently abb