The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-12
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and wife, the names 1t was charged
the lieutenant governor and Thomas
vredenberg. Of Springfield, and the
two women In the party were
registered under He Identified the
books but could throw no further light
on the matter.
John Jacaharias. q check clerk of
the hotel, read from the check book
OF the cafe the orders that were sent
TO the suite Of rooms 5l3, 514 and 515.
The first order was four cocktails
at 1910 q. M, on Jan. 18. The other
orders in part were as follows:
! $3.50 a. M Three grape fruits.
three orders OF buckwheat cakes,
1 three coffees, two orders of toast and
four bronx cocktails.
1925 p. m.Room 514Two sloe
gin fixes, one Gordon gin liz, one
| golden gin fiz-.
1905 p. m.-One Gordon gin fizz,
one golden gin fizz, one highball, one
sloe gin fizz.
1907 p. m.-Five sloe gin fizzes, six
A cigars, two packages OF cigarettes,
4 half gallon Of Pilsener beer, one
golden gin fizz.
i On the following day January 49,
the breakfast order was for two and
one-half grapefruits. two orders OF
dry toast and three cups OF coffee. Al
noon the order was:
One quart OF Pilsener beer, two
!. sloe gin fixes and one silver gin fizz
Other orders sent to the rooms
were similar. Jacaharias went to ths
81 rooms twice to look after the ser
vice." He testified that he saw three
persons, two women and a shor
! heavy set, light complexioned, we'
dressed, smoothly shaver man. a
did not see any one else. Leutenan
Governor O'Hara is a slender, darh
haired man.
O'Hara's story of his visit to tn
Press club on the nights o. Januar
4 IL and January Is were corroborate
4 by Ernest Campbell Eubanks, a wri
4 err and Jay Cairns, president OF tn
4 club. He said he Landed checks Il
I the lieutenant governor for cigars an
1 refreshments. On Saturday night tn
1 18th he saw O'Hara at the Press Gu
i dance. Cairns testimony was int
4 rupted while a messenger was
4 spatched to the Press club for Il
books containing records OF sales.
y Clarence Snyder, another memp'
4 OF the club, told the committee I
b saw O'Hara in the Press club room
at 2..30 a. M. on Sunday, Jan is.
Everett Jennings, assistant state
attorney OF Cook county, testified tn
he saw o'Hara leave the Lambs ca
s at midnight on January II and upS
3. greeting him, was told by Ola
i, that the latter was going home.
3 n consider Barratt O'Hara as mi
i ali a young man as any 10 the Gov
= try said Jennings.
- Secretary Parker Of the Press eli
- produced the checks paid by Ola
early on January iSand again on ia
s nary 10. The lieutenant govern
/, then took the stand and explain
- that the drinks he. bought there We
- for other persons.
- Richard II. Colby, collector. :
~ tified that O'Hara paid a bill TO h
on January IS by writing check
/. Bernard j. Larkin. attorney, ties
=, :, fed that he was with o'Hara nea'
!, all day Saturday, J@n. Is, and un
+ noon January 10.
'ts Unless 1t is decided late today
spm mon no more witnesses before
"a investigating committee. It IS pr
:, able that no session of the SEM
:, white slave investigating commlssl
oh will be held this week, heu1ens
Governor o'Hara and Senator y
who attended the session Of the &C
mittee today, made this statement