The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
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Seen to Take More by
Cousin; Has Gentle
-. Wine Cellar at
Oyster Bay.
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q f;,.t witness today, Mr.
q. y, had served on tho reception
~ ~ the Gridiron club and
= many campaign trips with
.ssyelt. but he had never seen
,Ssi 70 the slightest degree,
~ ;nfluence of liquor and had
,srd the colonel use protane
u T pinchot, chief forester dur
;dent Boosevelt's g administra'
:i fhat his acquaintance with
'',sei had been long and intl-
vou observed the plaintiff
~ asked Lawyer Pound.
b Keen Student of .
.vslt Efficiency.
4 / have. I have observed him
IA keenest interest y
" hare you observed the plain
~ such deep interest and close
3 serutiny2"
. ,cason for observing him close
deep interest in the subject
|cIency,'' replied Mr.. Plnchot.
ssyer / saw a man who was ca
q unusual work, who was un-
i efficient, ! wanted to observe
Ia ate, what he drank, how much
"A. everything which might ac.
|of his unusual efficiency. So l
1 Colonel Roosevelt. -
witness testified that the ex-
"a occasionally drank a glass Of
uld the plaintiff have drunk to
have been a heavy drinkor
4 your knowing itH"
pa answered Mr.. Pinchot, 'he
'os."
|sei Andrews, on cross.examina
Lea, "Isn't II truo that whisky
n at the White house ~
Fitaess said that it was the best
recollection that once when a
4 q White house dinner a glass
~ had been partaken OF.
Punches Again.
b Garfield. secretary of the in
1uring the Roosevelt adminiStra.
hid that when his father was
nl, wines were kept in the White
he had been with the colonel
n trips, but had never seen him
ite Influence of liquor TO the
q extent and be had only seen
|osel drink strong liquor in milk
s IS he sometimes did before re.
Vhen campaigning,
Eitness further said that at
1mners he had seen the colonel
>uc single glass of champagne.
|1t's dinner said Counsel
How about breakfast2''
5nrficld sOlemnly declared that
neyer seen Colonel Roosevelt
<hsmpagne for breakfast.
Cousin Philip James Roose,
4 Now often he saw Cousin
He He said that his father g
= next TO Cousin Theodore's at
Say and that he was over at
lnguished relatives a great
be had been with the colonel
;ne last political campaign and
!h him once at Chautauqua
ne colonel spoke, he said.
=, IS Chautauqua9'' asked Coun.
7utauqua, said the witness, "is
''hool teachers 90 in summer and
Eured to.''
Wine Cellar.
1ty Andrews was curious as to
me was kept in the Roosevelt
vyBter Bay and young Cousin
sapes said that there was Rus.
s and Moselle and Sherry and
'se Madeira red wine, cham
no possibly some others.
: collection in that cellar
'ae'e'' asked Attorney An
: Gentleman s cellar, SIR re
yeung Roosevelt.
emerson said that during hi.
a rough rider he had beer
Mftsry and was always quit,
& sns colonel night and day. Fl,
~ never seen him drink alco
q Keller, the naturalist rovo
e'Vnel drink, and Judge A. II
|Iss aae been on the receptio,
auring Colonel Roosevelt :
m nm Z, trip in Ohio and accom-
ISa, si v through the state, aud An
"A ~ VI ronton, O.. who ha,
I6s ao ao,se same committee, both de
solonel had never drunk o
|se 1ne n while on that tour. Os
JAWS testified to the sam
M N - ~. os no court tomorrow o.
iss oeing Decoration. Cour
I,es esa'u1rday morning. but IN IN
IA Il IN. stated that they would fin
~ t,f y evidence at the time an,
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