Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-29
ROOSEVELT ILnlY!
SOBER OI JOURNEYS
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS ON
CAMPAIGN AND ePEAkINa
TRIPS TESTIFY.
MAN WHO rRAlLEp HIM
MANY YEARS oivE8 EVIDENCE

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at Dinners and Then Modsrats'y-
psfsnss Attempts top Tansis Rail-
road Employe.
Marquette, May 2S.-F1ve witnesses
for Colonel Roosevelt, q relative. q
former member Of the Rough Riders
regiment e. former locomotive fireman,
a newspaper man and former judge
testified today in Colonel Roosevelt's
suit for libel against George II. Newett.
All the witnesses asserted that the
colonel was only moderate user OF
intoxicants.
The substance of the testimony as
given by Philip Roosevelt. a young SON
Of the colonels cousin; Charles Willis
Thompson. New York newspaper
man: Andrew Adele, q former locomo-
tive fireman: Edwin Emerson, a Cuban
Rough Rider campaigner, and A. z.
Blair, a former common pleas Judge Of
Ohio, was that durirg his campaign In
Cuba with the Rough Riders Colonel
Roosevelt drank only black coffee or
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''He kept regular gentleman's ce!-
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Merrre+>. w,.h Nov eof..orpa
c. n.,.
oAf 40 "os. VI 'o'1
who - suing George A. Newett 1or
libel IN the MarQuette court, ID feceiV'
ing heavy mail every day owing 70
tho prominence given tne case IN the
newspapefs. Inose 70 MI. sniias are
mossty beS1ins iettefh probably IN
spned oy plctMes o1 nls DIG nome
7 mere. One % tnem askeu MI" aof
sm0ney f0 ypay n IN nSea.lHeHt on laI
Ihose - MI. roo eveN an1 M ~"
ett arc lor .ne nos -, .uiI - .. 'r. .usI.e
az 10 no" tAe c1Se 1iou'o oe eo''u1s
ed.
Adoltlonai witnesses lsor the pam
TIN Will pe nearo tooay' ioi,olro"'
memorial 0ay' VIII oe ooseFseu
holiday. Colonei hooseveit mas peen
1nvlted 10 ADDRESS the se'erans 'oiA''1
c.:. -..;s..
Iravs"ng Sompen'o" 'ee'
Cnaries Willis ihotnpson' VI se"
York. 1or nine years q waine M eon
- vi ,aw..
Hticai writer tor = ne" 1oFA ne"'
paper teetlned TINS MORNING.
AS ION col1
said. I used TO go 20 the "nlte aouse
to SEQ sar. fsoosevet' saw Nn
ualiy a,one .. soe. 80 ~ atta-noon
Ing ana sonet'"es IA l"e .,.s.. -- --
usually m nls NJ. o..e' ne. Du .,,,Hta ~ his
In order 70 lose no. nv -
work he received v1sltors "nl!e Is.ns
IN the oarDei chail' =, n..e. e.s. s,,..
the ooor ol nauoI a,,oa4a.. VI. @ 1900 nndar
saw MIN In tne siis hleS' ueeo
the influence OF iAuU. tl.l ..,. o..
Ever 90 On any 'iip ~. IN =, mn ,,,1a
was Win nun ~ on 'cov sto,,,.ard
swing arouno .ne c1o.e ,.a, rrs,eaao
Joined him at mercy nosp n.s t.,ere
when ne was sno'' anu ..s :. mas
until eiec..on. W. "ees 49,. 49, Nsw
sr',. sho, ~ -. 80 -. sion. IN addre.s large
YORK on Two occas,o1e ~ - ,...,h t,,,,e "
mass meetines anu ! VEN WIN tA''
Only Ora"k q O'""e
"on these 'r1ps oao sou 500 n'u'A
him ..
Il saw him constantly ana nes. %
saw him take a drink o. anec.eu e',a wiz
liquor. When ne le1t 're car ioi'o"e'
him." 80. >,
Did you ever see MN take q n.,H aIN'
"only at dinners OF tne o" ua
Club. when he mad siass OF enala-
payne In front OF MIN. ne ,. mouiu ".
castonally take SIP OF II. ne ai"ass .ss
was too busy taking or "atcnns .no
stunts performed ny tne f.uilone.s .a aa .
He always MADE speech On 'hss. s..... -
casoins. ne s." ~. sa,, ey.,. - %
when they were anout nal. over !" 81
back to the Wnlte Rouse . ~ woN
No Aoverse oo',p ~. nn"s 80
Asked wnetner tnele nau 81. ~.
discussion IN wasnns.on m.. n,,aa. a 10 ''
sr novAr heard 1t discussed the seven