The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-29

MIN, from NJ UfooU1s ttUsu MI 0otSUSDs
what Do y0u ~ - - Mr.. Nosssvse<,s
soSrlsty, q lnsbsestyf n TAsss w.
nothing 70 indicate tha< ~ had bssa
drdnlin6 ~ nat he was IN Aay oeaAl.
tioa othee than sober. 80"
Q. What was h1s physical esnGo1eaf
mean - 70 drinkingf WAseAsf -
was sober or drunk. yeu woniA ~ -
was--3 A. He vas eo0se.
When witness wac turned ever - a.
defense Attorney Beldsn oontlnted him.
self with showing that witness waS M
In the hail where Col. Roosevelt spoke
and witness wAs dismissed. ~
RoosGvELT'S COUSIN rGLlD
or sWiMMiNo AND DRINKING
Phillip Roosevelt, . soa q ~. 1nis4
Roosevelt. who 10 . Arst cousin q ~
former Precedent. standing Slx tset
! seven inches. sisnAse Aad twGnty.one
years old, sald he was . aswspapee
man o( New York city.
"HcW loAs have you kaSwn the slain.
an" inquired Attorney vounA.
well hss known ne ell my nfA"
@. Now. taking your earliest Secoiioo.
ton q the peaanuR. what en- yea ~
a. 10 whether ne was addicted - he
use Of uQuor. A. OF eourss h was Dot .
drunkard.
O. What can you aAy - to hi spssoAf
mean u 70 pgofsnityf A. He never
usss It
DID he ever use obscene languassf'
asked Lawyer Pound.
The young man remained silsat anA
Attorney Pound addsd: ''Of courys re
, delicate question: answee yee Or ~"
NO." elurtsd the witneea
Young Roosevelt was cross e1analneo
BY Horace Andrsws for the dsfsosG
Q. Did you svse use liquor n Coaone,
Roossvslt's homer A. Yes.
Q. Red winef A. Yes; red wine. white
wine. Russian wine. champagne. sherfy.
whiskey. brandy and some othssa.
q. quite . eel1eeuoa q W4Asos
en- 4. Tee, n Wao seguaaB ~.
tlsnan's eellas.
q. WHAT'S tAatS 4. Z ~ % Vo0
. regular GsataRaA'o eel1a4.
q. Zave y0u sve1 bsea - . baa-
u aust vstA COL 1oeesvsat WAseo
4 they haA eoektallsS 4. : AsAV
tA1Ak %. ..a.-. =. .-t
81 Attorney AndroWs asked the witneo
2 whether there had not been . msstinI
y Of proposed witnesses In this case Il
r Col Roossvelts editorial Office In Nsv
York and whether the Colonevs butte
p vsa not present I..
!, The witness replied hs did not kno,
!. who was present, except that he went
Il expecting to give . deposition.
PiNcHor ALSO TtsrMi9S n
y RoosEvELr'o oooRlGrv.
!" oxford Pinchot. ch3sf forester n IN
- Roosevelt Administration. at the after
!" neon session testified to he tesnperst
!. hafsats Of the plaintiff.
Ptnchot said he Was educated IN Me-
York. ct Yale and abroad. and aftl
/. taking his degree at New Haven too
~ up scientific forestry ~ . profession
"Have you observed Col. Rooseve
keenly?" inquired Attorney Pound.
;. "Yes. have.
u Q. Now. from that observation. pleas
% tell the jury whether he drank spirit
70 klass Of wine.
@. Could the piainti6 In tAk ca
10 have drunk to euceas. have been
DO heavy drinker' without y0ur kn0wing II
40 A. No. he could not
=. On puD'H Cccsno"H nst 49, =,
4. nee"s Z" '"s p'sl"'n ~ w
.e liquorf A. Always temperate.
Z" Q. You have dined at Oyster "a,
. q Wh.n tnsr. v.r. o,hsr sueit, 4,
- when YOU we're the only onsr A. Bet
I'm q was there wine when there We
ne rue.ts. A. Yes: somstimes whits Wi
a. NJ m.vbs sherry. thin,r I have nsv
I'm ~, ch.mnarns m thu tah,e thsre
m Wwr... .s,d that =. had ssen y
10 p...v.,, a-,rr c,. min. h,i.e, GA,
60. ,.v time, nd Mrht vi.s a Z,
q 49,.
u $3.50 s...s ~, n~o,
In ."..', ..es. ~ =, os,...,,s
"A v"n '""u'se !" V'S'~"'' "
n a. Never
~. Attorney Andrews, for the 1efsn
~ wanted to know how long Pinchot y
DC .ccustomed 10 be away from Washir
a.. -h,., nnosevsIt "a. Prcsidsnt.
the W.. W." ,'",,su,, .r.srs X,,s.- ,
r," 1 ~" -.
aid sommsr r"'"'' '~''' "''''''"
n Won A mt llva In ina hanne Mi