The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-30
Editor Newstt listened inten,iy to the


Editor Newett listened intentiy to the
young mans story
He hardly ever took anything 10
drink" said Philip. except at night
sometlmes q glass Of milk with a spoon
ful Of brandy Ia H."
He called II milk punch " said Philip
Something very Ike a smile stole
over the face OF Editor Newe,. FOR the
frst time since the trial began.
II heard all the speeches ne made.
continued young Roosevelt. taking oT
his thick glasses a nomen, and making
strictly Rooseveltian gesture
AT Duluth and Superior did the
, Colonel take any liquor"" asked A'tof
nev Pound
Not one drop" sad young Roose
vet
In Gil YOUR acquaintance with Col.
! Roosevelt have YOU ever seen IN him
the slightest indication that he had
taken liquor 10 excess"
OF course not" thundered the Young
man
Attorney Andrews of the defence
asked II the colonel kept wh'skey In
MS house
Yes" said Philip
Scotch whskey"
| Haven, seen ~ hu. guess it's
here "
Red wine"
Never saw any. bur ! suppose IT, 5
here. too
"A regular collection OF liquors
VA. = G~n,I-man's cellar.
"A regular gen,leman's cellar" sad
, young Roosevelt
He had attended many dinners at the
White House he said. and banquet.
elsewhere Win the former President.
They always had champagne ne
added
How ions have yon been a news
paper man asked Andrews
Since March said the witness.
biushing
Was no, Mr. Rooseveits testimony
: written oui before ne went on the
witness stand" d.ms nded the defend
ants lawyer
1T was
Was II no, printed IN New York be-
fore II was given in this conr'?'
! II don, know
! Did you make out a statement of
your testimony in advance
| II did. most OF the witnesses did g.
for Mr. Pound - guide him N bring
| n ou' the testimony
| Philip Roosevelt; said he had been q
| the OViiOob Office IN New YORK. where
the pressn, ..oei suit was prepared he
Wa then excused from the stand
Drank coffee In Cuba.
Edward Emerson. field secretary 20
Col Roosevelt in Cuba. testified ,ha,
he Colonel drank nothing but coffee
and wate. through the war. Emerson
now il New York newspaper man
After a brief experience as European
correspondent and police reporter he
went 20 Cuba as rough rider with
| RooseNe.t and WAS his rad secretary.
he SAID
! The attorneys 'or ;n- defence tried
| - block any mention OF The colonels
charge Al San Juan hill. but they failed
| There can Ne onlv one purpose COM
mented Attorney Andrews
| I never saw MIN drink any intoxi-
eating liquors during N. time ne was
| 4 rough rider" decareG Emerson
n. drank coffee and water I've
never seen him under the influence ~
liquor in any way
Judge =. q. UIair Tesstaes.
| Former Judge a Il. BAR. the famous
defranchiser OF voters in Adams county
Ohio. WAS called next Judge Blair
aroused tremendous interest In the
court room His wholesale barring OF
Adams county voters from the franchise
for election bribery has made him as
we'll known here ss Roosevelt himself
The jndse. modestly descr bing him
SELF as a Portsmouth lawyer, went on
to tell Of mis- trip with Col Roosevelt in
southern Ohio IN lss, wears campaign
There was nothing 10 indicate tha;
the Colonel was intoxicated or had been
drinking" h- declared He wss n
good physical condition and sober
Temperate. Saya Pinchot.
clifford Piuchot, Chic. Forester in tn.
Roosevelt administration. a, the after
noon session testified To the temporal,
habits OF Ia. paintir.
Pinch0, said he Was educated in New
York. a. Yale and abroad ard after
taking his degre. al New Haven tool
up scientific forestry as a profession
Have YOU observed Col. Roosevelt
k.euly'' inquired Attorney Pound.
les, nave.
=, Now from thai observation pleas,
tell ne jury whether he drank spirit
uous or malt liquors A. - cssionally
glass % wine
q Could the p.an,n N mis- case hav,
drunk ~ eNue-s ha,e been heav'
dr'nksr without vour showing 80 A
No. he could not
Y. On public occasions what were tn.
habits of the plsintr ss 10 The use o
liquor \ AlXavs t~mpera'-
- You nave ulntd a. pvs,e~ Bay
A. Many times
q Wneu there were uih-- guests ar,
vhsn you We're the on, one \ Both
y Was there vine when ,h-r. w.r
guests: \. Yes. sometimes white win
or maybe sherry. | think l have neve
) seen champagne on the table there.
Mist Juiep and Wine.
Witness said thai ne had seen Mr.
Roosevelt drink one mint julep: cham
payne few times and light wine II few
times.
z. Have yeu ever heard Col, Roose
Welt indulge Ia profanity ~ obscen!,y
\. Never
| Attorney Andrews. for the defence
. wanted to know how long Pinchot wa
i