The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
"RODY'. HUGGED; KISSED AND
TALKED OFFSPRING TO MISS JAY

..H" 30 aH..N... sue MnANu n NNNH.
doan notes % kodehsaYer's answers
20 questions and placed them az her
sue Tor future reference.
Obligations az t4orne.
A request was made 81 the court hy
Miss Jay attorney that a letter from
kodenraNcr Co Harriet Martin. in re-
gard 20 marriage b. read
B-t it vas always with the under
standing that these things b. cleared
up. vas read from the letter
What DID you mean by these
Financial obligations. and my Oh
hsailuns 90 my home" Another ex-
tract vas read from the letter 10 Har-
Tiet Martin. saw the only honor
ablc thinE 20 do was 10 tell them"
nay dld you mean by tell
To tel them the enearement was
not possible Al that time"
Aid you see Miss Jay in Chicago in
April lalls' asked Attorney Mahim.
Who paid her fare to Chicago
dld- The preparation was
~ 'anllnS from the Defendants fac.
re tNltched nervously in his chair
WHAT was she In Chicago for!"
she tolu me sh" was here to sec
" doctor tor a blemish on her face &"
DID she tell you IN waterloo she
mentr'' 'u'''e' treat
49,, don't remember. but I think she
s. Did you remain with her all that
"No. sir"
Then what did YOU dor"
in" oi'e OF cous'
Vow didn't YOU 20 to the home Of
an aunt the next night"
10. sir. 10 was the same day."
IN a taHicab."
W hat Vas the hour"
About 10 O'Clock
I'D D!d YOU have any talk with her
""oul your engagement
~ SIR nothing was ever said
"no.t our enlargement
Was anything said about vorr ,rt-
TO Waterloo and what married neoris
should eXpect2' 'u people
asked her FOR her views and what
H.aIII'd people should eNpect ~ eacb
,,,,',,l, "HI the spending OF money a
oman should have. but We ala -,
discuss an engagement '''
inherent timCs9"
Yes. sir
You You took her to the y. ". c. A. -"
After the Sunday party left Stony
'iily: where did YOU go?' 1N
10 oungstown."
" mere cid you see herr"
,lid you take her 70 the theater?"
re-. two or three times"
10 you remember being invited ~
ne Fisher home for luncheon ana tbo,
Miss Jay could not go9"
Yes. sir"
do you remember going 10 the the
alter with Miss Fisher
do remember
on. what has that 10 do with ,bts
case asked Attorney Miller.
Simply 10 refresh the witness NOM
DRY. snapped the opposing LAWYER
men We're YOU al Fred G. Hen
derson's I'm Sioux Clty2"
lt was after the Waterloo meeting
MINK, ] don't remember tho date %
said Rodeheaver. rather impatientIv
ms dark eyes Elistening
nat was YOUR relationship with
'eCrtia Jay at Sioux City2"
Wouid say II was little more
man ordinary ! paid more attention
10 ntr than any young woman"
Miss Jay blushed and smiled. witch
Of paper.
hold her hand2"
II ! must tell. Will"
You kissed her and made love 20
Yes. a few times" and Georgia
smiled again, getting busy with
Did you tell her that your inten-
Mons were .lhonorable?"
Were thoy?"
her that"
she always conducted herself
properly In your presenter"
Yes. sir"
And you felt tina, you had the
rieht. 10 take these liberties with
u can't tell you what the state Of
my feelings were with her at that
And you continued 10 take these
liberties with tho girl these ca
YES. sir" said Homer. blushine
And on one visit 10 Waterloo. YOU
sent her ticket and she returned
Yes. sir"
You also gave her down sofa
y may have given her one"
DO you know when Charles Alex
"nagr. ~" singing evangelist, was
Seven or EIGHT years ago"
And you think no. e. the greatest
know OF your own personal knowI-
'dte Dr. bis marriage benefited him g"
lie has been successful"
100 YOU mink an evangelist IN
marrying i0opardizcs his infcrestsg''
\of n no marries tho right Kind
Of woman"
Had you ever been harmed against
Miss Iay7"