The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-16
SENATOR GORE DENIES
| CHARGES AGAINST HIM

ed the Mississippi connection, sug-
gested that she would miss her train
from Washington at Gas. She said
she had decided not to go, but would
so on the Southern railroad at 1000
o'clock at night"
What did you dot"
Il resumed my seat and next she
suggested that she might run for
commissioner Of charities and correc-
tions in Oklahoma. She asso suggest
ed that was going to have bitter op-
position in my race for reelection
and we discussed that for while.
Then somebody raped and told her
that she had telephone call. She
returned after a protracted converse
ltion and sat on the bed
How long did you talk with her
them
Only few minutes. / told her /
would have to go. rose to start and
extended my hand.
"She took hold of my hand and
kind of seemed to 60 down on the
bed. asked what does this mean?
! She gave some answer which | did
mot understand and then | heard
some one come in and said that he was
1T. e. Robertson of Oklahoma.
1--WE exchanged salutations. About
that time Mrs. Bond began to make
an outcry and take on.
Robertson told her to stop that
squalling.
"He and she passed some remarks
which I did not hear.
Il told Robertson to get my hat.
He did so and then told him |
wanted to see Mrs. Bond. / said to
her: What have you got to say to
this, Mrs. Bond? Here ] must ex-
lplain that my relations with Robert
son were not pleasant.
"Mrs. Bond said Il don't want Bond
to know that you were In my room
III put the same question to Robertson
and he said he had nothing to say
i Neither made any suggestion oi
amy improperly. Ny intention was
to- summon the prUrTfetor u any such
thing had been intimated. :"
| Senator Cores story now jumped to
the day following the hotel incident
when Dr. ]. H. carp, of Oklahoma
! City, called at his Office and mention
led that he had heard charges of i'm
proper conduct on the senator's part
"If they make charges OF that sort
it's an infamous lie, was his declara
tion to carp. Senator Gore said
: DR.. carp said he though 30, too,
continued the senator. Il told him II
see those people in hell before II
/ make any terms.
did you authorize Dr.. carp tt
make a settlement with Mrs. Bono
r for your
81 did not
i did you: ask DR.. carp to get he
out of town for Gods sake?'
a "I did not; there was no such con
Il versation.''
. DR.. carp returned to Cores offic'
I the following day, the senator said
Y and told him that Mrs, Bond was go
9 ing home.
Il 81 said that was where she ough
/ to be. told him could not under
tstand the man who would send hi
e wife on mission of that kind. sal
). at the time / talked with DR.. carp h
G said he did not know Kirby or Fit2
: patrick, alleged conspiratofs, were II
an odiotnino room
Three days after the incidents oe
Cured, he heard Jacobs was and tha
| Fitzpatrick. was an eye witness.
e The senator said carp and Jacob
e had asked for appointment of NAL
r shal for western and eastern Okla
d homa respectively.
d The senator's direct examination
e closed at 10 o'clock and Attorney Gie
dings. for Mrs. Bond, began cross es
g animation. 1t was Gidding's frs
lr cross examination.
How much do you weigh he ash
n ed Senator Gore.
1.-TWO hundred six"
j. How tall?'
IL Five feet nine"
g How long had you known Julia
! ! an