The Washington herald., 1915-04-02

| @. And then. after you got this bottle.
You rejoined Bellinger where you had
left him?
| A. Yes, sir. =
Q. And it was there that you showed
| him the bottle?
r A. didn't give 1t to him.. Afterwards
put 1t in my pocket.
Bottle Was Sealed.
| @. You went to The Washington
! Herald and gave the bottle over to Mr..
Roy Baker?
A. Yes. sir.
Q. After you gave Ms bottle to
came Of II except by heresay?
! A. After Mr.. Baker sealed the bot
tie up. 1 didn't see it any moro.
@. Did you see 1t anywhere before
here today?
| A. I saw it several weeks before
that. I haven't seen it since Febru-
airy 10 or IL.
Q. With reference to this bottle
you say when you gave it to Baker
he marked something on 1t.
| A. No. i don't think he marked any
thing on the bottle. He marked some
thing on the paper.
Q. On February 4 you met Sanders
and Evans in front of the City Hall,
and you say they took you into an
ante-room OF the Criminal Court and
| searched you. You walked down John
Marshall place and stood on the side
walk for a while because Sanders and
Evans had not. quite caught up to
you and you walked around Thomas
circle and went to DR.. Kemp's Office,
and you didn't get anything that
night?
A. No, sir.
O. And then you rejoined Sanders and
Evans at Thirteenth and L streets; that
is, they were waiting for you at Thir-
teenth and L?
A. 1 didn't say they waited for me:
they were following me.
@. Now. Mr.. Mccain, nothing came of
that?
A. only paid him $.
Met Sanders and Evans.
Q. Now. when was it that you met
Sanders and Evans at the public conven-
fence station. Franklin square?
A. That was February ) the next day.
Q. And they took You in there and
searched you, and you had an over
coat on?
| A. / took the overcoat off,
G. Now. then. you started from there
all three of you. Describe your course
in going to DR.. Kemps.
| A. We walked from Thirteenth and l.
|
| ton. and l separated from them and left
them and walked up l. street to Four
! teenth and turned the corner OF Four
! teenth, walking slowly, and walked UP
| again to Thomas circle. where I resum-
| ed the same course that took in the
previous visits.
Q. Where was Sanders and Evans?
A. cannot say. sir.
| Q. Then you walked, and on that night
you got another bottle?
! A. Yes. sir.
| Q. When you left DR.. Kemp's, what
course did you take?
A. walked to Thirteenth and L
streets and struck a match, and lit a
cigarette. and they came up.
witness Searched Again.
February II you. met at the Masonic
Temple and there were again searched
| and went from there to DIR. Kemp's and
| told him that you wanted some more of
this stuff?
A. That was on the morning Of the
18th. yes. sir.
| o. You gave him s. again and did not
get anything?
A. No. sir: told him that l wanted il
Q. Was DIR. Kemp expecting YOU
A. No, sir I had no appointment
| with DIR. Kemp.
| O. However, You went through this
formality OF being searched at the
Masonic Temple and told him that morn
! ing that YOU would like to get some of
! the same stuff that evening.
| A. | told him would like very much
| to get il that evening.
| O. And that evening you again met
Sanders and Evans" That evening at
the Masonic Temple:
4 Yes. sir.
, q. How did you go from there to DR..
kcmps?
| A. always walked ny Thirteenth
] street and l.