Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-29

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Barnes and NJ. Murphy were in collision
in regard 10 elections.
| An objection 10 a question on this
passage was also sustained. Mr. WINS
argued IN vain that he be allowed TO
read the speeches 10 show that Colonel
Roosevelt repeated his accusations
against Mr.. Barnes many times
do you remember speakins at Glow
ersviiie7"
Yes"
Mr.. WINS read a speech. In II Colonel
Roosevelt was represented az saying that
he wouldn't say Mr. Murphy's and Mr..
Barnes principles were the same because.
he was not sure they had any princi-
pies
Don't answer that" said Mr. Bowers.
II object"
Tho objections except as 10 the first
part Of the speech was sustained
Mr. WINS referred 10 speeches made IN
several places. including Syracuse. in
which Colonel Roosevelt was said In the
newspapers 70 have repeated his state
ments about Mr. Barnes. Colonel Roose-
welt said he remembered the speeches he
made last year and that he mentioned
Mr. Barnes.
Asked About salary.
What was your salary as PRESIDENT
i Fifty thousand dollars"
did congress appropriate $1,000 for
your travelling expenses7'
Mr.. Bowers objected and was sustained
Sfr WINS argued that he wanted to test
the. good faith OF the witness and show
that although $4,000 was the presidents
salary. he approved the bill which gave
him saS.ooo fer travelling expenses.
Attorneys Consult Judge.
SYRACUSE. NJ r.. April 2.--The cross-
examination OF Theodore Roosevelt was
concluded today after he had been asked
} questions about speeches and the salary
and travelling expenses he received while
! president OF the United states.
II Before court opened attorneys for both
Colonel Roosevelt and Mr.. Barnes went
70 she chambers OF Justice Andrews foi
conference. II was said that this had q
do with the admission OF certain evl.
dcnee. Because OF this conference ths
proceedings were a little late in starting
This Witness" the attorney said, ''ha,
I charged the, existence OF invisible gfv,
eminent. I want to test his good faith.
' Mr.. Twins then read from a magaxiu,
: article bearing the colonel's name. II
/ this the colonel deplored personal attack
0 on men in public lie from the stump.
Mr. Twins then announced he wa
1 through with the witness.
Redfreet denomination Beeina.
J. Mr. Bowers Immediately prepared |,
begin redirect examination OF the wit
: ness. There was some delay while yaper
Nnd documents were being located an,
then Mr.. Bowers began:
Colonel Roosevelt. do you remennbo
I Mr.. WINS Questions about the report o
the clapp committeer'
II do"
!. You remember nc asked that n IN
> report showed Mr.. Carnegie contribute
n $4,000 and Mr.. Perkins $1,000. you woul
Il not doubt H."
y Il remember that"
81 You remember you said Have n
y doubt OF II II you are reading from N
4. ,offioiel report and he answered Il n,
X reading from the official reportf'"
II remember that"
,r "All right. III now read from the ,e
!, timony OF Elmer Dover. secretary OF n
g. republican national committee. before n
q Clapp committee"
!. In his testimony. as read. Mr. Dove
In who gave to the investigating eommitte
NJ list OF contributors. said he was not /
e any means certain Of lie correctness
~ accuracy.
Colonel Roosevelt smiled broadly viii
= the Dover testimony was being read.
Nov, Colonel Roosevelt" Mr.. BoWe
went on. do you know whether Mr. Co
telyou was a witness before the Cial
II committee which investigated eanpai,
. oontributionsy
Yea"
Counsel for Mr. Barnes objected
Why" said Mr. Bowers, Il want
show that the ciaDp committee new
| made any such report a. Mr.. WINS re
resented had been made. Mr.. WINS n
rrss were taken from testimony "
II ness said he was not sure was CORE
n A. a matter Of faet intend 20 pro
II that Thomas Tasgart testified tina, I
= democratic books were lost"
iii Lawyers An TanEIe.
There was some discussion among I
lawyers and Justice Andrews read
Il testimony Of Mr. cortsiyou. Mr.. Bow'
argued he considered the testimony
/ Mr. cortelyou OF the utmost importan
,Pe also said he wanted 10 show n
Y there we're various estimates about I
- total amount OF the contributions ma
y 10 Colonel Roosevelts campaign fund.
In reply Mr.. Wins said:
= MY good faith has been questioned
my dear and devoted friend. AR. 30
ers."