Me. R. T. Peyton-Griffin, who was in the witness box when' the case was adjourned on Friday, continued is evidence on Monday morning and iwas cross-examined at length by. Dr, Sellett. He said that he had [been intimately acquainted with Mr. ati lime, el Baar ore cee fendant's domestic affairs. occasions he had helped to patch un)
Fight With a Fireman trouble between defendant and T would like to call your atten-Mary Jo. Wusar. He farther said tion to your part ix the dealing! that he appeared as a witness for with the fireman and ask you to Mr. Husar in a divorce action in Tal the story briefs May, 1925, and a divorce action Maid isthe star tain atm thd 2 referred to. The dates between] The first witness during the after-which she had used the notebook noon session was Capt. Eisler, who] [Containing the letters to Mr. Fruin was re-called by Dr. Sellett over Jand Mr. Hall were October 29 to the objection by the defence.
December 2. On November 28 she Witness said that he did not have] took the dictation of an interview the Congressional Medal of Honour, between Mr. Husar and Tracey|but that what he had was a Woodward, bat not in a book. The Spanish War decoration. pad on which this was kept had Dr. Sellett:—I want to put it} after transferring it from merchant ships in-small inlets along the China Coast. The navy brought it in for
Woodward had made Tis, 1,000,000.
Shortly after this Woodward sent Goldenberg to South America to wile opium there. They were go to buy opium in India, treat it the bills for defendant during her Witness, said that she often paid deliberately Hed.
The Judge:—Capt. Eisler says employment with him and also did] that he only made a mistake.
America and trans-ship it to China, During his talk with witness Woodward seemed to be sincere, He Mr. Franklin, questioning the said that he would offer his services his private law practice. witness, brought out that he was to the American Government and amounts were sometimes quite large.
33rd degree Mason, and had within should be able to do some good work Dr. Sellett-+Didn't you tell me the past few days been elected vice because of his knowledge of opium. week' ago that You never deposited president of the American Chamber alors aS Fe ing one OF Camere of hope Fedde ign Coen Weotey also offered het to the 49 typical seafaring manner, relat-] December, 1926, This 0s tfeadant|{ de Temember that I" deposited) get it on the strength of the. Con- led to be withheld Manila and became intoxicated. tug How he crew went nshore tn]sine he fad
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