Show ARGUMENTS IN TRIBUNE GAS CASES Libel Suit Will Probably be Sub Submitted Submitted mUted to Jury Some Sonic Time Tinie Tomorrow THE TESTIMONY IS ALL IN Store rc to 1 11 ti III UN Ills I us n l Onion Urn The fhe arguments In the libel suit sull will V 11 ill probably be h In Judge court this afternoon RH ilK practically nil alt of o the was In when the tho court adjourned for tor the noon B Seven neB Were on the stand during tulln the morning session on In behalf or of ronn r CommIssioner Horn Hornu II 0 rill was the first witness but lita as ns then thell wan SUC no fur till further further ther he was excused and anil an former ormer Commissioner I was Willi called He lit denied that he ho was Willi present at al any committee meeting when Supt Jone reported 1 thin tho sale of ot stock stork and produce from the Infirmary or turned in any an for tor or the same earne as liB testified by James Jumes H 11 Anderson He lie ald nl 1 that ho Iw hi knew nothing whatever about the mutter until the bill was Willi brought to his attention the latter part of 1902 1102 CArtED Albert Albart Smith was tim the next witness called lie He stated that tha t he owned a a at nt ii Eleventh South and Stat Stata tat antI had sold ohl goods to Supt Jones JoneK The latter he suld eel called callet on him hint morning und and they thoy looked over Oer the th hooks books of ot witness s and fixed them up liP Jon 8 told him that he would Iw ho called na tie a witness nUll nail to bring brine the tho hooks with him He lie waR wan Ll er If IC H sail mid 11 anything about up tip the books hooks and he lie replied that he ht would term It something like that nOUGHT SOME SO U PIGS IOS ilci Hl remembered r receiving pigs from plaintiff In 1002 02 and the tha transaction was entered In his books hooks He lie paid cash ca h for tor some of ot tho the pigs rind and the tho cash transactions were ivere ere not entered In tho tim boo I When hen asked If I ho hI knew of any other books that would disclose dl clo c the thu transactions with plaintiff he replied that he did dil not as us slips II II pH containing the tho transactions were kept but they were destroyed each ench year lie He testified that lie lip saw plaintiff In the building this thin morning ChANGE NOT On he said that plaintiff was nA as In his store about SO 3 yesterday morning nail ami ordered e come omo toads Roods from one of ct the clerks He lie did not remember that Jones suggested ted lint he Change the books book In any anyway way WR Jones Jonts called attention to u it 1 chaw charge which had hail been pail paid by h a 11 county cOl r ty warrant and which hail had hadnot not been buen bl cn on tho books bool I no so the credit was made muada yesterday On Feb Fob 29 1004 Q he said he lie purchased pigs from plaintiff of oC tho the value alu of ot and LInd paid for Or them out of ot the tho cash register ter and the credit was made malo on ri the books to balance up the tho account DOOK I i I Ir Sarah Jane Julia Miller was re ra recalled I called by the defense d and said that I bhe idie he saw aW and James Tames H Ande Ander Andeson i won son working over oer the hooks books of ot the In infirmary I On cro nho idie that she could not say what books they were She stated that she Pat naw them working on the books hooks just before the lie change of county count Blotter J f 1 II n Was IM called calleI and told of the horse deal with plaintiff He lie he lie got gol the use of ot the tho horse for tOl a alime I time lime and then lien sent It back by hy u II boy I and also 0 sent plaintiff 10 at tho the samu same I time Ho lie coul I not nay fla on air I n initiation whether or not the boy bo de do delivered e livered the horse hotst and money mone to plain plaintiff plaintiff tiff tift DENIES nobert flobert Sherwood was next called and denied that ha lie ever a to plaintiff for fOI th the county to PI ii for Cor provisions lons for tor his Iris family Neither did W lie hf suggest that Jones got get et the thu sonic amo t price on goods for bU his iii family fatally as aa timo th county got gol He lie stated that tha Jones Jonc cog sug BU K tid that lint his account be merged with that of ot the tile county Tha Ij 1 h he accounts were hover paid pal until Jones Iones attended to It and amid ho li said 1 that h lie hf hud bird dealings with Joni and not lot with tire the county He lip ad admitted au on cri cr that he know knew he received county warrants for tor forthe forthe the goods sold ALLEGED Ill aEJ ONION O ION DEAL Mr Osborne an 1111 Inmate lit at t the Infirm nry an Ar was Willi coiled called 1 testified that ho he helped put a l wik saih M k of oC onions In lit plain lifts buggy bugg ond saw him him drive off olt with them He lie could nut not state stale when asked ask 1 by Iw Judge Frick what became of or tile lie onions after th they y wore ware taken away by br plaintiff so O his testimony wan rai stricken out aLit EVIDENCE NOT ADMITTED Alexander McFarland was waR then themi called and was Willi asked why Vh he was wan discharged from ruin hit hili position at t the but hut the court refined I In tn allow such suIi te tetI tl mony to tn be Ie admitted KO ac II the wines wile wan WI excused Charles and anti rharles harlen lieger welo Velo also called hill but their evl 01 wit wai not for tor the reason that It bud no with the Is g gWIM WIM Ill In tire the caw Ie The ho court Ourt then n took n 8 noon recess and the ius were commenced thin hits HEnD NO XO COMPLAINTS CO I At t the afternoon so lon y former County lan Mayo wu tin culled called by b plaintiff lie He tr that ho lie had visited the tho conn coun county ty I at least leant once alice a Ii week from froni to 1 OI and he bad had never heard any 1111 about foo food tood 1 l IIII being served to the lie He had hod often ot n eim II the meal and und food served antI unil It to b he be so good Kl He Its had n never v r heard of oC rotten mutton mil tOI being served nt mit the IT its WM was not crow crate cra examined by br the MEAT mAT WAS MI S GOOD arric Tolford Telford at the In iii I for tor tha tile tact past ten tun years cur testified that Hint she he had hall never teen seen any bad meat ment I served at the tho and anti had not seen or heard hearth of any rotten mutton or meat that smelled bail bad being bellS served Till Thee meat was lyric tough lough on some occasions occil lon but hut that nil all iii that WilY was wrong wron with it she the declared SOLI MEAT mAT TO COUNTY J M II Marriott a ii 1 butcher with whom Supt June Jones traded was vas the next wit It n nl r CM culled lie He that he Bold ohl till mutton at tit three I tire con IK per pound rind and beet beer at nt the itte cents per ver pound and while It wax cheap meat ment It wax ivan the teat Let of ot UH its class elat that he Inn had In the tho shop hOI lie He had no knowledge of selling ceiling had bud or tainted mn meet t to plaintiff Plain Plaintiff tiff usually bought a Il front quarter of beef be at nt five cents per pel pound bo ho stated and cut off ort und the prime ribs and obtained a 11 credit of 10 cents per pound for tor It lIe He was asked by bythe h the tho attorney att orn e for tur plaintiff If It the cheap chen I moat moot sold to Supt Hurt Jones was of or tho ho sonic prime class clap as all he lie lI t soul old to other customers There Thero were some come parts Mr Mi I Jones Jone bought not sold eold ordinarily and lud tho the neck dog meat UH its II It la is culled called wan vias his bins reply CHEAP t HUT WHOLESOME X SO U The rue next witness warf Arthur New 11 lands the butcher with whom who Supt Jones Joans now denis deals lIe He testified that Ihal lie ho lieroW roW reid plaintiff 1 mutton at three and beet beef at live five cents per lice pound but thiU It was Las always A Rood good He I Ic until hud never mover fold told rummy any tainted or bad meat to In II him lie HI said Supt SUIt Jones bought the rant front quarter of t beef J of fI mill mut millton tori ton mutton stow lite corned beef and andt t sausage image a J V IV of ot tine Packing company also ulso d that lint th mout meat sold to Supt SInS good and that he haul had never nover sold cold bad or tainted tI nasaL meal t to lo him PLAINTIFF V James H II Anderson on wun for or 01 further examination but nothing of lit Im Importance was waa brought yut ut iut anti and a 11 the this plaintiff then thru retted rested re ted hi hl case caso Supt Sup Jones Jonc won willed called by lIy the lie At tie dine for tor or testimony and gave additional light on 1111 the sale cile of o the HIP horns horH to ii John lie He denied that hut he be had haul ever received tiny uny money for UI the horse m CALl Former County Count loller Ionic Home I wail vaK next called by 11 d Hf lie H said that he ho hail had never talked to 10 Witbeck about tho the horse und timid did not nut notI I know that tho tim animal hail had been heen M soul ohl ld to ck until the Jones case Circe came up liP n us rue Jones Jonen hind reported receiving tO for the thc horse hore without stating to whom It hail had been Hold Ha I In denied dented that lint hu hn hall had over ever hud bud a conversation conYers with either Commissioner Anderson or Bur RUIt Jones JonM Jon s about the tine sale of ot three cows and that Jones Jone ever eer reported the sale ale of ot stock I or produce belonging to the tile county count |