Langdon W. Moore : His Own Story of His Eventful Life
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M. Mer- FALSE CHARGES AT BUFFALO. 191 seles; then Mr. Mitchell, a wealthy business man of Jersey- City; then Beldon Clark, the manager of the Bowery Thea- tre, New York; then the minister who married me; he was followed by Mr. Lansing, a stable-keeper with whom I boarded my horses.
They had all either been guests at the dinner or otherwise in my company that Sunday afternoon.
After Mr. Cleveland had questioned the fifth one, he turned to me and said, " How many witnesses have you?" I replied, "... Fourteen." " Don't want them all," said he. " I can win the earth with these five." After seeing Campbell the next morning, and making things as easy as possible for him, I, with the party, returned to New York.
Since that time the story has often been told of game sup- pers and of private cars being chartered to take my witnesses to Buffalo an.d return. This I know nothing about. I only know that I furnished the money to pay the bills, and the trips were made go-as-you-please.
I saw my Jersey City counsel, Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Mer- FALSE CHARGES AT BUFFALO. 191 seles; then Mr. Mitchell, a wealthy business man of Jersey- City; then Beldon Clark, the manager of the Bowery Thea- tre, New York; then the minister who married me; he was followed by Mr. Lansing, a stable-keeper with whom I boarded my horses.
They had all either been guests at the dinner or otherwise in my company that Sunday afternoon.
After Mr. Cleveland had questioned the fifth one, he turned to me and said, " How many witnesses have you?" I replied, "... Fourteen." " Don't want them all," said he. " I can win the earth with these five." After seeing Campbell the next morning, and making things as easy as possible for him, I, with the party, returned to New York.
Since that time the story has often been told of game sup- pers and of private cars being chartered to take my witnesses to Buffalo an.d return. This I know nothing about. I only know that I furnished the money to pay the bills, and the trips were made go-as-you-please.
I saw my Jersey City counsel, Hon.
What to read after Langdon W. Moore : His Own Story of His Eventful Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Langdon W., B. 1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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