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Q—Who gas there? AA Ur SEEMED 1X GOGD HEALTH. ' Q—Was the defendant in good or bed health? .A—He appeared in good health =, : Q—Do you the defendant fm, the room? A--Yes, he appears to br Attorney Waugh: @—Don't you remeber that he gia Erislenh was tolé to report to the county solicitor's office the day before the; meeting, A—t fon't know any- thing about that} 2 Jobn N. Corséas, former police man of Hisleab, Fis. was the next witness Prosecutor Grossman qees-' tSoned him as follows: | “ wo you know Capone? Ah+ es. in Q-—-On the second day of your ‘duty at the Hislesh race track, aid you fee Capone’: A~Yes. I was patroifing and I saw a big yellow car drive. up. I ‘stepped over to the ticket office gnd right, after that Capone came up. 1 said, ‘hello, Al’ and he gaye me & $10 Dill and I walked away. SAW HIM FREQUENTLY. Q-Whe: day was that? A— Either January 17 or 18 Q—Did you see him after that? A — Thr mext day. I saw him quite frequently except fer one period aroumd Sy. Q—What is the longest space leecond weeks of January. ~ Cross-examination of the witness A+He wai imiling, be seamed 16 pepe yer Aad, Can you fit a date to Mirch Gat oa iow, Capone at the traok? A— a the i i ext witness. Mr. Groweman qpaq toned him as follows: eae Q—Were you & police officer ah: the rack track in the Spring of; 1929, “A--Yea. : - Q-What was your duty? 4-1 patrolled in front of the grand- qtand three days a week. pone at rece track? A—Yeo, I used te see him in one of the boxes, * know Mr. Uspous? QDo you fe A—Not to speak to him. POINTED OUT TO BUM. ~ a Q~—How ald you know it was Mr. Capone? “A—He was pointed out ‘he questioning continusd: Do you recall sbout the time that you saw Capone at the race (rack? 4—During the first and then was begun py Attorney ‘Waugh, as follows: - ry Q-You safd vou saw Capone the yy b9-/90-5$