Mr.  GIIAIIAM.  Does  the  witness  know  that  the  men  he
speaks  ot  took  that  oath  ?

Mr.  McCOEKLE.     You  had  better  let  the  clerk  read  it.
Mr.  GIIAIIAM.  Will  you  first  ascertain  whether  he  knows
that  these  men  took  any  such  obligation  as  that  ?

Q.  [By  the  Chief  Justice.]  State  whether  it  was  a  pai-t  of
the  rules  that  those  Avho  joined  the  "  White  Brotherhood  "
were  to  take  an  oath  ?  A.  I  don't  know  that  all  of  them  did
take  this  oath ;  I  know  that  a  part  of  them  did.
Q.  I  will  ask  you  if  this  was  the  oath  required  by  members
of  the  White  Brotherhood  '?     A.  As  far  as  I  know  it  was,  sir.
TRIAL    OF    WILLIAM    W.    IIOLDEN,  124^)

The  CHIEF  JUSTICE.     I  tliink  it  riglit  to  have  it  read.
The  WITNESS.  I  will  show  you  where  tiic  part  of  the
oath  is  that  I  do  not  remembei.  [The  vritncss  indicates  the
passage  referred  to  which  he  does  not  remember.]

Q.  [By  Mr.  Graham.]  Is  it  marked,  sir?     A.  Yes,  sir.
