Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-09-13
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THE SERVANT GIRLS STATEMENT.
Tn view of the overwhelming dlscov-
cries of the past As hours, the servant
girl, Jane Johnson, arrested at DIR.
Rosenweig's house, has become fright
ened, and made, last evening, to War
den Brennan, at Bellevue Hospital,
the subioined statement and partial
confession concerning Miss Bowlsby:
On last Wednesday afternoon, q
young lady, like the one you have de-
scribed, entered DIR. Rosenzwe1g's
house, at No. 6S7 Second avenue, by
the front parlor door. He walked to
the kitchen door, and looked in at me,
something very unusual for him to do.
To the very best of my opinion he
closed the kitchen door after looking at
me. When he left, [ opened the door
easy and looked after him. [ listened,
and ran up to the parlor door, when [
saw the young girl going up to the see
ond floor. [ took no more notice Of
that affair on that day, but / listened
to see if [ could hear her going out,
which [ failed to do.
The same afternoon I asked Rosie
the doctors daughter who that lady
was that went up stairs. Rosie replied
that she was patient who wanted to
see her father. again asked Rosie, on
the following day, If that lady was in
the house yet. She answered ooh no,
her friends took her away last night. "
[ said, How could she go in all that
rain, when you told me she was so very
6. ho1
carriage, and wrapped her up, so she
could not take cold. +" [ thought all
that story was true, until the excitement
took place. After the lady came to the
house, Rosie went Immediately up
stairs and remained there for some
time, then she returned to kitchen. In
the evening Mrs. Rosenzweig called to
me, from up stairs, to make a cup Of
tea and to have Rosie bring it up to
her. [ thought this very queer, as [
always took Mrs RosenzWeig's meals
to her.
On. Saturday morning Mrs. Rozen.
weig came TO me and said that she
wished ME to hurry up with the kit
chen work, so that / could take the
children out riding. [ got through the
work about u o'clock, and left the
house with Rosie and the two children
It was a great pleasure for me to go
out in the air, as it was so rarely that
Mrs. Rozenweig allowed me to leave
the house [ remained away about one
hour and half. This is all l remem-
Der of the circumstances connected
with the girls being in the house. [
recognize the comforter, striped on one
side, with large figures, which was
found in the trunk, as one that was
used upon Mr.. Rozenweig's bed. The
chemise found in the trunk [ never saw
before it probably belonged to the
young lady. The piece which was
shown to me as a piece of cloth is, in
fact, a diaper of Mrs. Rozenweig's
baby.
From the New York World, 1st.
THE DISCOVERY REVEALED TO RosElJZwEIG
When Jacob Rosenzweig, alias Asch-
err, alias Rosenthal, alias Nordeman
rose up from the wooden bench in his
cell in the Eighteenth Precinct station
house at $40 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, his face had lost it's expression 0
calm Jnconcern, and all its feature
! evinced the most intense anticipation
1 and apprehension. He advanced to TIL
iron barred door Of the cell and called
/ for a drink of water. The officer OF
guard brought the prisoners tin Gu
full to the door and passed it In t
Rosenzweig through the usual circula
aperture In the iron gate. RosenzWei
drank the cup dry and proceeded
pass the cup through to the officer, VIII
waited until Rosenzweig's hand wit
the tin cup IN it was III the circula
opening in the iron cell door, and the
said, coolly, "By the way, doctor, di
you ever know a girl named Allie
Bowlsby?" The flushed face OF tn
prisoner instantly blanched to dealt
like, CHASTITY white, and his teeth gra
: ed together, his eyes closed, and h
hand, or rather the cup in it, rattle
against the side of the circular hole
the door. He staggered back into IL
cell, passed his hand over his eyes, tt
cup fell on the tagged floor, the shl
lips opened, and from between the era
ed teeth was Kissed forth, Hell
Even then the brute courage Of the ma
stood by him, for he recovered his sci
possession almost Immediately, an
, turning once more to the officer spoh
out loud: ooh, yes, [ have heard
her, but Tneyer knew her." The dr.
matte effect Of the scene was Immense
I RosENzwEIG's DAUGHTER ARRESTED.
Soon after this the prisoners daugl
ter Rosinetta, tall young girl, fou
teen years old came to the station
house with her fathers breakfast-co
! e. I
most approved style, When she can
in front of the desk Captain Camera
relieved her OF her burden, and cou
teously placed her under arrest. ST
was at once locked up in cell. III
grounds for her arrest are Of such IL
, ture that the authorities deem the
T publication at present undesirable, bl
, these grounds are important, and I'll
, precise character OF the information {
which the arrest was made, will, I
, doubt, be developed at the inquest t
. day This information tends not on
to implicate RoZenweig, but the adui
6 OF his family and other parties, not "
brought into connection with the cas-
RosENzwEIG CoWED.
Rosenzweig last night lost all h
{ brayado, and was utterly broken dow
, While in his cell he was continual
. calling out to his daughter Rosinett
confined in Captain Washburn's offic
"Where is your mother2 Why doc
she not come here? Where is she
, and gave vent to a series of groan
His hopes of freedom We're evidentl
dispelled by the facts which he learned
THE DIPLOMA FORGED.
Dr. E. Carlton, Jr., of Mob Charlie
street, and DR.. D. NJ. Bliss, of 125
Broadway, both graduates of the Eclet
tic College, Philadelphia, called 0
Capt. Cameron lastnight, and proceed
ed to Rosenzweig's house. On seein
what purported to be Rosenzweig
parchment diploma from the Eclecti
Medical College, these gentlemen 8
once pronounced it a forgery.
THE FATAL TRUNK.
The detectives are now looking u
the trunk. It was evidently bougl
secondhand, It is a common one, 8
inches long, IT. wide, and 10 deep, wit