, 1879-05-04

l.. Col. JueSsen'S Testimony was IN elaboration
i OF his statement to The TRIBUNE reporter
I Thursday afternoon. which appeared in this pa:
per Friday morning. Ho detailed at length t!ls
occurrences Wednesday afternoon, explaining tbe.
chalr-throwing episode by stating that, as thera;
were few chairs in the room, Mr.: Weber ga|7
lant1y arose from bis chair aud offered it either
to one Of the lady witnesses or Mrs Robert her,
I sell, who thereupon took the chair and threw
it at him in 2 very violent and
angry manner. Mr.. Shaffner, her atto.nat.
asked ncr to leave the room, which sue did for.
| Short time. Col. Juessc0 noticed that IT.
! oucntly- during the examination of her Wit
nesses she put her hands into her dress pocket
! and seemed to be feeling for something Ha
hah some apprehension OF danger then. when
they adjourned he and Weber walked toward
| the elevator, and Weber got behind it,;
! Witness looked around and saw Mrs. Robert
! IN an angry and excited attitude, With both
| hands out, as il she IVES going to grasp him. =
She LAUGHED, in very angry manner, at Weper's
| going behind the elevator, and .wisness turned
! around and told her to stop, and she remained
there, with the other witnesses, While he wons
downstairs with Weber. WHEN she threw the
chair she made some angry remark, but he
! couldn't remember what it WIS., He then pro-
cecded to state lis reasons for employing tha.
detective to sit with. Weber in bis (Iue5sen:9
|. office Thursday afternoon, and his reasons for.
not having been present in tho Bryan Block at
her examination, and described her appearance:
while in Griffen's office that AFTERNOONS ,-her.
constant fumbl'ng in ner pocket for something:
She also remarked to him. tslt seemed that
Weber was afraid Ct NC yesterday and he
replied, '.You necdu't fatter yourself that he
vas afraid Of you; nobody is afraid OF you*'.
She: seemed uncasy and restless during the o.
animation, and In the Cross-examination cxhllr
tied considerable hatred toward the Witness
fumbling all THE while in her pocket. When the
examination WIS closed. she asked: Am i to
see Mir. Weber today1s nnd was told tlat le
was ut his office. and she would have right to
bc there, although ;u view OF her violent deal-
onstrations Wednesday witness objected to heT
being present. Her counsel, however. said SHE;
had the right, and witness yislde1, :
Col. Juesscn described the trip to his otice.-
the situation OF the parties, etc, all Of waich
has been given, and briefly reciteu what hap
lated to dsarn all possible fear, and her Iluine-
diate recourse to 1he revolver as soon as she
had stopped speaking, all OF which has hcea
gone oyer again and again. Ae Was Vfsihly ~
tectel III luis recital. aud had to stop to control
hts feelings when telling Of his friends tragic
lowed the shoot:ng,-the Wolnan's aHres. and
Wchcr's removal to his house. J.;
With the consent OF the Coroner, 3lr. Reed
asked IT he saw Mrs. Robert do anything With
ply saw 1t move up aud down, Or she put It 10
neau to harm him. lie did not see the bartel
OF the revolver before the flash.
In response 70 further questions, Col. Jues-,
sen said he simply knew. by her own admis-
sionss that she was urged on by others to prose-
cute the btackmail suit. She had told him,
about the time OF the proceedings by Weber
against Greenebaum, before D'Wolf, that
the bill - OF her complaint agalst
Weber had been drawn mp, that everything was
ready; that her attorneys, Shorey and Shatlner,
had been urging her to commence The suit; that.
Henry Grcene5auin had offered her 5000 to COM
nence the snit; that, uuless Weber would pay
her money and make some new surt Of in ar
angculcnt with tier, she would commence it.;
and that she had come to see him fJucssen} fur
he last time to fnd out whether Weber would
consent to pay her money Or not Witness told
Ter the matter had becu thoroughly discussed,
md that Weber destined to pay her, be-
:ause she hadn't kept her contract although
ic had kept his part, but sue bad 81 l.uleTed auu
him to hts family, and because she
'ad also. soon after his return from Europe:
q suit against him gu tie false aa1
Malicious charge OF rape, Lying the Charge at
'5O, 0W.-the very day be had paid her soma
aDpcy under the contract. In reply to this sue
old witness she should commence tie suit, allt
ilat she lad Henry Greeuebaum TO support her
. it,. :" want to say right hcrt,n continue4
'of. Juessen, ''1il4t l don't rlailn a: 81
hat ste ever told: me or admitted 70
10 tllat. Henry Grecnebaum, or any Of
is friends, urged her Of in any
" pushed her to shoot Mr. Weber; but simply
lat ne Had promised to help her out, tu hhis
llt,-to rive her money to comulcDce The suls,
J au inuucement to her to push it," 80