Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03
FOR HONOR'S SAKE.
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CHAPTER M.
By =. 4 TA1JEoN,
AssAor Of s0rsas Porter Square, "zAe
Bright 6gar cf LIE" Eta

ANAObNSS VI AUokF WOA0hsA~s "oAse~
The next witness called was Adolf
wolfstein, . waiter in Prevost's res
The Attorney Generai-Your name h
Adoa ..T wolIs,e,n' .s.sE..Ti
! The Attorney ceneral-what u your
trader s,.>s.
witness-I am waiter. t'~s"
The Attorney Genernl-Whcrc Gro ycu
witncss--At prevost's, In Church street,
Soho. -. ~
!. The Attorney General-How long have
you been in employment therei
Witness--A little moro than seven
weeks.
Tho Attorney General-Do you remem-
Der the date on which you entered your
present services
witness Yes; 1. was the 25th Of March.
The Attorney Gcneral-So that the 25th
Of March is impressed upon your memory
Witncss--lt fs for another reason Inn
pressed upon my memory.
The Attorney General-Simply answer
the questions put to you. You are
Germani
Witness--No, am French.
The Attorney General-But your name
IL German, is IL noti
witness-Wolfstein is. II was my Ia
theirs name, who settled in France when
he was q young man.
The Attorney General-You understand
English pcrfectlyf
Witness--Oh, yes; perfectly. Ispoke It
when was boy.
The Attorney General-Look at tho
prisoner.-Do you recognize himi
Witness-Yes.
The Attorney General Did you see him
on the 25th Of March,
Witness-Yes Monsieur came to the
restaurant on that day.
The Attorney General-At what hourf
Witness-At II O'Clock at night.
The Attorney General--Was he alonei
Witness-No; monsieur had lady with
himi
The Attorney General-Did he occupy a
private roomf II you wish to explain
yourself on this matter you can do 30.
Witness-I was coming down stairs
when saw monsieur enter from the street
with lady. He looked about him, and
seeing me, askedjf he could have supper
in private room. Ishowed monsieur and
madame up stairs to q room In which
served.
The Attorney General-what occurred
them
witness--I handed monsieur the menui
The Attorney General--In English, the
Witness-.yes
The ATTORNEY Ceneral--Wbat did he
order,
Witness-Tortue claire.
The Attorney General--Tn English, clear
turtle soup.
Witness-Yes.
The Attorney General-Did no consult
tho lady,
Witnsso--No
The Attornay canora,-xvaa bo ,orc IN
soan.;na My tSn si, ~ sarn W. as sraeraIs c s "
WitnsssNNo IT, vas On the ;nstnnt
The Attorney Generai-He merely
e,,oncoa at tha hi, ~ foro,
WitnessN That 10 so
The affornav Canera,-n,d vo, NOT tbo
,o,, and nloce ~ heforc him,
W;tnoosNT t,rot oslo,i ,ooro,o,,r aT,or
+wo,,, He said ouicriv ssYes for two'n
Tben T served n y
The Attorney Generol--In n tureen,
Witnass-Vcs IN = tnrean
The ATTORNEY GencraiN-wben Won
n,aced thc sonn before hin, d;d bo order
snv wineS
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sarva a~nth,n,, AZ. str,,oL ,,n,, M as ,;n,,suoI,
Wit,,c,. .s W.. s;t ~ .oo aA .r"t - S,t.n otha,
~ WoS ehoe, AAo OSAA~A
iii, ,o,,n uy ~ % %ora am,.hoI a.. Int theS
had not drink IT,
Tha Attorpev Cenero1-yrod a. heen
.orvad from tho tpreon into their mates,
witne.s--No mot n snoonfnl II wos ma
hroroht ;t-not touched
Ths Attornov Cenerol--A. tbcv wero
not aot;nc What ,rero thav do;ras
w;tnass, Tbev We're anc,oao IN convcr.
sot,on
Tho Attornev coner,,--yorv oornest,v,
W;tnassNWcrv earnss,,v
Tho Attornev EeneroIA And snoatipo
verv Low, 'Fs'
W;tnoss-yorv ,o,v
Tha Att,rrev CnnaroIn,a vor hon,
anvtb;na thew said, ''' ~
Witness-Not word.
The Attorney General-Upon observing
that they had not commenced their soup,
did you make any remarks
Witness-Yes. said, docs not mon.
sieur like the soup"'
The Attorney Gencral-What was his
answer!
Witness-He answered.: "Oh, yes, 1t Is
very good, " and slightly pushed the tureen
away with his hand.
The Attorney General-lndicating that
he had done with itS
Witness-I regarded 1t SO, and re
moved it.
The Attorney General-Did he object tc
its being removed
Witness-No, not Mt all.
The Attorney General-Did the lady
obJect-did she seem surpriscdf