The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21


be rap oduced for further croSs-examin
alton. the difference being tldt II she 1
sworn aHain as witness tor the de
she testified.
Mrs Sch Iber, said spitefully that sh,
was not subpoenaed at Far Rockdwa.
last evening
Did they give you any money!" Mr.
WelIman asked.
Yes; s. bill before saw what (
was. I threw It on the table. l woudn
have IT," said the woman
"G,c It back" promptly deman ie:
Mr.. Hess. The bill was passed over. an
Mr. Hess. handing It to Cap, Cross, sali
Here captain; here your money sn,
| MIR. Weilman lie the most OF this.
You? You talk Of our giving paitrJ
dollar or two to these poor witnesses
You criticize us. and here you are giving
s. bills to witnesses" he said.
| When Mrs. Schu; t testifies again ir
! the Cross Smith case II will not be
cross-examination. but as their wit
But when Mr.. House asked permission
10 further cross-eNamine Mrs. Schubert
In behalf Of Burns Mr.. Wellman was
trap. and House got permission over
Mr.: Welman's objections.
Mr.. House orly had Mrs. Schubert iis
the R ms Of na chat ssssd $500
II was between March and 3. 1892.
Mrs. schubert 1 n,ier Fire.
Tho ,s,o, ,,,,,o- .,,.,,,,,, ,,o ,,,
plaints havinF been demiad Mr. Hess
Mrs Scbubert ,Sentif,sd "Jske" Wolf
al ~ Il isIS Jug ,utmti.eu JAKE WoIL
whom she has i,..tIfiea ina, she ' h,r1
rnnsd En-, sme nan Sessi h sna' she n1r
C I and to G neVery sne ana RaH 40 haPt
VIA men W anu WV Ia US MN
WIZ Ths 'i wnr,,, ,,,o ,os ,raa,aa ban,
impression as a witness because of her
hippancy and recklessnsss, had said that
Kra,,shaor S' VI "'''i anu S''' Vi
Now I'll cross-examine." said Mr..
WeWrman' H., 49,.
%, u'u sou iearh 'hdt hraushaar
"r III, Jaw 10 r,,a, an, =, Al, YIos.,, o
,,n Inns WIS ruieu out Oh Mr. Hesss mo-
Pun sne was peIsuadeu 10 testliy that
nane odn hta i sne nau Deen SUD
he had eSsr ,o ,ou hI hr ne Shp n,a uens
LAX JAKE M9'n san: I've got two sa .
WIN WI t IT, police I,r 10 shhii DENY IT,:
Al, a,,, ,Iaut @ MN ~, M nps ia, Scnuoert
=, , NM o9 iSo SpoH. hsr Nay DahkihS opera
, ,,o,is ~ ieSS. Ine , hau sain une otner gay
i iiaa sne once han an account IN fark
ioI her that 't th.re Was s banls G in p naH
ioia nsT 'ldt theIe was ~ pahk IN lark
Row: for she hes sad s9;day that that was
~ dso IT,. i9 tina ~ i'o 90, am, ., ,ar ,,o
sh Mr. ,, aess ,imamg sot 5ut r OF ner mat
ings nanh a., isS1 a a. me hed poT ii,, 9st
tne,s nov; anu ts, a,,p me mo an account
u une perih@h savings bahh III Union
!!Mna; don't vo, rpov that l., 100, ,,o,,
had at least s5,oO In those two banks
" H. through 'he year' demanded Mr.
" IT., .,,. ,,,,,. .., A.,
res ulu, put 1 uiuht tnink IL was
"o .,T, mehtionnng.
inal soui eApianh.iol OF Why you
tes,ihed mere uruer osth last week mat
you tlv hah no money MONEY IN bank In 1872?
Her Tangled Up Accounts.
r,o. .,o ,an,,,,od Tho, ,,o ,a.,,
,o,,nts va. T., ,er WA n ,nr oai. M a.,
Sitizens Say,nTs RnpI "dn 800 ssaS III me
tine WnoS SaV shs i 6ank IN iSsS at tne
5000 from. Kraushaar and Volt ''"eu
ven, tnere was some trouble at the
said anu eo'''' set III! money she
Whsn nresssd nm the ,o,r, ,,.s Cola,
~, "en Piesseu on 'his point MIS- schu-
We'll ANYWAY. a friend ~ Er,usbaar
mad my bank book He was the man who
went my PAL Wnen tapt Cross pulled my
GGurity Tor the $1,000 bail: His name Was
Jake something or other, kraushaar
iu.Ws MN. Went with Jake to the
bahk give me receipt Tor the transfer
OF me book. Then. while he, had my
"a, sank book: CAPT cross called for the
F'pV WI oN'' IT. litli my CdSe WAS
settled, and | got my book back. Then I
drew out n" money and paid the loans. v
fehry IaNlor. paying teller at the
Citizens savings Bank. Bowery and Ca
ma! street, followed Mrs; schubert as a
witness. bringihg with him slip show
ing the business done at the bank with
Mrs Schubert ,ooo
.o ~ showed tnat Jan: J. 1872, there was
S,n 10 the credit or Kate Wendt; the
aSSuuht had never peen transferred TO
hrau;haar trienu jake or any
BODY else, ana not penny had been
drawn out from Jan. /, 1892, to July 81,
1873.
Jacob Wolff was the next witness.
Commissioner Murray asked him II he
considered an affirmaticn as strong as
an oath on the Bible.
am Hebrew, replied Wolff. with
reserved dignity. II am Hebrew, and
therefore | affirm
Well. do you think that by going out
OF doors you can by expectorating re-
lieve yourself from all obligat ton to tell
the truth?"
Who Is the Perjurer.
-,
uoh uhderstand That question.
NO anu nclthef uoeS ANYBODY else,
sn "W.W ness ~, o,,,,,,a, - 49,.
Wen. IN the criminal courts the
Hchrews place their hands ON the Bible
nnd ainlm tnat they VIII tell the truth.
men tney leave the COURTROOM and,
pN spltt.ng upon the moor absoive them
S"nes. from me oDligation or their
oarns, saiu eIinah.
ms or1ught Emanuel NJ. Friend to
ms lee.' re eNeiaimed. Indignantly: