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

cou,d not besnear her character nor I'm
peach her" retorted Hess.
This raised a discussion whieh ehoe'
..Tbst concludes the testimony agains
Cant. Cross" Mr.. Wellman announced
1--WE produce Katie, Schubert as ".
promised. MT: Hess. = s she Is here also oil
II was cute for Mr.. Wellman TO CLOS
his case before producing Mrs. Schubert
for Mr. Hess had insisted that she shoulC
alton. the difference being that II she IL
sworn again as a witness for the de
Tense Capt. Cross would be bound by al
Mrs. Schubert said sp,tefully that she
was not subpoenaed at Far Rockaway
last evening. IA,
ibid they give you any money!" Mr.
Eyes: a IS bill before 1 saw what 4
was. threw 1t on the table. wouldn'
have It," said the woman.
"Glve It back promptly demanded
NJ NJ Hess Hess handing it to Capt Cross. said;
Here. Captain; here's your money she
Mr.. weliman made the most of this;
dollar or two to these poor witnesses
You criticize us, and here you are giving
IS bills to Witnesses he said. .
When Mrs. Schubert testifes again IN
the Cross Smith case II will not be
crosseexamination, but as their wit
But when Mr.. House asked permission =,
in behalf of Burns, Mr.. Wellman was
not ready with the same KIND OF pa
trap. and House got t,,I permission over
the time Of that alleged 500 Paymen1tt
10 Burns under Mclaughlin: she SAID
Il was between March and ., iSSz'
- t... IN
plaints having been denied, Mr.. Hess
then called Mrs. Schubert.
Mrs. Schubert identified Jake WON
and Isidor Kranshaar. the men en-. IRON hor1
rowed the money she PAID 70 Capts.
Cross and to Devery's and Mclaughlin
The Woman, who has created a. bad
Impression as a witness because OF her
fippancy and recklessness, had said that
she borrowed $3.50 of Wolff and $500 OF
NOW Iii cross-examine." said Mr.
.'Wha. did you learn that Kraush'ar
This was ruel out on Mr.. Hess's mo-
But she was persuaded to testify that
Jake Violin heard she had been sub
poenaed and told her he should deny
he nsa ever Wo l'a aaS hfE ens got
loons, and / have got to stand In
with the police. 50 I shall deny s, IT,;
Mr. Hess struggled with M M ps,n Sen nnera
lions In 1892. She had said the other day
that she once had an account In Park
Row bank, but evidently some one nag
told her that there was no bank IN PARK
years ago 1885 or 1887.
Mr. Hess finally got out Of her thai
she had an account at the bowery say say
ines Bank In 1892, and had little lefl
there now, and that she had an accoun,
in the German Savings Bank In unior
Square. , ,,.. IT, 100, w,
had All least 900 in those two trunks
although the year," demanded Mr
Eyes. I did. but ! didn't think 1t wa,
%That is Your Explanation of why 20,
testified here under oath last week tina
YOU had no money in bank in 1927"
"well. my HUSBAND and always attended
Then she admitted that the bank &C
counts were in her own name, kat
Wendt," and that she had *Ssoo IN IN.
Gitisens Savings Rank In s,e aSs bor a, ye
81 1850 for Kranshaar and Wolff.
"Well, there was some trouble at thu
bank and couldn't get my money" sh
When pressed on this point Mrs. schu
"we!l. anyway, a friend Of Kraushas
had my bankbO0k. he was tne man wa
went my ball when Capt. Cross pulled m,
house. and he took the handbook for se
curity for the s.. 900 bail. His name wa
Jack something or other. Kraushaa
knows him. I went with Jake to ht
Citizens Saving Bank and made tn
/, Of the book: Then. while he had N!
handbook, Capt. Cross called for tn
$500. 1 borrowed II. Thhen my case wa
settled. and l got my book back. Then
drew out the money and paid the loans.
Henry Taylor, payinR-teller at tn
Citizen1s Savings Bank, Bowery and Ca
nal street, followed Mrs. Schubert as
witness, bringing with him slip show
ing the business done at the bank Wit
Mrs. Schubert. .
IL showed that Jan. !, 1892. there wa
a 600 TO the credit OF Kate Wendt; tn
account had never been transferred I
Kraushaar's friend Jake" or any
body else, and not q penny had bee
drawn out for Jan. !, 1882, to July
1888.
Jacob Violin was the next witness:
Commissioner Murray asked him II
considered an affirmation as strong q
An oath on the Bible.
ST am a Hebrew" replied Violin, wilt
therefore / AFFIRM"
"Well. do you think that by going OF
of doors you can by expectorating r
Neve you from all obligation to tell tn
truthT