New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
RROOKE'S SENSATION.
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'ea'e0 ore friends Of mine? And did you
pan', " rar,,arnan 20 to the table. and did you
anu a,e reference to the Fleming case and
not ''., ~ the women charged you with hating
whe" nd YOU not cay: This woman has got
wo.a. have found her guilty and she has got
70 die ha''
10 die ,, ,,,,u, 1,,,,>,rss
,a l,er' again asserted the witness
Iii ,et me confront you with Mr.. Heppner
- Won recognize him." said Mr.. Brooke.
sn- .,s-eupon. turning to the body OF the court
~ao s Mr. Heppner TO stand up and go forward
eA. "..a uenpner. a stout and typical-looking
80 sto,d up at the back of the court, and as
0enrrosched Mr. Brooke tho latter put out his
ne api. srov the man In position directly facing
.be witness
"' .,o SPECTACULAR BUSINESS"
pa,order. however. bending over his desk.
..,o,ss Mr.. Heppner away. saying at the same
..- hock "a YOUR seat sir: we want no spec
..,,,ar business here" ~
come OF confusion followed, Mr. Brooke sui
,,,~. an 70 Mr. Heppner, while Mr. Mcintyre
'v.. '..a % the excitement by asking Mr.. Heppher
s,s address This was promptly given az NO
'ol ",' .,,oa exchange and No. 27S Seymour-st.'
426 Produce EAc"""e'
Brooklyn. .,. nr Osu,n-
.,aoss,,on that DR.. Scheele. because OF MS
"..,.,t knowledge Of the Engrsh language
"p =. ,ot haya uttered the words attripu'ed 10
ur Brooke asked the witness whe'her MS
49, -..,sat,ons on the occasion mentioned "eie "''
an n German. to which Dr. scneeie re-
.I onIv remember meeting Heppner once at
p" uorbor Hotel. and then made no commen'
Oh the Fleming triai ,..h.- no
49,. oues,ion was persisted in as to whether ne
"a M, speak IN the German tongue; out Df
SS...ale S.I ca ia he could not remember.
U 10. yvS yrsneated TO you to this man In German'
aran asked counsel ., .h. or,y answer DR.
% cannot remember, was the only o''"e
s.,ssIs would vOuchsafe. ..r.
ecSe.ep pacorSer then said TO the witness: are
rou aware what you are saying! 20 .Va arsnn- ~,Sn
!ss Court 70 understand that you canno. ,a
ssr saving with regard 70 the oelenu""' ~
Sss been attributed 10 you! ~ .,d not
A ~. 7 mean l can remember that o'u MA
.r,," WAS Dr. Scheele's reply. -.
Then Mr.. Brooke 'urneo dscovering n,s that Dr.
,isasis nsaeS knew a man named Knighter connec,e9
9TH the Lehman Brewery IN 6r0oHrs, IL, "a" az
,hs, he was at the BeefsteaK C!uo pai,'
n~sranor, on May ~ Of this year couhseI cU.
.ns "Did YOU see at that party Mr.. hhlen'-
uau.cd "a did YOU say to him In discussing tne
rsm,ng case This woman mas go' W oe 80 rors
r,ctsd II she should not De there s,e ,ps"p,no
made out 70 arrest her Oh o'"'
Eve other persons|
Dv,x1AI. FROM THE DOCTOR
~ ,,a mo-, answered DR.. Scheele.
NJ brooke th.n asked in turn whether VIII
nos. knew several people whom ne NV" ~
-, .basa were Leopold Lowenstein OF No
a4s East Eighty-second-st. New o'A' -,
s,o,u.v uob5ken; William H. Meresoie, "a
go. iacob Milburger. Edward heIinahns, Hs"r ~
y.Hen g.1eh.av Hohoken: Mr. Meyer. OF the Me.e'
Ho,sl Hoboken and Isaac d. roster. t.nass
Intvre objected TO Mr.. Brooke ASKING MA,
,hasa Questions unless It was MADE ..eai We i
uiese ~, bad IN view in 50 doing. Mi bIoohe
psI ,ha nrosecutlon would find out IN Que nm
b~ which II is understood Mr. BROOKE ii,a.7 ~
produce all Of these people 10 'eS''S
A. mis- tuncture the hour FOR ad)ourhn@e.' @ ma ma,
arrived but before the jurymen weis ,.r,on
Nr NcIntvre arose and began 10 ara" d ~
"a the reflection that was impled uPol' "a.
" Va. s.,n-nev's Office when Mr.. Brooke inter
r,n,od and said: II wish 10 explain, SIT that ~
nr,lng any OF these questions dlsclai"I .,ie
slightest intention c drawing teneo.''l Oh t'-o
rovn,el for the prosecution. ana In no Pusst'o.
,na, nave asked is there a single suggestion VI
Implication Of anybody. or OF ANYBODY even ~
he most remote manner having any ~ w
with nv incu.ries save this witness IA.
nr O'SuIllyan however. Was not Sausneu WIZ"
The explanation given by Mr. Brooke, and win win
oby4ous passion he said: IF Mr. Brooke BAY
he casts no reflection on any one except the w -,
nsss he sneaks in bad faith He has ALREADY III
ihis court once before. said that was thlrsuns
for ,his vornan's blood Why. Your HonoT' II )
had not been satisfied with this woman su',,'
would never have consented 10 aPpe"
her" - ,,
Mr. Brooke-Your Honor, I ask tha; the last @
remark Of DR. O'Sulliyan be put down Oh '"e
''O'0' DISCUSSING THE CASE.
After the Jury had left the bar. groups OF peo-
ME Interested in or connected with the trai
stood around the court in groups discussing the
situation Dr OSullivan. Mr.. Mcintyre ana
DR. scheele retired behind the jury-tox and were
engaged in consultation for about twenty MIN
utes The general current Of the comments
heard was that Mr Brooke had succeeded IN
dscrediting Dr. Scheee's testimony in the mlnds
Of the Jury and that II would De necessary iO'
IN. nrosecu,ion IN produce some strong, con-
vincng evidence 10 wipe away the impression
hat the defence had created
Mr. Brooke left the court Immediately arter
ne adtournrnent but not before Mrs. Fleming
lad seized his hand and shook II effusiVely. MT
Brooke would say nothing peiore he ".'. T.,t
,ut his associate John 6. Shaw said 10 rol J. Irol
,ne reporter. we intend TO produce seVerai
witnesses To prove that DR.. Scheele mas zone
around speaking OF this case and OF ms apiiily ii
20 convict her. II necessary. we cOuiu pi ~. -
hundred people who would testify In the same
direction" 8.
Mr.. Mcintyre said: II do not propose 70 le,
this matter rest here. ! have the adu' 'eaS %. Va
every name mentioned by Mr.. BROOKE ai'u w. w.
night will have twenty detectives on each as
Before Monday I will have the character anu 1
antecedens before them, and then we WIN ,sS see
What this story Of Mr. Brookes Is W'I.,.i hiy
lore the end OF this case too. you VIII propdoo
hear Of the prosecution taking some actiol vi t1
regard TO one of the counsel for the deiehce. @ ne
IS only young man. but In this case he i"a
oeen little too overofficious.
DIR. O'sULLIvAN INDIGNANT.
Dr.. 0suvan was still IN a highly Indignant
state when spoken TO. and said: "Thtce renee
lions and implications OF Mr Brooke are outra
seous For my own part. have no feeling what
ever against this woman. Before agreed 70 ac
Ia the case studied the evidence thoroughly and
convinced myself Of the woman's guilt. told tns
Dstrict-Attorney that unless could so convince
mysef would not join In the prosecution bu'
mis- matter is not done with yet. You watch foi
further developments
Under instructions from Mr.. Mcintyre. Dr
Scheele refused to make any statement. or 10 re-