The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-13

readtsfsen end to end. He knew, ths
prisoners writing very well.
Upon Henry 8 return from the army
y last April he went to live with the
Masingers with whom he remained six
or seven weeks. He was employed sby
ny the witness as an agent on commission
He was staying at the Masingers when
nd was arrested for ms support: After
his release from the workhoIse he went
Ri he went to Madison or La Crosse.
Always Carried Gun.
ssWhen adid you see Henry with a
NJ reyolver9'' asked Mr.. Smith.
About three years ago.
ssDid he continue to carry gun Tor
IL three yeaf9' -. ~te.. ~.
t4Did he show yon a revolver on
81 "Wednesday before he was arrested81
ct don't remember that he sdid.
HE had a Gun when he went to the
Hworkhouse, but left it at the studio and
took it away, upon his release from the
NWhy did he leave it at the studio
II at that timeg'
ssYou kept a Photographic schools"
ssMiss Clara Singer was a former
nupil Of yours, was She not9n eyes. >,
s's She went to River Falls, Wis, and
opened a studio. Henry went there to
Join her in businessH'
I of it.''
Itimes59"' ne @H eS@ did. 'S'A
1sNever went back to River Fallss'
i t'Not that I know Of. " -. - q = s.,,r
/ uDidn't YOU see Clara Singer after
your brothers return to Mlnneapo-
81 don't remember that I, d., d; H. -
ss'Henry told you he was married at
I Little Falls, MINI. gu. 49,
/ 81 believe that he did -
No attempt was made at this time to
i ascertain how it happened that Henry
and Fannie were married at Little
Falls when Henry was supposed to be
engaged in business at Madison, Wis:
hAfter leaving Minneapolis the
| witness said, "Henry went to, Column.
/ bus, Ohio, and from there to Fort
Leavenworth. I heard from him at
! both places, but don't recall hearing
! from him at any other place"
The Two Letters.
| Mr.. Smith tried to ascertain where
| the two letters addressed to Fannie had
been sent from, but with poor success.
*'sWhat was in that letter that at
tracted your attention?' =. - 49, -.
SEAS near as | can remember it was
IF you go to the bad and treat my
family that way I will get square with
you and your family. - -; -" =
SAltho witness admitted having read
the letter before Fannie received it, he
opr of the
contents.
Continuing Joe Sussmann said
l"She didn't ask me where her hus'
band was. Yes; I knew where he was.
didn't refuse to tell her. If she.
cried that time [ didn It hear it. -
$"Didn It Fannie and her mother come
back to your house that night?''
f"They came one night. L think it
was the same night.''
! He Couldn't Remember,
t"Didn It. they ask where Henry
.''I don It recall that they did. ~
#ssYou won't swear that they. did
p emo; I won't. 7 simply don't re-
member
".Didn't you tell them: TT is not my
business to know where he is. If you
want to know find out for yourselfs' -
%"Didn't say anything of the kind
1t appeared that Henry Sussman was
arrested at Leavenworth last February
and taken to Madison, Wis. Joseph
Sussman gave bail pending the action
of the federal grand jury: Henry was
indicted for forgery. Joseph had to
give another bond for his brothers.
appearance for trial at La Crosse. Two
weeks before the death of his wife
Henry arrived from La Crosse.
/. Witness said that he had seen Henry
Sussman several times on Sept. 26 last.
Had breakfasted and lunched with
him.
Adolph Sussman, another brother,
testified that Henry was accustomed
to carry revolver.
Isaac Segal, an old friend of the
Sussmans, testified that Henry's repu-
tation for peace and good order was
good. On cross-examination he said
that. he had not seen Henry for the
year last past, and the year before
that only about four times.