The evening world., 1908-12-28
White Nettles Mcintyre

White Ncttles Mcintyre,
Did you ever tell Mcintyre that
was the man who accompanied Fal.
lon2' Il think not
%Did the boy tell E.o@ was the man
said he didn't know the man who came
with Fallon"
Mr. Mclntyrc's lorid cheeks flushed IA
deeper red. and, seeing that he had sue
ceeded in netting his personal enemy,
MIR White pressed stafford hard.
What did YOU do with the statement
which you drew up After the boy
wouldn't sign it or swear to it tore it
up" said Stafford.
What" put in Justice Crane, Il said
| tore ii up"
You call yourself a trained investi-
gator of many years experience, and
yet you tore up a statement that YOU
had Just secured went on the Justice.
You. a paid Investigator Il tore II
up" said Stafford. shifting uneasily and
looking uncomfortatle.
That's all said His Honor, with q
echoed White triurnphantly., That's
umphantly, and stafford departed
Louis Goldstein, of No PA West one
Hundred and sixth street another in
vestigator," was now called by the de-
Tense. He had visited the Rayside
Yacht Club house and talked with the
colored waiter E;llerson. who testified
for the State. The latter, he said, had
denied having seen the Hams brothers
at the club house on Aug, 10, Ellerson
did remember some one inquirlns Tor
Annis that day. but according to Gold
stein the waiter said he believed the
inquirer was one of the club members
and not a stranger. on cross-eXamina-
Andrews, Mr.. Funke and Mr.. Robert
son, three other witnesses for the
state, but that they had refused to tell
him anything.
the other negro witness?' NO, think
not"
Did you offer Clark money to go
South asd not TESTIFY
on Mr.. McIntyre's protest this ques-
ton was ruled out.
Did you ask Ellison any questions"
No, he opened up and told me every
thing of his own accord. wrote out
his statement, but he wouldn't sign
Did You keep the statement YOU
wrote OUT" Il suppose so. / think
I've got it"
on redirect Mcintyre wanted to in
troduce Goldsteins formal report 10
shay on his interview with Ellerson.
but II was ruled out and Godsten went
away, SO he said. to get the original
Met Hams on Fatal Day,
The next man, Raymond c. Weaver,
of No. AZ Riverside Drive West, New
than any who preceded him, for he
came not To deny something but to
add something TO the record.
i am. a general sales. agent for the
Hams Concrete Mixer Company" said
Weaver, Eray-haired, ilorid man, re-
plying to Mcintyre, Il have known
Thornton Hams and Capt, Hams for
about thirteen years. / new Thornton
Hains's wife and know Peter Hams $
wife"
Were you in New York on Aug l5?'
Yes. ] was in the Park Pow Build
ing during the morning. About II
o'clock started up Park Row, / met
the two Hams brothers on The sidewalk
in front of The World Building. They
were coming down the steps from the
first, ! think. We started across the
south side of city Hall square toward
Broadway. While We We're passing
Come on, Weaver. I've got you now,
you've got to take trip with US In that
launch. He had been after me for
several days to 90 with him in a motor
say: Well 60 down to Fort Hancock
on the steamer and come back in the
II thought so small a boat was dan
go on that launch This CONVERSATION
continued til We had turned into
Broadway. Peter Hams was along, but
he didn't pay any attention to what was
versaIlon. said to Thornton; Its toe
late for you now 10 catch the Sandy
Hook boat AT Cedar street for Fort
Hancock, and you might as well 90 over
there t. Long Island and look at those
water frouts.''
Then, Weaver said, they rode uptown.
had lunch at the Waldorf. the captain
refusing to cat. and wien they arrived
at the ferry he found 1t was too late for
Linn To - 10 Long Island with the
lialuses Tn" witness had never seer
the motor boat spoken Of by Thornton
Haines.
Defense to Call Experts,
"pid you have a talk with capt. Hans
soon after his rc,uIu from the Philip,
pines Mcintyre then asked. yes
spent III. afternoon and evening w.ti
him one da} about ~" LIST III August
"W."re2' AT Thornton Hams.
house IN Pay Ridge where Peter IIaius
was then staying
What was then and there sad"
nf L. Int or.