The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

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kati~ M,ieller Was aSaitinR him
~ sRnin vent 20 Central Park. re-
turned IN hi~ hat and painted The f~r-
plac- The reason hs gave uD that Cat.
~ sad vs. because tho police and de-
t-etivs- were --srcbing the place and hs
I'D not want 90 live there under the cir
cum-tHncsz We d~ni~d positively ever
having seen Ruth Wheeler He explained
the entry IN hia notssuoOk reGardlus
Ruth w saving that he had entered Y
a. the dirtatiOn ~ man named Fred
threndt~. with whom he contemplated
opening q school % steGoGrapby
CROSS EHAyTNED
when VIZ No~- IN cross-sxamination
Eat asked few questions ~ show that
Woltsr hlsd lived an die ife h. a-ked
hin hos much he weighed and what hia
height Wa- Tho answers we're indefinite.
ard Mr. NlO-- tolsi him o. stand up and
hold his hands o,t that the Jury rruld
soc them The witness obeyed, and 40
no stood with hi- hands turned palms
toward the Jury they were seen % bs
unoommonlv large and powerful hooking.
hut the PALMS were soft and white.
Nr Mu-- went over the story II the
N1tns--@'- oCca-ional employment- for
brief times. isClOsing that he hat lO-t
one position because -th"ra Was some
money rni--ing- Then SIR Moss further
disrVeditsd the witness by reading ex-
tracts from Journals Wolter admitted
we're hi- These hs aid he had cupied
tom h@Wspapsr~ They were all either
suggestive ~ stories og crimes ~ violence
n 70 TIM, point the witnea- had remained
resuningly calm, hut he came near to
brenking down when Mr. Moss, cont
rpsnting upDn the fact that the Ruth
Nbexl~r entry in on. ~ the books included
tho date March q, 1910. suddenly thundsred
- the witness.
"Nhv " tins mysterious Fred Ehrendts
dict ited that address 20 you a. po=sii,le
.4z.sk
I'D the date?-
tsIbs witness did not rsply and Mr. Moss
!. SHOUTED
@lou wrote Il because you had seen
. Rush and ~ invite her confidence had
ibid her that Won would give her sm-
ployrnsnt On that date. the beginning
~ tire week after the week Of heT call
The .wltn@-- replied family, NO. and
Mr. Moss took up new line ~ uue-tion-
ING This showed that the Ruth Nhesl-r
entry IN the book mad the name NJ Ruth
business college properly Capitslizsd.
nuf the same writing by NoiteI at the
dic1atlon 81 the police was written with
out tno-s capital. Witn@-s had tss-
tined that Ruth had Ctrrisi with her
when .he started ~ 60 - VOTERS a
printed business card ut the Colhrse IN
which it, nam" Wa- capitalized - m the
book entrN
Next Mr Moss had the witness identify
young woman ~ IN" court room as one
who had called on "Wednesday evening
IN response 10 Molter- request and had
made a posltlV. engagement Ia call the
next dav 80 y O'Clock IN the morning
And not knowing that that little girl
had had her suspicious aroused and you
expecting her the next day. you cl-ired
out you sAy ats y clock IN tire morning.
The witness explained that ne expected
Ehrendt- - meet the girl Next Mr.
Mos@ shovel the witness package ut
picture iouni IN VOTERS bsd The
wrtne-s 'dmItted having bought them.
ana then Nj. Nos. thrustIng them into
Woltef'r hand. eNClelmsd
Did y"u ever 500 anything tilthicr
naetIer more CRIMINAL
Mr. :, ott objected to the word Grim
lnal. and Nj Noes took the pictures and
thre~ them on the table before Mr.. Scott.
saving
I Sill Leave IT 10 YOU II they ara not
CrImiRol
DAMAGING ADMISSIONS
Ire witness admitted that hs had told
Police NptaIn Carey that he had copied
the Ruth Wheeler entry ont ~ a news
psper ady-Ttissmant. When MIR Moss
aRked Why h. rad ssnt that 10 the police
ven the vitrsss replied thrt he and not
then know what ne was charged with.
This Vas on riday night. hen the police
thought they were working on an aDduc-
ton Gaze Wplter admitted that the
niGn'shlrt USED - covering 81 one Of
the bundlss ~aS ms. but cDr;ld not sx-
plain nuw ~ hsc'ri. blnod-'aIned and
bLackens1
IL was almost ~ tn. end Of the cross
examinsrtrn that the witness a gam nearly
broke down Mr. Mss led him t. talk
. about the stove removed from IN front
81 the fireplace and asked him suddenly
what held the stpveplpe IN place Nolter
reraA ned silent, sud then Mr.. Noes aid
a piece 81 wlf-. wasn't IT,
WolteI replsd after another silence.
sTdon know
ARan .Ir Mu-- r~frained from pressing
the tine ri questions which had nearly
brought Noltar to "A collapse and the
witness Na- soou dismissed from the
stand
LIITLt pvIDENCE IN RtBUrIAL
The retut'll came qiIicN and sharp
The stIp-Tint eudsnt ~ the commercial
school aid h. had never inserted an
advertisement for Ruth Nh~ei.T An
elderly German. David Schott. te-tiii 81
that he nd -,-eu NOltsr va front ~ 22I
Vast Seventy NTH street hatis-- ana
looking RESTLESS some time after O'Clock
on the morning ut either "Wednesday
the gSd ~ thursday IN" 2rh Mr. sarah
Hanley = n-lghbor Of SChott. made ~
positive thai the day SChott saw Wolter
Wae ~ Thursday she met and spoke
TO Schott On the occasion and she knew Il
saS Thursday lSacauSs she was returning
with her children from Holy Thursday
church servo"
Pearl Nh@esr. recalled began the
utter Destruction ~ the evidence gwen
Nv the tttilt' woman rear -tid une
had met Mr. Giili- IN tn. hou-s where
she wa looking for Ruth had told her
the facts Mr. Chile had been sympa-
thetic aud promised To keep an outlook
Tor Ruth aud tor Moiter That was
On Friday Pearl Wheeler asked Mrs
GiIlie II she had seen any girl IN the house
the day i--tOr~. Thursday. aud Mrs
Chile replied 40 I was out all day
THURSDAY az home with nv mother
Policeman Deytns testified 10 ahso-
Iutely the same facts tie was with
Miss Wheeler AT the. time and To hun too
the woman -sid she wac ont all day
1hur-day Officer MaI-sr followed and
gave absolute confederation to the two
. preceding women Mr. Mohl wife OF
7 the hudlorh. said that Mr. GIllis did not
even have room IN the house but she
visited there TO take care II a man = room
She knew that .Mrs Gilis had not washed
on Thursday. because she herself was
washing on that day ann !; was on the
next day she supplied Mrs Gillie with
material for washing That ended the
rebu'tal and the defence recalled Katie
Gilhe who asserted positively that she
wns living IN the house on Thursday
the :tth Mr. Moss agreed TO admit
that the fart alFhnugh h. AtA