The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-22

Z Moss. using the rubber stamp fo,,neB IN
Nolter's rooua. ink@si " on the pad marie
an IMPRESSION and showed q TO the
.. that a COPY Of tho stamp with which
me postal card You speak of was s'gIa@st' '
~ - said the witness.
Then Mr.. scott took ths witness for
cross-exaEnination.
How biG q EirI was Ruth he lawyer
Is.ter- the witness replied Judge Foster
4 sssgse-t ina, tho rhos ographs marked
here tor idenl ifls-at ION and said 10 30 photo-
graphs of Ruth Wheeier 10 sibrn,tts,l
10 the witness. N may sid hiul
Nv ScDst promptly adoptsSi the Court =
-.igEe-tipn. tho witness recognts~d the
photographs n fho<~ % Ruth Nhs~l..r
ant W.. Moss instantly oHeg~d them IN
s ,,'.si..Is 70, ,hsn !, 49, they we've
PATIENTLY waiting fpT thrs- siays Tor
TTofer opportunity 20 d. this
THR rHlRD DEGRNs
jane hamtli. a stenographer attached
10 the office of the Dtatrir.t Attorrsv
tci-ntihed SWINE wit ING ~ W0lt.r nab.
N his pre--nce Then n. Todd snniething
aooai tho hTst so-cAll-d third Degree
20 Shich NclteT had he~n subjected
THIS. he ~aid was an interview with v otter
consittrte-t Nv Poltcr CAPTAIN Carey
who had mrs. totd NOitev that ANYTHING
10 sssu tnigh' ~. Iseo Against him. WolteT
had admitted IN Capt. Carey. the witness
SAID. ths, tho T,Ibb~r stamp and pad WIRE
has and thai tho nighishIrt us~d a. a wrar,-
pe- "a one Il ths Ere esrap- bundles was
hi> He admitted ton that thu wo-ci~
Ruth amos Nh~~isr- and ~crne other
worrt~ tc'Ind N 30 his 6laak hooks
hat been written Nv him To M Scust
me witness saad that tire third eeRr--e
a. W Scott called u had lasted FROM han
past until about midnight thai white
a number - Witness were present no
me A'ksf Noitsr any Questions except
tApt. Carey
islaiebs, WHISPER wAs r.~A'let and
i'i-r'iinr,t scrn- ha,r whica had not h~~a
SHOWN q" hsr TIE tsy hsfOre as that u her
-ist~v Ruth
TEssrMOvV ~ SNrU MyEiLER
Then KAte MuelI~r vas called. Sas
"a a slender bind woman with p'elsanf
tsstgrss. ~ 4s- lNArele1-ted and ~ 1-lv
drs.,sssi ,ll-s -aid tina. sils was - years
oit. bprr 80 ts~-many and hat lived IN
TINS country three ard cne-han yeas
Sn- ran Tvc-i Sith WOh-r ~he s.aii
-gnce LAS fA~renl-~r Tney had both
hr-n etnpipyed Tor a few weeks m a board
iag hotI-- n ITvingfOn doinS general
househuld Uork Stnce their return from
trvtnEron hey had TN ID IN various aass
and ven 90 1--we 81 ~ t-lst Sevclt y fifth
street three weeks t-foTe March - ~ha
nat - .tIEs-i employment = Eaitr~ss ~
r,staarznf IN ThIr'i aventI~ ard her
waSrs -.pp,ri III her and NOiteT She
wont - U1rk a. = 10 dock every morning
AMI finished q. : n The evening NolteT
tIsiIslliv be. a. the restaurant When
~ rst-l~ here f1r ~nfSs and CAKES a.
- Clos m ire afternoon IN March -
10 nan CD-n. for ms lunch an hSstr or -
eartteT Sfs r-t Iru..d 20 heir faf ~ hall
past - tnaf evening and found y otter
I.ainftnE rus flr.ptarr
i tpid htun said the VttnsSz that
we were SHIRT of nonrv and he shouldn =
have done %. tie SAID h. wanted - ~
10 ~ make ~ look tstfeT
w Mos showed her an illustration cut
from a n~wspap@r winch she -lid vas m
front % the Fireplace vhIls Voter worked
with ms paint THIS - fh~ pte,-' - No. vs.
paper th@ poIic~ tho next day found pslsted
over a round nols IN thu Summer ptscs'
before the fireplase the hOie which had
admitted a ptTss from the removed stove
continuing her story the witness sad.
Pearl Nhsei~r cam" and kncrEsd az
the door ~ orr living room az IS Thurs
half dr@ssed and Oyened ths door. Pearl
Wheeler asked Voter for her SISTER Ruth.
hut he said 10 knew nothing about ber
Pearl looker lnto the closet and thcn she |.
went away. She coIldnt get ont until
I unlocked the door for her
SIZE oHIECTED TO WOLTkEs WRITING To
gIH,S
A. this point the wItns-Ns heSltated IN B
her story. Mr. Mos g'iestionpd her a.
IN what she had sad 90 Voter about the .
visIt 81 Peas Nheet~r She replied that I
she had said nothing Beng prompted /
~ llr. Moss. who consulted hssr testimony ,
given before the Coroner she admitted /
hat shs had asked Wolt-r about hi- writ