The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-15
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iawyer returned TO the murder car.
Q. Whom did you leave In the carr A.
baso Frank. Tho others went TO Web
hers.
Q. why did you stop across the streetf
a. Because II didn't look good tpr q
car 10 stop In front OF Bridgie's poker
room.
cuNMEN At wEeeER's TALKING
f WITH SAM PAUL.
q. Where were the other three gun.
meny
A. In front Of webber's. talking to
sam Paul.
Q. What time was that' A. DO
not know. DO not care for time.
But you have a very great regard
for your own neck. haven't your
The Court.-Do not answer.
q. When you went upstairs did you
participate In the eating and drinkine1
A. To certain extent.
q. When Weber went out, did You
know where he was going7 A. I did
not
a DO you say now you did not
know. he was going out to locate the
vicam7 A. I say that IS
@. Did you not hear the gunner.
Ross and WALTON talking about the
MURDER A. No. They were busy or
derlns refreshments ana weren't talk
ing about anything else.
Q. Coming down from Dago Franks
didn't you hear anything said regard
fns the proposed murderf A. No. They
put me on the front seat. 30 ] could
not hear.
Q. Are you prepared to say MOTH
tr~ was ~eidf A. am not prepared
70 saw what I do not know,
q. When Weber left. did you hear
anything about his misslonf A. I did
not.
Q. when. he came back and said,
"Hcrman II IN the Metropole," did you
stnow that was 70 send the gunme I,
away 20 do murder? A. No. SIR.
Q. Did you see whether the gunner
arranged their guns - they went out7
Don't laugh Mt me. Answer. A. I'm
not laughing. did not sec any guns
Q. Were you suspiciousf A. No. Why
ehou,d ! DO suspiciousf
'Don't ask me questions" shouted
Mcintyre. ANSWER mine"
oh. all right" retorted the witness.
Q. After the guinea isft. did you ask
Rose why7 A. No.
NOT CURIOUS, HI sAvS, Asour
'egt ouNMeN.
e; Weren't you curious 70 know why'
J7ere Mcintyre confsrred with Becker.
q. How long did yeu stay In Web,
,6ers after the kilierS went outf A. A
very short time. I west out alone. VAL
ION had gone out and lett Rose there
Weldon had said nothing about why ne
was going: When asft Rose vas Tying
m Z couch. a.
q. Where we're you sosns, A. was
going to see where the crowd had gone.
> was Gettinw curious' ct their disap.
pearance by that time.
Q. Whore did you 1of A. To Forty
secoad street and Broadway where I
went INTO tho Times Drug Store for .
soda. was there when heard the
shots and then ran toward the Metro
pole.
; g. How did you know the shots came
from the Metropoley A. I saw . crowd
! running therc.
O. Did you then know Herman had
.1been killed? A. No.
~ q. Did you see his bodyf A. An out.
Mine Of II. hoard at Broadway and
street thst Herman had
been killed. ! walked W Forty-third
Q. when you saw policemen running
toward the Metropoie. ga you 20 to any
A sens and say: I heard Wsbber was II
y 1.-The Netropole. and when ne said tina,
four desperate gunner ran In that al
rection.' and thus give the police q clu,
TO the perpetrators Of the deed? A.
. did not.
Q. Dsd you tell any one you were no
In Forty-third street on the night o
the homicide3 A. I do not understand
make yourself clearer.
q. Are you now becoming denssf A
No. sir. am not dense.
q. DID you later talk 10 any policeman
regarding this murdcrf A. No.
@. ph you try to tell them that whic
yoo heard Brtdsis Weber say on tn
night or the murierf a. No.
Q. When you met WALTON IN front Q
the E1ks' Club, across from the Metre
..>aaa-- ybaL .vfa .aaid. A. I told .Yallo
they tad just killed Herman Rosentha
: He 'said. Lets 20 downtown. This
g. m place for u.s. ! said nothing. and v
went TO Signals house on Fourteen,
street and went TO bed. That san
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