New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-18

IN. ,.,.phone call TO the District Attorney
h.,ors or after you got your now jooT
asked Mr. Mcintyre.
AFTER" replied Haywood.
On the redirect Mr.. Moss asked the WIZ,
ness n the District Attorney had nelpeu
him IN obtaining his new place. The VIII
ness said he had not.
This ended Haywood's testimony ano
Lillian Rosenberg, the wife Oh LEFTY
Louie. was called to the stand. She was
dressed in a black silk gown trimmed
with a wide fringe OF lace at the throat
which was bare, and big black picture
hat set off her fluffy blond hair PINK
cheeks and red lips TO the greatest al
vantage. Mr.. Moss at once took her IN
band.
o.-You lived at No, TAI Southern Boule-
ward? Ayes. .,,d,
Odd you ever meet him at No. 20z'
Seventh avenue? Ayes, Sir.
O.-Were you and your husband at a.
Rockaway on July H. sunday!
o-Whom did you meet there? A-Mr.
Horowitz and his wife. o,,a-
0VThat is the gentleman who Is some
times called "dyp' the ni00O
'G 6yPp;D,d YOU meet Frank clrOhci there?
Ole is sometimes called "Dago'
f[ olmMee N'F Frank Mueller there' Ayes
'' 6-He 4. known as Whitley" Ls"isF
Ayes, sir
Mr.. Moss tried to introduce phoco.
eraph showing the four gunner ana 'ne
wives Of "Gyp' and ''Lefde,' taken Oh
the Sunday before the murder but II was
ruled out on Mr.. McIntyre's oo1ecuohS'
No Promises from Whitman.
On cross-examination Mr.. Mcintyre
brought out that she had been seen ny
Mr. Moss at the House Of Detenuoh,
where she is still held in default OF s@'"
ball. Mr.. Mcintyre then asked:
o.-Your husband is indicted for muir
Odd Mr.. Moss give YOU any as Ssir,
ance that your husband would pe aseI'
with lightly IL you testified Tor the Peo-
pIoS '-nid YOU write your husband since
he was arrested for murder? A'-fes'
ODD you write In one Of the letters
that II you testified for the people you
might help your husband In his preoiea-
i" o.nDo you know Rose or schepps7 A.
'e o.- Do you know Weber or Vallon7
A; oNWh Sr did you see "Jsck'' Rose and
scSenns9 Al saw Jack" Rose and
"SemIny'' Schepps at my house. Mg
husband was sick in bed at the time tine WIN
a cut foot. ! said TO him: ..,r M no are are
! ssmmy ys'i sckepps and JACK Rose They
are trying to get bail for JACK ZeiIg.
Q.EWhst was your husband? A.-TraV-
elling salesman. -, ,n.s AZ
Q.-What house did he traVei ior n
no o.eWhat other name was he known
hvT Al knew him as Mr.. ROSENBERG
% ANY other name? Al don't Know.
S.-Where was he on the night OF July
10 10 Where were you? AT my
5'"po YOU know II he was at the scene
of the murder? A.-No.
In answer TO Mr. Mcintyre she TESTIFIED
It was about May IL that she met Rose
and schepps al her home. This was oo-
violIslv an error, as the cut in the foot, as
she referred TO the gunshot wound N
Lefty Louies right instep, was infi!et-
ed by one OF tho sirocco gang Whsn
Jack" Zelig and several or his gang
descended upon srocco's Chinatown dive
on the night OF June 1.
She testified that schepps Rose and her
husband conversed for about twenty min
utes She was not permitted 70 repeat the
conversation.
William Reilly. agent for the house at
No. 1929 Seventh avenue. where "Deso'
Frank and Whitley" Lewis lived sup TO
the day Of the murder, was the next wit
ness. He testified that 'Dago' Frank
hired the room from him under the name
Of Gordon. He picked out 'Daso' Frank
and Whitley" when the four gunner and
Shapiro, the chauffeur Of the murder car,
were lined UP.