The evening world., 1912-10-14

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QUESTION WAS SUGGESTED ~
wEssER HlMsHLF.
Becker had suggested aloud TO his
'ounsel to ask the witness II sam
schepps gas not known az vaiion's
! lo5by gov.
y Q. Did Sou report around that Rosen-
thal vas -csponsible for the murder Of
spanish Louie, A. No. .......
Weber senied that Rosenthai had
ever said 20 hinl that 10 he ;Webber)
d.dn'. stop accusing aim .Rossn .haD
81 hat murder be would 20 something
to you.
webbsr said he vas arrested on the
night OF the murder and that he had
denied to Commissioner Dousherty
| that no participated In the murder.
Y. You lied when you made that de-
nial1 A. Yes. -
q. Did you SEQ lawyer named
Marshall that nighti A. Yes.
! Now. Weber" said Mr.. Mcintyre,
"a lawyer cannot testify concerning
what q client has said<to him. Are you
willing to release your lawyer and let
him tell what you sAidr'
.n w: :s,s .o ;sSsse mo- moment smiled
It was 3 o'clock and Justice uoff asked
Mcintyre how long II would take to nm
| ish the cross Examination
AN hour and . half" replied Mr.. Nc
Intyre." looking al the clock.
! 60 on. then" said the Justice, I'VE
will not have \ reoess.
wcbber was questioned at sorna length
concerning the statement he had made
to Deputy commisSioner Dousher,y.
Some Of the Juror made II known that
they would like e. have luncheon and
Justice Con- consented 70 take Q rccass
coFF rAkGs sreps 70 KEEP
OUT "uNDEslRAsLEs."
After recess Justice 0ofF put In
force his new regulation. by which no
one will be admitted TO the tribunal
except upon the presentation Of q per-
sonal pass Issued at the order OF the
Justice. Newspapermtn ana artists
attending the trial were compeiisd to
surrender their police cards 10 Justice
Cons man. thu bearer Of the card
nrst being Identified. Thess cArde
were then turned In to the Court. 20
chat the names could be taken from
them for the passes.
This was done. 50 the explAnato
went. 70 prevent undesfrsbiss ssom In.
vadins the tribunai. Reports had bSen
made to the Dsstrict-Aaornsy that mem-
bers Of the gangs were breAA1nw into
court and that they wore thers for the
purpose of intfmidatinG Witnesses How
they got In, II any s,soh did get in.-b
a pofound mystery In view OF the ord eaI
through which those entitled to ahmis-
-ion had TO oa3-fFst hsh',ng 'trouG
'uter Narraers Of ,nncsmen. .hen through
inner hasvtefs. then cast POLICE Captain
rierrey and At last through the lines at
tho court ofi3cev.
When Justice ooff returned 20 his
| place Weber was called back TO the
stand.
The witness told Mr. Mcintyre after
he Nad attended the inquest In the Cor
oners once he was taken to the
Tombs. SIC tented that he had said In
nsction with the murder.
Wsbbsr sAid he had never s1culpa ted
Becker In In his taiies with Mr.. Whit
man.
Q..when ala you make your confess
sion1 A. I don't remember the date ]
believe Il was In August
q. Was Il about the time OF the md
ing the FIRST indictment, July 20? A. I
don't remember Just whom Il was.
webber admitted that he had talked
to tho Dlstrict-Attorney before going
into the Grand Jury Room.
Q. Did you instruct your lawyer ~ tell
the D!Nrlct-Attorney that you would be-
come a witness for the State n you
were granted tmmunity7 A. No. sir.
Mr. Mcintyre brought out that the
witness had signed . stipulation with
the District-Attorney. wsbber said he
did no record what " - In the stip-
ulaton.
Q. what vera you promised for max
ing y our confession. A. Protection.
@. Protection by whom7 A. The Courts.
Q. who7 A. Judge Muiqueen.
Q. DID you see Judge HulQuesnf No.
my lawyer saw him.
Weber insisted that he had not
read the stipulation he had sisned.
Was DOT that stipulation read to
your
YES. II was" said Weber. quietly.
PROMISED IMMUNITY " NE
TOLD THE TRUTH.
Now, what do you remember you
were promised In that stipulation pur-
sued the lawyer.
Der, saistnS his voaos little, "tAat
would bs granted inmunisy ~
tola tie truth end ~ not Ared .
shot,"
ia the promise Of immunity tho thing
that makes you tesufyf" asked the law.
| yer.
An objection was sustained.
Mr.. Mcintyre than called for the pres
| entati,n NJ the signed stipulation, which
Mr.. whitman refused to produce unless
directed by the Court Justice Goff re-