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said to anybody but Becker that the
squealer should be put out OF the way"
Sweat was pouring down the cheeks OF
when was IT," asked Mcintyre. you
said to Becker that Rosenthal ought to
be put out of the way?"
This question was ruled out.
q. Did you say to the accused that
Rosenthal ought to be put out Of the
way? A. No.
Mcintyre took up the Sam Paul AS
ISOLATION outing on the Sunday before
the murder. He got from the witness
only denial that he had said 10 any
ons OF the hoo who went on the outing
that Rosenthal should he murdered.
Q. Did you say to sam schepps that
| Rosenthal should be put out OF the way?
a. did not.
Q. Did you say that to Weber? A.
Not that day.
Q. What day? 4. At the meeting be-
tween Becker, Wcbber. WALTON aud my
self.
y, The perspiring Mr. Mcintyre APP
pealed To Justice Con for more aid
asking that n few more windows be
opened. The Court would not consent
saying that II was noisy enough with
out opening any more windows
Rose denied that he had said to
Reveler that Rosenthal should be done
up.
! Rose was asked about Charley Kelly,
n prize Fighter he had managed.
| "Dld Kelly tell you" asked Mcintyre,
chat Roscnthal blamed you for the
raid on his gambling house AMI that
: Rosenthal had told Kelly TO ma you
and assault you?"
The Court ruled out the question.
| Q. DID Kelly tell you Roscnthal had
employed him to do you, ana did you
say to Kelly that before that happened
! Won would do ROsenthll? A, No.
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SIX MANHOLE COVERS.
BLOWN HIGH IN AIR,
NEARLY HIT CHILDREN
Explosion in Sewers lmperils
Crowd at West Forty-second
Street Ferry House

An accumulation of gasoline vapor "
sewers emptyins into the North River
In the vicinity OF the Forty-second
street ferry-hoase. exploded at noon to.
day and blew six heavy manhole GOV.
crs nom twenty to thirty feet into tn.
air, The dangerous missiles descended
without striking any one. but there wery
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SAID HIS INTERESTS WE'RE TIE
SAME AS BECKER'S.

Q. You became very incensed yourself
at Herman Rosenthal? a. did nos.
hut knew thar Eeckers Interests
were my interests.
O. You said Rosenthal was a -
and squealcr? A. ] may have said he
was squcaler-but nothing more.
.. What else did you say? A. told
members OF my family | was going -
leave town to avoid going before the
Grand Jury.
the cheehs u Mr.. Mcintyre as he pound
ed away at the witness, The atmosphere
OF the courtroom was sitting There
wasn't a bead of Precipitation on Rose.
though. and the hotter Mr., McIntyre
got the cooler Rose appeared.
Rose said that Webber's name had
not been mentioned to the District
Attorney by Rosenthal so far as he
(Rose) knew. The witness denied that
that he had ever stated to reporter
that he was sore on RosentAal because
Rosenthal had squealod on him.
The witness denied that he had ever
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would be called ~ q witness to at
tack Jack Roses story and seek TO
lay the entire blame for tho murder
on the yam bler's shoulders.

Q. Did you say Essential and other
gamblers accused you of being Becker 3
stool pigeon? A. No. | did not.
q. Did you say, ON June -. 1912. that
Essential had said you were responsible
for Jack Zclig's arrest? 4. Yes. |
heard that | was held to be responsible
for that arrest.
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IF Whitman Had Not Been There"
He Declares Lieutenant Said, II
Would Have Cut Out His Tongue
as a Warning to Squealers."

testimony under the guidance OF Mt.
MOSS.
" Mr. Rose. when you left the auto
at Forty-second street and Sixth ave-
nue. on the night OF July 10. where was
shapiro. the driverP A. lie was In the
car. He drove away. That was the
last time | ever saw him until my ar
rest. shapiro often drove me before.
PAYS THE BLOOD MONEY TO
neETv l0tIIav
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SIGHTED NEW YORK BOAT
ABANDONED AT SEA.
Schooner Henry Weller Had Decks
AwaSh and Only a Part OF
Foremost Standing.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. p-Wih her
decks awash and only part OF her fore
mast standing. the schooner Henry
Weller OF New York Is reported aban-
doned nj sea
The steafher Creole reported sighting
the derelict schooner In lat 800 north
1886 west on Thursday. There was no
sign OF life on board and nothing IL
known here as TO .he fate OF her crow
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MADE BOOKS ON THE RACES
lURlNG 1909.

Rose said he was Interested in the
Hesper Clu3 at No, III Second avenue.
The Hesper Club. he said. was a
gambling house when he was interested
in II. TOse had gambling house on
Second avenue In 1911, but he couldn't
ny the period when he was interested
In the llesper Club. He had been a
partner OF Roscnthal in running the
Hespsr Club. Rose had another gambl'
ing house a; No IN Yves, Forty-fifth
street.
Tho witness remembered after think
ing II over that about fifteen or twenty
years ago he had been interested IN
a place at East Broadway and Grand
street, near Essential.
Rose said he had managed two box
ing cluDs-one In Harlem and one on
East Houston street. He had been in
the theatrical business with Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Woods and Henry Lee For NJ.
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To-day 10 the second aay Of rsgsgssA-
tion. II you DO not register ysu 60.
not vote. Ds6istration booths W9n
opsn 81 2 4. -. ana CLOSE % 10 ,. =.
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ASKS ABOUT THE MURDER OF
SPANISH LOUIS.

Q. Were you a parry to the murder o..
Spanish Louis? A. | was not
.. You knew about It? A. ] read
about II.
Rose sat back with his thumb In his
wa!stcoat pocket and began biting his
lips nervously as he met the fire Of
Becker's counsel.
Were you a party u the murder OF
XIII TWIST inquired Mr.. Mcintyre.
II was not" Rose answered loudly.
.. Won knew of that murder? \. Only
from what ! read in the newspapers.
Q. Did you know Kid Twist? A. No.
I did not, l never saw him In my life.
Rose said that when Beckers lawyer.
John Hart. caliel at Harry polloks
home on the night after the murder
Sam Schepps was there.
At this point Justice Con ordered the
court attendants to stop everybody
from going In and out of the tribunal
-. Were the fac:a YOU recited to Mr.
Hart that night In Pollocks house
Incorporated In the form OF an
affidavit? A. Yes.
Q. Did you sign and swear to that
paper as a true document? A. / did
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recess until o.15 o'clock for luncheon.
Attorney Mcintyre interposed further
objection that under the law court might
not meet on Saturday afternoon, hut
again he was over-ruled.
GREAT CRUSH At COURT IN AZ.
rERNooN.
There was another furious battle at
the door of the court room at the re-
sumption OF the trial after recess. The
rotunda was jammed and the reserves
Of the Elizabeth street station had to
charge the mob again and again and
Ming them down the stirways. where
another force of patrolmen grabbed
them and hustled them out into the
street.
Women as well as men HAD to be re-
moved bodily from the congested hall
ways. At one time the pack was 30
dense that the District-Attorney's at
taches had to dag the State witnesses
bodily to the entrance to the ante-room
Of the tribunal and then jam them
through after the fashion OF halfba cks
forcing the bail over the goal line.
Counsel for the defence began this
afternoon denouncing the threat Of JUS
tice Con to continue the session until
the cross-examination OF Jack Rose was
concluded.
This means said Mr.. Mcintyre.
that we must sit here till midnight.
consider this unfair TO me and my as
sociates. as we have been worked hard
enough as It is"
1t was 2.22 o'clock when Rose returned
TO the witness chair. lie continued his
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IC0iaTER TODAY

This 10 the second registration day.
There are only two moro registration
days, Oct. ID ana 10. Books will nc
open from A. ~. to 10 p. N.
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M'|NTyRE GR|[[S JACK ROSE
ON HIS EXAMINATION
Counsel for Becker, Forced Against His Will
by Court to Begin Work, Attempts
to Trap the Witness.

After the examination In chief had
closed Justice Goft took the witness
In hand. ordering the stenographer to
strike out of the records ali referen 20
TO payment OF moneys to Becker.
Nov. Mr.. Mcintyre. how long will II
tale you to cross-examine this Witness
h asked.
"An OF to-day and most OF Monday"
replied Mr.. Mcintyre.
you will finish to-day" directed JUS
tice Con. You have until midnight
tonight. and you must stay here until
you do finish.'
II must. take exception to your Hon
or's ruling" said Mr.. Mcintyre. I'VE
cannot do this properly In this way"
You will finish to-day" said the Jus
tice. Begin your cross-examlnation.' "
and the bald-headed gambler faced his
ordeal at the hands of the defendant :
attorney.
Rose. do you now admit that you
comma ndod. counselled and advised the
murder OF Herman Rosenthal?" he
asked.
Question ruled out.
"Do you confess that you are the
murderer Of Herman Rosenthal?"
This was overruled.
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KLOND|KE CHARLIE
BUYS VINE FOR
ST0KERS ON LINER
Continued from First Pase.)

tune Of several pounds, until the cap
tain ordered to stop the band n good
stokcrs were to be spoiled that way.
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THIS QUESTION BROUGHT a
LAUGH FROM ROSE.

Were you charged by Rosenthal
that upon one occasion when YOU slept
at his house you stole his clothcs?"
Rose laughed aloud, his first sign Of
mirth NO" he said, az Mcintyre
angrly told him TO stop laughing
q. Did you tell Becker that one of
Rosenthars stecrers livel at the cadil-
lac aud could easily get detective In
TO the place. 4. No.
e. Dl you know Jimmie James. who
succeeded you In Rosenthars place
when you got out? A. No such man
succeeded me.
O. And didn't you threaten Roscnthal
fof putting James In your place? A. No:
never dil.
q. Dll you regard yourself as Rosen-
that's friend after he exposed Becker
and you to the Dlstrict-Attorney? A.
No, I d.sliked him,
.. Did you say You feared ROsenth Al
because he was a man who worked In
the dark? \. may have said he
worked In the dark as a gambler. but
did not say | vas afraid OF him.
wasn't.
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soFF ORDERS M'INTYRE TO QUIT
BADGERlNG WITNESS.

Justice Con here ordered Mr.. Mcintyre
to cease his questions about gamblint.
declaring the witness had told enough.
The defense excepted to the ruling and
complained OF the ruling as blocking tn a.,
defendant from dscreditng the witness.
Mr.. Mcintyre went on:
Q. When YOU were Rosenthars part
ner. did you have trouble with him.
4. Nothing serious.
Q. Did he not put you out Of a game
In which you were Interested? a. No.
| Withdrew. ! made up my mind for
the sake of my family to give up the
gambling business. | had a chance 20
90 into business with Mr.. Harry Lee
and did so. ] gave up gambling and
for a time ! dabbled in matters theatre
cal. | have tried dozen times To give
up gambling and each time have failed.
! expect To try again, and next time |
Will succeed"
"Thsn you expect to get ont OF
jail despite your connection with
the murder Of Herman Rossnthal3"
Dtstrict-Attorney Whitman's OBJ
jsctions were sustained.
Q. Was your Second avenue gambling
house raided by Lieut.. Becker? \. Yes
! was not arrested. | was not present.
That was In the Fall Of 1911.
" W nat hll spu fuNfI dlltf
that raid? A. | became a collector for
Lieut.. Becker. said Rose. vindctivoly.
q. Did you re-enter the gambling
businessN a. Yes, with Herman Ros-
enthal
q. Well after YOU left the gambling
house In Forty-fifth street.-The house
OF Rosentha and yoursef-did your
relations with Rosenthal become
strained? 4, Yes. spoke TO him and
he turned his head away.
Q. Did you furnish -, cker the lnfor-
nation on which the raid was made?
A. No.
O. Did you give BE ecker Information on
which any raids were made? \. No,
Q. Were you stool pigeon for the
police? 4 No, | was only a collector
for Lieut.. Becker.
Q. You never acted as stool pigeon
for Becker? 4. I never did.
Q. Did Rosenthal give your name to
the Discretionary? \. | do not know.
Lieut.. Becker told me that Jack Sulll-
van had said Dollar John, Abe IIahlu
and myself were named IN an affidavit
Essential had given to Mr.. Whitman.
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Give he Children All They Wan.
Bed Cos r C0u.h O!o.s. ", ~. JyG. -
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Becker Jury Coming From Hotel to Court
in a Big Sightseeing 1

Especially Photographed by Photographer" Evening WORLDLY
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palfinnon file, iofa moi ilmoittaa
fufa tai fetfd omat ilfitpDn tebneet,
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mime tammif 81 p 7 t ia 6 p iidss
Ia Iefd baubattiin belmif 1 y
pietari D 2intuIa fuoIi Sbington'
isia mime tommif ID p 2 10 6 t ia
1872 iidsid iefd baubattiin belmif
2p
MIbrif u Draft fuoIi IIaneosIa
piime tammit z p2tia IL y ids,
Id iefd baub belmif 2 p
WdinD pnumaIa fuoIi @ilberiisyd
miime beImif. II p l p iidsId, baub
iamanf II p
Wr Wtotti paanola fuoIi Yireis
niasia miime beImif 16p 81 10 IDS.
I'd ia bamb iamanf 20 y
Wrs Sustiina aineId fuoli 1ifes.
ia niime beImif 10 p SO 10 ia 16 p.
iidsid ia baub iomonf 81 p
8arina Dilbelmiina Wdfi fuoIi
IIansosIa niime tammif % p 80 no
4 t ia Is p iidsid ia baub belmif 5.
|p
Wfrs Inna 2oiIa MDttDnen tuoIi
aipobaIrpaufieen Rice9afeua niime
maolisf A p 81 10 ia 81 p iidsid ia
baub Iamanf 8 y
&aune q paotpoIa fuoIi 9ireini.
asia piime maaItsf z p 2 ia Tsp.
iideId ia baub famanf 10
SuIius 20 atutio fuoIi Sbinstcnis
ia niime moolisf 81 y 5 t ia 10 b.
iidsid ia bono bubtif 2 p
&. ia Wiiua &iisfin oueena Innt
lopii boubottiin pifesIa mime moa.
LIST 30 3
Orr 2ustt W YoImen fuoIi topas
%turmoiiesti Sibbineisid piime moo.
lisf 30 p % 10 iidsid ia baub tou.
fof 5
8. ia Son Haitian fuoueena limit
lop'i bouo Sir9iniosI ia miime tonfot
IA y
WrS Olga 9pbio 3isianen fuoIi
f~enbfotontiin 0irsiniasIo mime fe.
idf l y 80 10 3 t ia 6p iidsTd> ia
bnuo inmont 3p
s ia bertha MGfeIdn fuoueena
limit Iop'i bouo SinlopioniSio mime
feidt ID y
Mrpo g DriDId fuoIi Nosbmauf'
iSSo milne ippst Up z ia Is y
ii6sId ia bouo 2
Wiis Namie Srene NiemeId fuoIi
teubtotoutiiin GIbasia iuiime ippsf
1 y 16 m 1 { ia % p ii6si6, baut'
lomonf. 8 y
g. 8. Hisioren.
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Snppindt pois fultepasta iunosta
faalineen.

t%aultneen.
Wiime fuun z p:6n italia Flo z
2uopioon iaapuneesTa iunasia ndp'
teltiin pirtnIeldu ppidtin tienoiaa
bieman omituineu ndptelmd.
Sunnon oil Ip0ttdpnpt pori FORTH.
buiiaria, iotta fesfenddn ~Pela,l'wat,
MILLION mufa toinen poittaen, mill
Ioin toinen. peIisid fdptettiin fuiten'
Elm main muutamia fpmmenid MART
foia p%obiaraboo. S%uonenioen oie'
man tienoiua iainat he peliin tols
mannetfi mietoteIufli erddn motfuss
taian. pelin pobioraba foroteitiin
Iiuoiu 200 mtaan, ionfa buiiarit
ennen pittdd tietpsti itieleen puiiaii'
mat.
Delin loputtua pistdpIi raban tas'
fuunia pistdnpt peluri nlos pau'
nusto ia bpppdii pois fultenosta
iunoSta ennen pirttileldn pp'dftid.
2un petfutetiu ~matfustaia bupmaIi
fen, tefi ban ioman tempun. so fun
taaIen ammattipelurin toperi aapis'
ii toneri0een fdnmdn buonosti,
paisfautui bdnfin iunasta rooon
marrele.
MintGIaineu fobaffa ME stem feS.
Fen fifteen tuli on tietdmdtDntd.
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GuumalaiIen puuIueen fanOmas
lebbtStDn p1itpdt.

@oiffa onfin luonnpuiSta, ettG
nina riauomalebbistDn pdtpidd",
iotfa topabtumat tdmdn lofof. II ia
ID p6imind, iltamat ia muut tilai'
iuubet eri paitfofnnniua toimeen'
pannaan funtin paittotunnan itien
I'd paraimmotii %fotIomolIa tomalo,
On ouut aiianmutoista %aiettaa 'ndit'
ten pdinien idriestelpd foosIapitd'
ma fesfustoimifunta. 2esfustoimis
tunran pubeeniobta On iobtoia Ga
null Carlo.
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Hippifpuln ilmpitnS.

Sofotuun % =. Flo 10 op. oIfoa
rippifoulu yie,u Yore WtinIin Sm.
2uib. tirtoeio. 8oulua pioet0Gn fol
ME pdiwdd ia iaiteioon femddad.
2aitfi iotta b%aIuotpot rippifoulu o
petusto oluoi terneiulleiio.
W. gnitonen,
Gto. 2utb. poppi.
u y Olias, gJlinn.