New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-17

Q.--D!d you see any money passed af-
ter Now Years eve? AYES.
Q.-When was that7 Alderman took
some money out one night end said; This
Is for Becker and Rose ... ...
Mr.. Moss then turned hts attention 10
the story circulated by Becker's friends
that Rosentbal had received $4,000 or fz5,-
COO the Sunday before he was murdered
from gamblers who were anxious for him
to leave town.
Justice Con did not see the relevancy OF
this line OF questioning, and Mr.. Moss ex-
planned. ..af ...
The defence has tried 70 show by
Cross-eXsmining our witncs,es that Ro-
seminal was paid $1,000 or some such
large sum by a ring Of gamblers to insure
hts silence. and l want 10 show how UNI
founded the claim is."
He was permitted to DO this. ana he
brought out that the Sunday before he
was murdered Rosenthai gave his wife
500. but he was broke" the next day and
she gave him back half OF the amount.
No Money for Burial.
IBID YOU have any money with which 10
bury your husbard?" was the final ques-
ton OF Mr. Moss
NO" said the witness. who was then
turned over TO Nc Mcintyre for a brief
cross-examinatlor.
Mr.. Mcintyre tried. but unnecessarily,
TO lay a foundation for one Of the claims
the defence will sot up-that Rose, Weber.
WALTON, Schepps and sam" Paul were
bitter enemies Of iper husband. The cross
examination was along tho following
Hucs: .., sr ir'. ttw-s- ,rir. 80
GLOW long have YOU been married
% ROscnthAl2 Alive years
81. Q.-iou are his second wire1 A.
Q.--Did you Hsve a nephew in tho
house az the time Of the raid? Ayes,
he was my nephew 49,.
Q.-Dld you become angry NJ Becker
on account OF the raid that night? A
3.,pId you become, apsry later? A
Q.-Was Rose a PARTNER with your
husband In the gambling business? A
Q.-How lonG7 A.-slnct the place
opened IN the latter part Of February or
the early part OF March.
Odd your husband and Rose have
trouble with each. other about Becker?
Al cant remember.
Odd you hear that BRIDGE"
/ Weber charged your husband with being
Responsible tor his jaw being broken?
Al did not.
Odd your husband tell you that at a
bah he attended an effort was made to
hill him that night?
Mr.. Whitman objected and was sus-
ta!ned. e ore r.-. ..r ."r ..
Odd your husband tell you that
! weber was responsible for anonymous
I letters sent 10 the police and the Mayor
! about his place?
Mr.. Whitman objected and the question
was excluded.
Mr.. Mcintyre then showed Mrs. Rosen-
thai peoples exhibit No. s. letter TO the
Mayor. a.
Q.-Do you know anything OF that
anonymous letter7 A.-NO sir &c.,.
Odd your husband ever blame any
one for that letter being sent?, A.-No.
sir.
Mr. Mcintyre again showed Mrs Rosen-
thai the letter and asked Did your bus
band ever tell you that Jack Rose and
| 'Bridgie' Weber were responsible for that
letter."
Unable 20 Learn Author.
Mr.. Moss objected and Justice Con- ex-
Guided the question.
Q.-We-e the relations between Rose and
your husband strained after the raid7
A.-No.
Q.-Do you snow that your husband and
/ Rose did not speak after the raid? Al
I do not know.
Q.-Do YOU Gnow WALTON? Ayes, sir
Q.--How longg h.-,ADout three yeats.
Odd yOu ever know walter called
LeoI A.-Yes
Q.-Where did he work. AIN a res
t1urant in Seventh avenue
Q.-When did you see him last2 AT
my house IN 18th street, two months sgO.
Odd you know OF plot or argument
made In the MOnopOle stuss house. In
Second avenue. when Rose, NallOn,
Schepps and sam" paul were present,
10 assault your husband? Al do not,
Mr. Mcintyre thea walked over TO
Becker and after a short whispered con-
versatiOn said he Was through with the
witness. Mrs. ROsenlhal, after being on
the stand for forty minutes, was excused
and left the CouT troOm by n side door