The evening world., 1912-10-16


break his jaw? A. No. sir.
=. Did You go to the Gorilla Bail a
columbia Hall with your husband? A
No. sir.
Did your husband tell YOU that n
.nat oali plot was made TO kill hin
that night"
objection sustained.
DID your husband tell you BRIDGE
Weoper sent anonymous letters to IN,
police and TO the Mayor regarding hi,
placer "''
The court-The question 10 not rele.
want.
MI Mcintyre called for the anon,
nous letters. already In evidence. and
seekers report on them, and handed
them to the pale faced woman.
| one read them eagerly and carefully.
SAYS shE KNEW NOTHING
ABOUT THE LETTER.
u DID you know anything about
that letter. A. No. sir.
| Did your husban ever tell Won he
blamed some one for sending that Let.
| teri"
Tho Court-Do not answer.
Mr. Mcintyre had Mrs. Rosenthai
look at all the anonymous letters that
hau oeen received by Mayor Gaynor
ana Police Commissioner Waldo relat-
ing to her husba nd's connection with
Rose and Becker In the Forthwith
street gambling house. She read them
interestedly. not emitting q letter.
Did you ever discuss those letters
| with your hus band?'
Did your husband tell you Jack Rose
and Bridgie wsbber sent those
lettersT
The Court-You cannot question this
witness about conversations with her
husband.
Q. Were the relations between your
husband and Rose strained after that
raid? A. ! do not know.
=. Were they on speaking terms?
! A. do not know.
Q. Did you know Harry WALTON?
A. Yes. for five years.
DID you refuse to shake hands with
WALTON a month before your husbands
death. after your husband had refused.
stains you would not do SO because he
was q friend Of Bridgie webb-r.
The Court-"You need not answer"
but Mrs. Rosenthal replied: II do not
remember"
=. Do you know a man called Leo.
a waiterr A. Yes. he worked in sec
ond avenue restaurant. saw him last
three months ago In my house on Forty
NTH street
, Q. Did he work then In your house?
A. Yes. sir.
2. Did you know OF an arrangement
made in the Monocle stuss house IN
Second avenue. In May 1912. when
Rose, WALTON. Paul and Schepos were
present TO assault your husband2
| Objection sustained
| That will be all. madam" said Mr..
Mcintyre. and Mrs. Rosenthal left the
stand. Mrs. Rosenthal's ordeal had
consumed only forty-two minutes.
CHAUFFEUR WHO DROVE FOR
BECKER TAKES THE STAND.
Margaret Rose. wife Of Jack Rose.
| had accompanied Mrs. Rosenthal Into
| the courtroom. sitting down back Of the
Jury box while the widow testified. As
Mrs. Rosenthal left the stand Mr.. Moss
called out: Margaret Rose" but as
she stepped to the stand the Prose-
| cutor changed his mind and waved her
away. calling Otto Aversi, the chauffeur
to whom II 10 alleged Becker said he
would like TO hold slain Herman Rosen-
thai against a wall and put a bullet In
him.
Aversi IL chauffeur for Col. Stern.
berger. who often loaned his car to
Becker.
U. CBy Mr.. Moss) DO you remember
the fifteenth day Of last July? A. Yes
| q. Did you drive Becker that day?
A. I picked ham up at O'Clock In the
| evening. l met him at Mr.. Harris Of
| In nd Har ~
home. Then we took the car to the
garage. where we picked up Mr.. Collins.
the bookkeeper, and we three went to
the Madison Square Garden.
q. Did you see Jack sullivan A. Yes.
We took him from Mr.. Harris Office to
the city Han. Later we saw him n
Madison SQUARE Garden. At ii30 % clock
l got the car and met Mr.. Becker. Mr..
Sullivan and scme other reporter. We
went to Broadway and Thirty third
street. From there we went to the
World Building. l stayed In the car.
Mr.. Becker went inside for twenty min
utes.
Q, Who went in with him? A. Mr..
Sullivan.
| .. Where did you then 20 A, Up
broadway to Fifth avenue. and then
to Forty-second street and Sixth avenue.
There Mr.. sullivan jumped out--the car
was still moving, That was at l30 A.
N. After Jack sullivan jumped out
drove Lieut.. Becker home.
The witness sald he got to Rockers
| home about . O'Clock. lie did not see
| him again that night.
| This ended the direct examination. Mr.
Mcintyre brought out that AversI was
employed by Col, s,ernberser for six
years.
O. Were there other police officers who