The evening world., 1912-10-16
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She tossed her head in the air. smiled
complacently and shot back her answers
without a moments hesitation. She
spoke somewhat brokenly. but Slowly
distinctly and emphatically.
When Mr.. Mcintyre asked the girl II
she knew Becker bad home. she
grinned broadly and replied: i never
asked him" Jury and spectators
laughed at Mr.. McIntyre's discontinue
ana the witness fixed her grin and held
Il.
Here Miss stoter was excused and
Edward T.. Coe Of No. els West fry
first street, an actor. was called.
O. Did you ever see Lieut.. Becker IN
Mr.. Roses home? A. Yes. Either late
In April or early In May. -,
O. What were you all doing? A. We
were at breakfast together. we were
at table about an hour. l think l saw
him twice at Mr.. Roses home at break
fast.
There was no cross-examinat!on.
Bernard Rudiger Of No. 49s West Th'r-
ty..ixth street. a waiter a: the Union
Square Hotel. was called. He sworc he
knew both Becker and Rose.
@. How did you happen to know Beck
err A. BY an expression he used on the
first day saw him.
The witness saw Becker and Rose to-
gether three or four times week last
March and April. They came into the
hotel together, generally at five In the
afternoon. but sometimes In the morn
ing. They sat in the back dining room
at a side tablc-mostly at corner Ia
ble behind the desk.
SAYS HE SAW ROSE PASS
MONEY TO BECKER.
tween Becker and 1oss7 A. Yes.
twice I saw Jack Rose pass money
to Becker.
O. How much 4. ! could not see.
This was the first time any person
had ever told positively OF the passage
Of money between Becker and his graft
collector, and the walters testimony
straightforwardly given. made a deep
impression on Becker.
4 On cross-examination by Mr.. McIn-
tyre, Rudiaer said he was born In Ger
many.
O. Did you have trouble with Lieut..
Rocker in the Union Square Hotel?
@. You did not like Lieut.. Becker
Al did not dislike him: I simply did
not like remark he made
.,sEcoND WAITER SAW ROSE
AND 6ECN6H 1--WE T'CN'
Frank Szrell, waiter at the Union
SQUARE hotel, said no knew both Rose
ttand Becker and that ho had waited or
them together many times in th'
: Union Square.
O. How long before the murder o.
! Rosenthal did you last see them to-
ilgether? A. Just one week before hs
WAS killed. They were In the real
dining room an hour and half.
/. Szrell said he had been seven times
10 the District Attorneys office. bu
denied that he had rehearsed his story
on each of those occasions.
=, Jack Rose. Immediately clad In 9
handsome new brown suit, was brought
into the courtroom and confronted b!
the witness.
"Is that the man you know as Jacl
siEose?" demanded Mr., Moss.
p, 1T is" said Szrcll.
"Your Honor" said Mr., Moss, INA,
we ask a recess? We have expedited
the case as rapidly as possible ant
eypec. to close this afternoon"
At 10 recess was taken until go.
Defense GETS READY TO PRE-
:, SENT ITS SIDE.
With the prospect for an early clos
Of the states case. the defense's at
torneys busted themselves during tn,
luncheon recess preparing TO begir
their defense, chief Counsel McIntyr'
declared he had thirty witnesses Il
call and that he believed It would re
quire Ave days to hear them all. A
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