The evening world., 1912-10-14
BECKER TRIAL LAWYERS
IN A ROW OVER SHEEHAN
Waldo's Secretary on Stand Identifies Official
Reports Made by Becker but They Are
Not Yet Admitted as Evidence.

There was . great crowd at the
Criminal Courts Building long before
the Becker trial was resumed by JUS
tice Goff. There we're twenty uni
formed men and . dozen detectives to
take care Of this mob and herd them
into line or shoe them from the build
Ing. a. their appearance or manner JUS
tihed. Capt Tfcrney of the Elisabeth
street station was again In command OK
the policing OF the building. with orders
from the Judge to exclude everybody
who was not directly connected with
the case or who was not privileged for
some other reason to enter the tribunal
LINED UP FOUR DEEP IN THE
RoTUNpA.
line four deep was formed within
b. thef square of the rotunda, following
the ratings about the four sides of the
square. This was done to prevent any
groups from blocking up the corridor.
and those who would not fall in line
were swiftly hustled out into the street.
\ At 10 o'clock there were men enough
IN line to MI four courtrooms OF the
size Of the Criminal Branch OF the Su-
preme Court. and as the trial room was
thrown open the crowd stampeded the
police guards. They fought and strug-
FLED and waved alleged passes and
cards Of admission In the air. They
battled with one another. and they
I. struggled with the policemen who took
hold Of them and hurled them back.
hey were still milling about like
renzied cattle when Capt. Tierney COL
iected his entire force Of uniformed
men and swept them from the building.
During this period Of seni-riot tho
3uIiding was humming with gossip of
death threats against Becker's attorney.
OF threats to murder Mr.. whitman and
lis assistants and of many other~ex-
.ravasant notions that have gained cur
.ency since the trial began.
MORE THREATENING LETTERS
FOR M'INTYRE.
Mr.. Mcintyre came to court with more
'etters In which he said the life OF him
elf and the lives OF his assistants were
threatened II they prevented the con-
viction OF the police lieutenant they are
defending, or made insinuations against
lie wife OF Rose and the character Of
,ther witnesses for the people. Court
attendants and policemen were discuss
,ng these rumors just as earnestly and
,xtravagently as the mere morbid eth
IN who we're drawn to the building by
I've sensationalism OF. the proceedings.
'There was never any such hysteria az
his at any other murder trial that has
taken place in this country.
Weber. Schepps and WALTON were
brought to the ante-room shortly be.or,
10 o'clock. They had come from the West
side Court prison under guard. and theiI
eustodians were ordered to maintain tn,
closest possible guard about them every
moment they were IN the building Sew
cral men who crowded about them and
sought to speak to them as they were
being rushed along the court corridors
wore attacked by Mr.. whitman's mer
and thrown bodily out Of the way.
Stenographer Osborne. who is taking
the bulk OF the testimony. said more
testimony was taken In Justice Cons
courtroom last week than was ever
taken IN the same time In any court In
the United States
DoNpsMEN WANT TO sURREN
DER WITNESS LUeAN.
Just before Justice Gofr took his place
on the bench. Alexander Luban ant
Lyman Berkowitz appeared in the Dis
trict- Attorneys once and asked per
mission to surrender Morris Luban OF
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