The evening world., 1912-08-22

wound in the brain was the cause Of
death.
"Did you recover any OF the bull
ietsr' asked Coroner Feinberg
The bullet in the brain was recov-
cred intact" replied DIR. Schultz IT
was Of 20 calibre."
DR.. schuits said the Identification OF
the body Of Rosenthal was made by
Policeman Daniel Brady. who had a
nxed post Mt Forty-third street and
broadway. Foreman Frohman OF the
Jury asked how the Identification was
made.
COULD. NOT CLASS SIZE OF
SECOND BULLET.
Or. Schultz said that Brady idsn-
tined the body as that which had been
lying on the sidewalk IN front OF the
Metropoie after the shooting. In an
swer to the question put by q juryman
DR.. Schultz said that the bullet he re-
covered from the Jaw was splintersd
and It's calibre could not be determined.
Policeman Brady testified that he
heard four shots. but did not see the
shsotinE. When he reached the scene
the body Of Rosenthal was lying on
the sidewalk.
Thomas Smith. head waiter of the
Mstropoie, told OF seeing Rosenthai
sitting at q table prior to the shoot
Ing. Of hearing shots and Of going out
and seeing RosenthaI's body. Johr
Eastland, n waiter. told OF running 10
the door after hearing the shots. sec.
ing the body OF Rosenthal and noting
\ man In a brown suit running away.
He aid not see any revolver.
Ypiiceman William File. who was on
duly and In the Metropole at the tsns
Of the shooting. told OF hearing the
shots and rushing TO tho street with his
revolver In his hand. Previous to the
sAootinR. he said-about ten minutes-he
cav Bridge" Weber walk nervously
through the cafe and hurry out. without
speaking TO anybody.
vtis told how he had been unable 70
gst any information from anybody imms-
diatsiy after the shooting. and how he
asA ether policemen vainly Airsusd the
gray touring car. He said that on his
return from tho chase he saw Webbsr
near the scene of the shooting talkins
70 Jimmy Thompson. proprietor OF the
Garden restaurant. and man named
Eddie Hayes.
File was cross-examined by Aaron j.
Levy, counsel for the indicted chauffeur.
William Shapiro, who got from the po-
iiceman that he did not see the driver
Of the car.
L,Dev RELEAeEp, TELLS OF
AMAZING "fpENTiFicATioN."
Mr.. Levy spent some time In an effort
% set File to admit that he had been
tea the murderers OF Rosenthai had
escaped from the scene In another
automobile than that driven by Levy's
ciisnt, Shapiro. File said he had heard
there was another automobile and
promised TO give the District-Attorney
ths names Of his informanu on that
pant
1nasmuch a. Shapiro has confessed
that he drove the car In which the -four
murderers escaped. the cross-examinr'
ton Of Mr.. Levy did not change the
position of his client. Files testimony
closed the inquest and the jury TO
tnrnsd q verdict that Rosenthal came
20 his death at the hands Of persons
unknown.
Coroner Feinbsrg then announced that
he had been requested by the District
Attorney to discharge Louis Libby. who
shares with Shapiro the ownership o.
tho gray touring car. Libby was ac
cording1y released from custody. HI
had been under arrest since . few hour
after the murder.
AZ soon as he was free Libby besai
20 talk. He made a statement Us Il
hAppeninSs In tho West Forty-seventi
street station following his arrest wh,cl
Alls more confirmation to the charge o
th1 Dastract-Attornsy that the polio
work In tho case has been either stupi'
o. not ION tho level
u didn't know anything about the ca
bsing rented for the night OF July 10.
said Libby. THAT happened after m
work was done and had gone home.
Il was In bed wien detectives cam
and yanked me out and hustled me int
my oily. greasy working clothes. The
took me first 10 the garage and then I
tbs Forty-seyeDth street station hous
didn't know what 1t Was all about VI
I'll they told me Herman Rosenthal IA
been killed. and even then l didn't kno'
how the car asured In It. l told n
policemen that the car had been In tn
garage aimee ] put II there. and. 80 "a
a. knew. that was the truth.
"MAN WHO FIRED THE SHOTS
DouoHERTY SAID.
when We got to the station houi
Commissioner Dougher:y and lnspec't
Hughes were there. Both were srcat
excited. The room was full OF 1sopl
Douyherty and Hughes made a III.
Tor me.
Here's the man now" said Doug
erty. Put him In line.
They put me In line with a dozen
nose well dressed inen. I was the on
one that had on greasy working elotht
Then Dougherty called TWO persona.
man and boy In be'lhop's unlforl
Both these persons had been In I
roem and had seen me brought in Al
piacsd In line. .....
the man walked up 20 me and pick
me out The boy hung back. but Doug
erev showed him forward. telling hi
- touch me-that was the right par,
Than ths boz pointed me- out
These men Identify you as the m