The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-10-19


| murderers after the shooting? A. didn't
get there until ten minutes after the shoot
Ing. How could have talked to them?
q. When you were In prison did webber
talk to you about the killing of Rosenthalp
Objection sustained.
After few more questions Of similar
nature Mr.. Mcintyre turned Sullivan
over to Mr.. Moss for crosse Examination.
Then. the real uproar began. Mr., Moss
Lieut.. Becker" sullivan wheeled around
to Justice Gof and shouted:
.'The District Attorney il allowed TO
ask me anything and ! wasn't allowed
to answer anything before"
BE quiet. sir!" admonished the JUS
tice.
Have you been intimate with him?'
continued MIR. Moss quietly.
Same as l have with you.' said the
witness.
Mr.. Moss patiently repeated the ques-
Just what I said. friendly with him
Just like was friendly with you. was
The jurors were beginning to laugh
openly by this time. Mr.. Moss presently
took up Sullivan's connection with the
Newsboys' Home in Duane street.
Newsbays' Home a. Security.
Didn't you give the Newsboys' Home
as security when you went ball for
people1' he esked:
-fhat question is objected to- amt it?'
, Sullivan appealed to Mr.. Mcintyre. The
lawyer said nothing. Yes" the witness
answered after pause.
Were you ever reporter?'
-No."
.Were you professional strike breaker?
"Did you carry that $50 you have
spoken about from Rosie Hertz TO Sam
Paul to fix disorderly house?"
Now, Mr.. Moss. my name amt Mike
Hines!' Sullivan yelled. = amt no fixer
like he was. He got $500 Tor fixing dis
orderly houses and nobody knows it
Sullivan denied that he ran crap game
or that he was interested in gambling e
house.
Webber?"
-No didn't, That amt my line. You
got me mixed up with somebody Just
| like you got me mixed up with Mike
Hines" Sullivan's voice was roar by
this time.
did you associate with Sam Paul?"
Il associate with everybody. from
millionaires down"
No stopping Torrent.
The stenographer by this time was
overwhelmed with Sullivan's volubility
and complained to Justice Con. But
there was no stoppip the torrent OF words.
The witness seemed TO be half hysterical,
ready to break into a fit of weeping.
His hands and feet and head were keep
ing time to the flow of words.
Il think, said Mr.. Moss, that in JUS
tice to yourself you had better listen to
my questions.
There amt no justice, cried Sullivan.
III there was any justice l wouldn't be
in jail
get into Bridgie Webber's?"
Il amt no stool pigeOni' Sullivan
yelled. You get me wrong, tell you
Were you Interested in the running
OF any disorderiy houses?"
mo; you got nIe wrong. Mr.. Moss"
The Assistant District Attorney read
the names Of several persons and asked
Sullivan il these persons were known to
him. The witness yelled NO" to every
him in a puzzled sort Of way, as If wonder
ing what was going to come next
Didn't you take money from these
men for suppressing evidence against
disorderly houses?"
mo; you know that's lie!"
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named Bernstein in his salo9nf"
NO. What's the use your trying to
frame me ups
Sullivan was yelling at the top Of his
voice.
Made Money q Few Years Ago.
where did you get the large sums Of
money you we're lending Sam Paul?"
made a lot OF money few years
ago
Did you say in the Tombs that Lieut.
Becker and you cleared the street on the
night of the murder by hiring men tc
clear the street Of taSicabs?"
NO. You know / didn't"
I Mr.. Moss ceased the cross questioning
Then Mr.. Mcintyre asked:
@Did Webber ever tell you about thu
plot to kill Rac chel Braunstein?"
Justice Goff excluded this question
but Sullivan broke out with:
IL the court will only let me tell thS
they'll know something. l wonder whc
they framed for that murder? They
frame the Mayor"
sullivan, still shouting, was dismissed
from the stand. A keeper led him bacI
to the Tombs.
The last witness Of the day was Bessi
Fe.dman. who testified on direct eSami
nation that she had seen Morris Lubal
at her stepfather's house in Brookly
on the night of July Is up to about A: NJ
Mr.. Moss forced her to admit that shS'hat
discussed dates and days with her Step
( father in the hall outside the courtroom
before taking the witness stand.
There will only be enc session of tn,
, trial to-day. from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ
Justice Goff made ths ruling in order I,
, give the jurors an opportunity to register
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