The Washington times., 1912-10-18

ness at the beginning and until after
several answers had been given, she
busted her fingers with chain OF her
She told Mr.. Moss that she had lived
In woodward avenue, Queens, and had
been with her husband at the house
$50 Seventh :. avenua. where Schepps
stated hss foind 'Nv1hitey", Lewis and
Met Gunmeh at Rockaway.
she also said that previous TO July
15' the day beforetthe murder, she had
been at Rockaway with lefty, and
had met tliere .Gyp" and his wife,
.;.Daso% Frank. and ",whitey" Lewis.
HDid Syou sec them together at a
photograph gallery ,on Sunday. July
l47" asked Mr., Moss.
Eyes, sfT." 60. h.,
"At. the time you were living with
your husbo nd, wap Whitley Lewis liv-
ing sys.n With your ....
Did you ever see any Of the persons
you have named while you lived at TAI
southern boulevard?"
who, did you meet there7".
Jack Rose and Sam Schepps."
there7" "I don't remember"
when you went to the seventh ave-
'bS ""N eio yoe wv SSehe
Mr.. MOSS asked the witness Il she
recognized the faces OF persons In pho
tographs which be exhibited. She re-
piled that she knew all Of them.
Indignant at Question.
"Your husband is under Indictment
for murder. is he not7" asked Mr.. Nc
1ntyre when he began his cross-exam-
nation. Yes. sir" .
Have YOU. be en- told that II you tes-
titled as you ,htIve your husband would
be helped In some way?"
The witness answered mo- to this
question. with some show Of indigna-
"since your husband was arrested
have you communicated with him in
any way?"i By two letters"
Did you say that II you took the
stand for the people you thought 1t
wGId ,6ssa help him on ontS so,a II T., did not"
house Of deten tion and denied that
she had seen Jack Rose, Harry Vailon,
Bridgie Webber. or Sam schepps there.
did you know what your husbands
travelling salesman"
Saw Roae at House
Where did you soc Jack Rose and
Schepps?" ''At my house"
Il asked Louis. my husband. who
those fellows were." continued the wit
ness. "and he said, Jack Rose and Sam
Schepps. They are trying to get Jack
Zelig out of jail saw them in the
early part OF June
rHow long was. your husband a uav-
cling salesman" asked Mr.. Mcintyre.
about a year." but the witness add
ed that she did not know the house he
travelled" for.
Did you ever know that your hus-
band was called 'Leftie' Louie?"
mo, SIR"
Mrs. Lefty" then told that before
man he worked for his father. But was
not allowed to tell what the fathers
occupation had been.
Now. young woman, isn't It fact
Maye"ss shouted Mr. McIptyre.
= u Startled by Lawyer r..
The witness shrank back into her
chair, startled at the loud tone of Mr..
McIntyre's voice. She pulled herself
am instant later and answered frankly:
mo, am sure 1t was about the first
OF July"
The date was finally fixed as the
day that "Jack" Zelig was arrested.
"That was May co., Did you meet
Sam schepps, on that day for the first
timer"
"Yes, Nr. Sam schepps and Jack
Rose"
.Did YOU hsss Mem ip. conversation
81 did for about twenty minutes In
the bedroom. They were sitting on
the bed"
band discussed Jack Zelig's haill with
Sam Nchepps and Jack Rose?"
In reply Mrs. Lefty" shook her
head negatively. but her answer was
stricken from the records at the re-
quest. of Mr.. Mcintyre.