New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-19

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Odd YOU 90 to Weber's place that
night? Ayes, / remained there hVe
minutes.
Q.-What happened then? Al went to
see Sam" Paul but there were only
few people there playing poker. so went
back to Broadway to get a soda.
Q.-Was 1t a warm night? Ayes.
Ran with tho Crowd.
Odd you get the soda? Ayes. and
when | went out and saw the crowd run
ming towards 43d street | TOOK my pm
off my tie, for ! know That croNG w
there, and hurried up 10 the place "h 81
the crowd was running. | was IN inc
crowd but could not get through Du, 4
pushed my way over TO the MetropOlS ana
Saw Herman Rosenthal lying there dead.
said, Herman, VINO did II: ,, nut ne he
didn't answer. | tried 10 get INTO the
Metropole, but couldn't. so took an open
barouche and drove to the Garcsh heS
taurant. 100 a
To 40 street and sixth avenue A-Yes-
Rose Weber, WALTON and Schepps'
O-Where were these men win IesPsSSo
10 Weber's place? Am 'front.' Oh 'he
United Cigar store, downstairs. .h.-o,
O-Was the defendant Becker the'o' -
i didn't see him that morning. ,,,..-
o Wow. where did you go? A;--WeoeI
and ! went away toward Broadway
don't know where the others To the
Q.-Where did you 20! A'-io
oS o,mWhat time did you get there? A
About 2:50 o'clock. T.,
O,-When did you see Becker! An
MI, Harris office the next afternoon,
q Did Rose, Weber WALTON or Schepps
ess Won AT any time, either together o.
singly. to say that Becker was IN 'front.' VI
Weber's place on that morning -. A.
The witness answered Yes before Mr.
Moss could interpOse any objection. Inc
question and answer were ruled out now
ever. The question was asked IN a shshl
ly different manner, ana was also IuIru
out Mr.. Mcintyre then TOOK an eN'ep
Q.-where did you go then? Al went
Odd you see Weber there? A.-YeS
Odd you see Becker there ~, 80 4
DO you remember, July 2. having
a conversation In the Tomms with JACK
Rose when Weber and Nahoh were P'es-
ent? Ayes.
O.-Where was the conversation? A
In the counsel room.
O'-Who else was there? Ave were
| alone for about ten minutes, wne41 M Mr
Steper, Mr.. Levy, Mr.. Marshall ana MT
Sullivan came In.
| Q.-Who were you alone with? A
Jack Rose; he spoke 10 me.
Odd Rose on that occasion say TO
/ you: "Mr. whitman and Mr.. Sullivan
! have written a stipulation that II Rose,
| WALTON, Weber or yourself would squeaI
! he would turn them OUT? Ayes.
! Odd Jack" Rose say 10 you al that
! time. the 29th Of July. that Harry WALTON.
| Bridge" Weber and yourself were In
bad? A.-Not myself; my name wasn't
| mentioned.
ODD he say that Harry. WALTON and
| Weber were facing the electric chair and
! to save themselves they would haze TO
| implicate Becker? Ayes, sir.
| ODD Rose say: THE papers and the
| District Attorney are hollering for Becker,
| and 20 save ourselves wen have 10 I'M
plicate Becker? A.-Yes, he did;
| Odd you say: You baldheaded =
=. are YOU going TO frame up on Beck
err" and did he say: THAT is the only
way We can get out Of this, by framing
up on Waldo. the Mayor, the city admin
Mr.. Moss's frantic objections).
| Q-When you were at the West SIDE
prison did you get letter. from Mr.
Moss? Ayes q very friendly letter:
| Odd Rose say TO you In the West
Side prison that preservation was the
| FIRST rule OF nature? Ayes.
| Q.-Who was there? A.-Weber, Vallon
! and my brother, Charles Reich.
! Q-Kraus, the waiter, said you leaned
| over the body OF Rosenthal and laughed.
A.-That was framed up.
| Q-Were you In any way implicated In
| the murder OF Herman Rosenthal2 A
Mr.. whitman knows / did not I told
| whitman ! had no more 10 do With II
than Whtman's baby