The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

q. Did Rore say TO you 'Charley, takc
that brother of yours to hell out Of
here7" a. lie said tina, only az a Joke.
SAID JACK WAS ACTING LIKE A
BOOB"
O. Did he refer to your brother as
boob? A. Yes, that Is Just what he
said-that Jack was acting like a boob.
Q. Did Webber ask your brother
Jack" TO put in an affidavit that he
would not be n witness for Becker? A.
No, hut he asked Jack not to be a
witness for Becker.
There was no cross-exa mination Of
Charley Reich. as the District-Attorney
said he regi rded Ids evidence as In the
nature OF boomerang for the de-
Tense. lie believed Reich failed to show
that Rose and Weber had tried to
force Sullivan TO join the States wit
nesses against Becker.
The failure by Becker's witnesses to
show up caused frequent delays.
LAWYER LEVY CALLED, BUT
TESTIMONY is STRICKEN OUT.
Aaron J. Levy. attorney for Ciaureurs
william Shapiro and Louis Libby, was
called for n five-minute break.
q. At any time while you represented
Libby or Shapiro did you receive any
compensation from Becker? A. did
pensated me for my work.
q. Did Becker retain you to defend
Shapiro and Libby! A. He did not.
The Court-Questions and answers ex-
cluded.
Levy was then permitted to leave tine
witness stand.
A number OF witnesses. including
Magistrate Appleton and James w. Os-
borne. were called by the defense. but
they failed to respond.
May It please the Court" said Mr..
Mcintyre. these witnesses are all I'M
der subpoena to be here to-day. do
not know why they are not here. May
I ask for n delay OF half an hour?"
The Court-Reaucst declined. Call the
next witness.
Mr.. Mcintyre then asked permission
TO recall witness Samuel Goodman for
further examination, but Justice Con
refused to allow the witness to be re-
called.
The defense sprung a mild sensa-
tino when Mr.. Mcintyre arose.
II ask now" he said. "for the privi-
lcge of calling Rose. Weber. WALTON
and Schepps for further cross-exam-
ination upon newly discovered facts
and evidence"
Tho Court-what has the District
Attorney to say?
II will not produce those men with
| out positive orders from the Court"
whitman said emphatically.
Justice Gon-The witness Rose was
on the stand for ten hours and every
opportunity was afforded for cross
examination. I will deny the motion.
Mr. McIntyre-Does the same apply
to Weber, WALTON and Schepps?
The Court-It does.
parker'a Ia wyer WAS mt nernitted
to argue.
The defense then asked for an hours
recess until three of Becker's witnesses
reached the courtroom. This request
was denied. Mr.. Mcintyre went over
and sat down beside Becker. The two
whispered with their heads close to-
gether for a full minute. Then Beck
er's chief counsel arose.
"Your Honor" he said. 1.-THE defense
rests"
JUSTICE eoFF LET'S DOWN
BARS FoS DEFENSE.
The Court then asked II Mr.. Moss
would have witnesses to call In re-
buttal. The Prosecutor replied In the
Affirmative and spoke for a short delay.
Then Justice Golf surprised the defense
by announcing:
THE Court desires to notify the
defense that II will allow the recall-..
Ing Of Jack sullivan and the wit
ness Pitt to the stand for the pur-
pose of aiding the defendant In es-
tablshlng his contention that there
was motive for a cons!pacy against
! the defendant.
"Evfdencs adduosd since those
| witnesses were on the stand make
It only fair to the defense that
those particular Witnesses be re-
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questions which had been excluded
while they were on the stand.
There was a delay OF ten minutes be-
| fore the King OF the Newsboys came
staggering up to the stand and slumped
down into It. After smiling at Becker
| he turned with n broad grin at Justice
| Goff This grin brought no answering
grin. Instead, the Judge opened UP on
the witness with a sharp curtain lecture
COURT GIVES SULLIVAN A
SEVERE LECTURE.
when you were on the stand the
last time" said Justice Con to Sulli-
van, you were very disorderly. The
Court wishes now to admonish you
that any further outbreaks from you
are going to be followed BY summary
punishmsnt. You must exhibit NO
more OF your sxplosivsnsss. Simply
answer questions as they are put to
you
=, Sullivan turned to the Justice.
"Aw," he said. why can't l answer
questions In my own way"
The Court-Silence. young nan.
Mr.. Hart--"Now. Your Honor. the
defense objects to this examination OF
the witness unless the defense Is permit.
tad to follow up the questions.
| The court-Overruled.
o.-(By MI. Noss) What did
wsbbor say to aossa A. He said
he would give Boss u 900 II he
would not tmplioats me. Rose said,
oh, ia frame waldo or Mayor
0synor TO get out Of here myself
q. Was anything said on that occa
sion about the murder Of Herman RIOS
|, enthal? a. No, that was all at
. Mr.. Hart cut In an objection.
: O. Was anything said on that occs
sion concerning the murder az Hermai
I Rosenthal? A. No. but Rose said to IN
l that he and Weber had a stipulatio
( from the Distrct-Attorney that he wa
!. going to get them out II they testiie'
r against Becker, They tried to get m
to go IN with them.
e a. was ANYTHING more said At