The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-01-20

To como hack anr rs I was waiting
I'olire l.'rp'"nHn' Ir'er carer " the
Webster aN"nu, station came along I
told 'ho lieutenant wNn' had seen
utd askrd iu no" " was done lie
,udn't know
W. had no. stood thers for more
han minute or so whcn down tn.
stioei came Mr. liaae and tha stranger
Hgaln. Tni. tirc as he came ~ 10 me
satd l"ilo and added Nnu've got u
prcrv hatd ioh OF - downtown nr
something Oilr 'ha He SAID Yes.
V'ott> hard smiled ana passed on
carter only SAID Good evening Nj
Haas and Hass nodded ~ bum Other
mon spoke to him
THAT thing was tho talk uf tho
reighhorhood aftrrwHrd and n"nrdN
ever got any explanation. I never hoth-
erod my head about telling ANYBODY
who might want ,n know don't know
Becker don't believe I ever saw him
and didn't want to got IN any tan
aie. hut since ~ ou' | am willing 20
wear TO what saw ANYWHERE.
Others Nay Testify.
Garter feels the same way and some
~ the other men are ready and Will
ing to dn tho same | cIcss about
thirty people along this street sa"
him
Mr. Haas was asked at his HON. later
y he had h.en able to pay visit I"
nj. family during the trial AZ first he
eaid
II don't care To talk about II "
Told that the counsel for Becker we're
collecting aftidavits that he had b"en
tDA al 10 y
wife said:
"You know you had PERMISSION
'-The fact is" said the Juror my
,..,h got to hurting me pretty bad
dur,nS the trial II was necessary To
cut short a session one afternoon he
cause Of them They then gave me per
rn,asion TO so TO my dentist TO get
e>ed up and paid him two visits. Both
these visits were al night and as the
sessions ran pretty late, ] didn't get up
here either night much before o'clock.
rs your dentist in the neiehh"rhoou
of your home" he was asked
Yes" was the answer
He was asked who tho dentist was
and replied
Il do no, care TO 90 into that
He would not talk further except that
Re was accompanied by an officer Asked
again II ne had been home, he said tina
ne did not care to speak about the sub
.ec,
cant. Lynch SOrprtsed.
Capt William ]. Lynch. who had the
Jury IN charge. was much surprised yes
torday afternoon 10 he asked II Haas
had been allowed 90 go near his home
any night He denied emphatcally the
possibility of any such thing being the
case
The report is not true, said the cap
tain. The only ;ime tha; Haas was
over in the neishborhood Of his home.
which believe il in East .0lst street.
vas when We took him up to register,
That was on one of he last registration
DAYS and then he only went up near
Washington Bridge. All the Jurors
wcre together at the time
But would & not have been possible
for a Juror to have received speCaI
permission from the presiding Justice
jn 60 out or so home or go somewhere
,lse?" hc was asked
NJ such permission was given du'-
ing .he trial. said the captain, and
IIaas never went. am positive about
that
This fac, that juror 80 +. did go
out without the other jurors Will be
only one Of the grounds upon which We
intend - ask the Justice himself 10 se
aside the verdict SAID Mr.. Shay yes
terday. The fact is the jury was or
dercd KEEP; together and isolated So
that Il might not come in Contac, with
'H' fe'9 -" ~ '"''N ""'''' '''-''' '''
rrocccdinE
Now II dov.lors ,ha, Haas was not
ken, IN tbs way He went ont at night
IL .,a, olI.d -, tho -,,hv., anj .p ~,