The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13

Manton's oueaiJons as to whether or
not IL was true that Rosenthal hired
gunner.
Mr.. Manton asked Rose whether
he had written In one OF the series
Of underworld articles, II never have
done an honest days work In my
iife." Roae denied that he had writ :
ten this sentence and said that all
that he had written for tho news
paper was true.
q. But ISN'T your name signed 10
the articlesf A. Well, I didn't see all
that was written under my name.
= Suddenly. Mr.. Manton changed his
lirorof auesuorims.
O. MA you know Spanish Louis'
q. 'Dd you write Of Spanish
Lou,sf A. Yes. I wrote what was
hearsay
q. Spanish Louis was a gansster
and Runman7 A. Yes.
Q. DO you know Al IIevy7 A. No.
Q. Didn't you go to Al Levy's
Rosenthal and get t3007 A. I did not.
o. Wasn't the $500 from Sam Paul
and other gamblers1 A. No.
aeekiNo TO. TRAP ROSE INTO
CONTRADICTIONS.
Mr.. Msnton then turned to Roses
meetings with Becker.
q. At the frsf TRIAL did you say a
word about meeting Becker at your
home on the day after the New Years
eve party at the Elks Club? A. No.
Q. Didn't you cell this Jury OF such
q meeting yesterday A. remember
such a meeting.
q. At. the last trial didn't You say
you next met Becker Sfter the party
at the Uniqp .0quare Hotei7 A. II II
10 there IN 'tos record. 4 said II.
.. ntd-s ynus say this yesterday
Crea9HG SSsoDeS Testimony az to his
warning a Hscker against n partner
ship With Rgpshshal. =. did.
the first triaD :, A. II It's there, I did.
q. And DIDN'T you swear that con-
versation Was at the Union Square
Hotel and not a. your home on jan
~ A. II it's there. L did.
Mr.. Manton then produced
Ness's testimony 20 70 the time
Ress warned Becker against
even . $500 loan TO Rosenthsi.
And then he disclosed the pur-
pose o. oil these qusstions-to
shsw thst ROSE had made his
story more vivid-"put . punch
In iw since the first trial.
q. And In all those conversations
- you told Of them at the first trial
'there viii be no dividends from Ro-
senthal. Chariesf You never mon
toned dividends? A. No.
During this part Of Roses testi-
rhony. Becker moved up into tho
chair close to Mr.. Marshall which
had been occupied by Mr.. Manton.
He set his case upon Roses impas-
eive face. his chin resting In his two
hands. Whether Rose encountered
this case could not be determined, but
his eyes several times glanced over
toward the defendant. held there a
moment and then came back to Mr..
4anton's face.
Mr.. Manton took Rose stilI further
into the testimony he had given at the
last trial and also yesterday. compar-
ing tAe questions and the answers and
asking the witness II he had not $50
testified" He asked n ne had not
reported 20 Becker that the gambling
house In which II u alleged the police
lieutenant WA interested with Roosu.
thai had had . good night" and that
he. Becker. had now several thousand
oollarA The reply Of Rose was In
variabiy eff It's there, / said IT," when
the question referred to any part of
his previous testimony.
In his tion Mr.. Man.
ton brought out the absence OF tho
characterization dividends" as APP
piled to the prohts Of the Rosenthal
gambling house In tho previous trial.
This designation came first into the
testimony yesterday when Rose stated
hat hA al h.
dends" from the house no matter
what the profits might be; the only
dividends" would be trouble.
NEW ADMISSION OF CHANGE
IN HIS TESTIMONY.
Taking up yesterdays story of
Becker's request for help from Rosen-
thal.-by acquiescence In q friendly
Yaid"-Mr. Manton got on the record
~ admission by Rose mat he had not
made use Of those words at tho first
language WIS used, Including Rosen-
that's saying he might as we'll put
torch to the place and burn II up
a. submit 70 the raid"
@. Did you say q word at the first
trial about proposing to fit the place
UP With old furniture and apparatus
Tor the raid? A. II It Isn't there. ]
q. Have you read this record since
the Arst trlal?, A. No., ~.
e. You haven't looked at It? A.
Q. And Of course no one has read
1t TO you? A. No.
The cross-cxaminer then asked
Nose about a conversation. related In
direct examination yesterday, be-
tween the witness and Rosenth In
which the latter told Of the work he
had done TO help Becker to mako
raids on gambling houses.
This alleged help by Rosenthal con-
sisted In giving tips and informal ion
TO Foy@. one Of Becker's "s,rony-
arm" squad. plans OF the gambling
houses and the Identification OF the
men working inside. -.
Q. You did not testify TO any of
this on the last tsial, did YOU? You
didn't mention Foye's name? A. No,
! did not.
Q. Nor to any OF these circum-
stancesy A. No
CHANGES IN STORY As TO RAID
ON RoSeNTHAl'S.
Mr.. Manton directed the attention
OF the witness to the fact that on the
last trial he had testified To being on
posite Rosenthars place when IL was
raided. whereas yesterday he had said
no was at the corner OF Forty fifth
street and broadway when some one
told him They're raidipg Roscn-
that's" Rose stated that his testi-
mony OF yesterday was correct-that