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

otvGs the IMPRESSION or An
/. 'vNFAiR DEAL.
Nj. fs,nten in his conduct loses no
opportunity TO impress on the jury
~ .6enviction that the District-A
0s8sfs oj3ee u going far beyond the
rsduitsinshNs Of its duty in the effort
to fasten guilt upon Becker.
In questioning Rose ~ TO money
80 TO him and, lodgings and board
furnished him Dy the District Attor-
nsy thsrs was always an undercur.
rent Of suggestion that Ross's activity
= . witness and his supplying Of d..
tall In hts long. dramatic narrative
were stimulated ~ the prosscutoa's
cQpsideration.
Rose. under Mr.. Manton's probing.
Was .nearly - self possessed ~ he
vas under the friendly questioning Of
VI Whitman yesterday. With the
keen bu, iack-iustre syss Of broken
spirited animal his case was always
hAed on Mr.. Manton-excspt now
and then be fltnchsd and jerked
tboUt ~ Judge seabury injected .
9dsstion from the bench.
HIS attitude. his voice, bis expires.
sion were ifrsslstihiy susesstive Of the
t6ker player VITO has sat through .
twenty -four. hour game and intends TO
stay Through another twenty-four
hours With no sleep and few sand.
Sfches II the game iasts. He wasted
AZ vitality IN unnecessary displays OF
efsfotion: but he could not repress .
66k Of '~orritd annoyance at the
euick ousesssion Of Mr.. Manton's
snStDts' osmandins an exact state
mspt q he time and place Of every
eeeao, b tAs dramatic tale Of his
Ssfslea oe the Rossnthai tragedy q
oeaft and hatred. He was parttcu-
MS3y ~ at eass on Mr.. Manton'e
Vee1ding - nahs him taik louder.
NE crowd Whieh stormsd the. en-
a0aos - ne tssal room proftsA BY
~ Lesson Of laaapeelntmsnt q ~
tsrday BY arriving ~ early a. .
o'clock this morniAg. whsn there yeas
not chance u getting into The sosrt
Feom. Tbs court Officers wsrs On
hama AZ Nelsok md they hsA thsir
work ~ :Ssa: fer them froa that
houf. JTlSsso were many 'pr1v0Agsd
gussts'' In the crowd-thoss who had
1nsess - ~ 10. and these were
tee6ed into the room a . quarter
before 10 O'Clock. but the rest q the
people had - Wale. A. Q quarter
past 10 ne room was ailsd.
0AMToN STARTS IN ON hio
cRooo. EXAMINATION.
NJ. MAaton looked over Rose for
half . minute bsfors bsginnins hh
cross-sxamlnation.
Q. You were . Jew up to the last
trialf A. stu Am.
esYour aaass y really Roseaswelg.
is.it aotf A. Tea
vQ.casv lsa6 bsve yu1 bssu nas-
essradins under the name OF Rossf
OeeeetAsa ovsrsulsd.l A. Twenty
ysass.
g. When ia you come to this oeun.
0ys a. whsn I was thrss ysars old.
Q. Did you 70 to work for Ac0uirk.
= 4hs BoWeryf A. No.
o. pld you frsausat the placer A.
] Aevse was thsrA
q. Did you know . woman known
q HATTIE 0Cesnf 4. Tee.
"a. She's ysur wifs7 A. Yes. latter
.ESwsy alA you hesitate, A.Iw..
- n
ScSidn't remember II.
q. Dt1s't ne make her hsadquart-
ere at Hochstim's placer A. No.
q. Didn't she live At the Delevan
Hotal. .0wned by Tom ORourks?
4. Aftsr " WesU married We lived
taerA.
Q: WIN did you Arst meet Rossn.
thal3 A. Twenty years ago on the
sast side Of New York.
q. Were you engaged In business
With hinf 4. Several times. flsss
= East Broadway. 1t was . card
.Q W.: II a gambling club, A. No.
& How long were you IN business
t1ge timer A. 4 pear. &" :.
q. yca became president AZ TIA
rxsS lnsstSstsA n it-sour Of hvs
tosDi6s 4, Sscons q sambiins Grub
aftar you became pFssidsatf A.. Ne.
q. Out u was Q gambling ciubf 4.
Mvas : gambhas club when I wAs
~ breeidsnt.
Roses aensaaor % the stand was
DlAeldlty itself. He leaned down casu.
any 0p0a the arm Of the witness
G4Alf and stroksd his right hand With
~ left With q gentle motion, quite
lo0G1A6 - Hervousness. He kept his
- ftvetsd upon Mr.. Nanton and
go TIN time had answered ques.
tfeAS vita eharactsristic promptness.
O. DiA Rosenthel put you. out Of
~ Hssp0f Club because you wsrs
nldisE w women TOR money! ..'
"a Dtdar POS 70 to WORK for
'Dsansy. Rosenfeid. q gambler
~ Mr.. AArehaM-You mean bean.
~ Ros1nfeSdf ~
"a ~ Mr.. Naaton-wsiL Bean.
80 RoSenfei6P
A. Yes.
Q. 10 he a samblerf A. I don't
know positively.
V s., Rom 'Sn.i you An'" Al l"''' A.
-. ThA. gsmb,erf A. Never knew
an Al lazy ~ . gambler.
a. What Al Levy did you kn0w'
xrA s1lgar store man. .t
% Where was hts store? A. On the
sssk Stds., ! don't know where.
y. Were you ever In the storsf A.
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