The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-11
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llcEMAN'S FACE.

someone IN II.
COULD ONLY REMEMBER 20.
LicEMAN's FACE.
@. Did you see any face that night
that you'd recognize again? A. Only
that Of the policeman who came rum
ming from Times Square.
Mr.. Wahle got from the witness In
his own behalf that no (l8urswelD
was wecl aware that his police record
was known and that he had come
voluntarily to-day from New Haven
to testify.
A crowd that overlooked from tho
courtroom 10 tho corridors OF the
County Court House assembled to
hear the arguments In the final at
tempt TO save the lives OF Lefty
Seidenshner, "Dago Frank" Cironci
and "Gyp the Blood" Horowitx. The
room Of Part XVIII. was Allied an
hour before the arguments began and
hundreds bombarded the door until
Capt. Lynch and a squad OF court
officers established dead line through
which none but those with business In
the court were allowed to pass.
The proceeding was the reply Of
Distrfct-Attorney Whitman. In per-
son, TO an order issued last night by
Justice Con requiring him to show
| cause why the four convicted gun
men should not DO granted new
trial on now evidence produced by
tho defense. In the crowd were many
persons who have been interested In
the case Of the four convicted men,
including tho wives OF Lefty Louie
and "Gyp the Blood" Tho brothers
OF whitley Lewis" and other rela-
tives OF the four men were present
10 hear tho final plea OF sx-Judss
Charles q. F. Wahle.
Tho wives OF the gunner were the
centre Of interest until the white.
haired jurist entered the court ro0u,
led by three attendants. Mira Horo.
WITT and Mrs. Rosenberg took seati
In the rear OF the room. After Justice
Con arrived the doors were locked and
no one was allowed to go In or out
| 30 TANNED was the corridor that the
District-Attorney. with his assistants
Robert c. Taylor and Stanley Richter
had to be led through an adjoining
court room. Mr.. Whitman brought
the records of the gunmen's trial Ant
affidavits made to-day by citizens
who are acquainted with William Bur.
well AMI Karl Dresner, thu two wit
nesses upon whose affidavits Mr.
Wahlc seeks new trial for his clients
booH ui'eT lHe pckiHhihS VI Wv
court proceedings an attendant
handed Justice Goff n letter which
he said. had been given to him by .
man In the court room. Justice Con
after reading the letter called the
young man to the witness stand.
He said he was Gustav Beck OF No
6b7 Cortiandt avenue. the Bronx. q
detective In the employ Of v. J, O'Far-
rell's agency.
young man In the hallway out there
STRANGE MAN Asked HIM II
DELIVER NOTE.
O. Who was her A. don't know
He said he couldn't get In and asked
me to bring II In.
Q: What In your business here
A. I'm here simply out OF curiosity
although I did come 10 bring \ pack
age 10 Rabbi Browne.
Justice Con instructed Beck 10 q
out In the hall with a court attend
ant and try and hnd tho man VIII
gave him tho note. Then Rabh
Brown, who has been active In behal
Of tho four gunner was called to tn
stand and questioned. He read tn
note and said he had been familia
with the subject matter of II for
year but had not prompted Its deliv
cry. Apparently the note was In tn
nature OF advice to Justice Con- I
look into a certain phase OF the cas-
that has never been brought out 4
evidence. Justice Con said the frs
two lines OF the communicable
"looked like threat of some sort"