The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
Asked To Tell All.


Tost said he had sent for sullivan
after he surrendered because h. was n
no positiou to pay lawyer and he felt
that sullivan would come
sullivan said first" Rose continued
".Now. Jack. tell me just one thing.
Are YOU guilty. ! said, NO lie sald'
That is all | want TO know. IL take
your word. Jack
The following day sullivan came 10
the Tombs and asked me to tell MN an:
/ was then living in the environment OF
the underworld All I would say was
Il did not fire a shot at RosenthaI
"SulIiyau's Office was besiegeu with
messages telling him what a great man
he would he II nothing that ! knew ever
came to light. Then Weber was hrrdhs-
ing through Max Steuer TO become
,yitness Tor the state and leave me. ! d'h
NOT neicve Webher would tell sullivan
said. our relation is not merely tnat or
attorney and client There Is hlgher
dutv Here is crime that ought 10
hr punlshed. You have made a mis-
take. Tell ne all and trust ne
"I told him everything. Iheh an sortS
~ Influences began to work On sullivan
H',, Wa ala not need them He could see
only his duty. The next day he tod me
I must be a witness for the state and ne
90, immunity for me. In some quarters
he was ostracized Perhaps TINS Is
remnant OF that. ,. e..,,,..,,o,,
"Why did YOU break with sullivan
'That was due more 70 mental straih'
There was time when ! regretted the
s,en mad taken. told sullivan | was
sorry and almost wished had not done
H. II IL natural that he grew indignant.
when I was released | hunted up sui
lyaU and apolOgized'
Rose said he was president OF the
Humanology Motion Picture Producer!
Company Of Boston and that ne had
lust written a play entitled Born or
Made" lie denied that sullivan had
written a play called THE Uplift.' in
which Rose was to act
"What compensation did sullivan re-
celye for his services in the Becker CASE
asked Commissioner Phelan'
81 Thank You" His Pay.
"T thank you," said Rose That
| is all he GOT
sullivan got no money for the confess
sion Of Rose, the witness said lie wa'
| asked II any one got any money for thai
| confession.
: 81 would not want to say" said Rose
! eft would involve the office OF the prose
| cutting attorney. and that would be bad
/ wrote il and handed It To Mr. whitman
sullivan never saw it until he read II II
| the newspapers
! Mcclure was introduced In which Sull
van eXplained that he had promoted
one set Of boxing bouts under permit
! from the Mayor OF Waterbury, Conn,
ana that this concession had been giveI
him so he could raise money 10 go Il
Yale He made no money from It. h
said
So far as the Investigation into the al
legcd conspiracy TO exploit Santo DO
miryo il concerned the most importan
witness yesterday was Francis j, II
Mitchell. president Of the National BAN
Of Sauto Domingo, known as the Banc
Nacional Mr., Mitchell is, next 10 VIII
lam G. Beer, the most important wltnes
In SullIyan's favor. His testimony wa
not concluded; in fact most of the qus'
lions yesterday had to do merely wit
the formation Of the Banco Naconal b
Samuel NJ. Jarvis OF New York, who Sc
lected Mitchell to go there as its pres
dent.
Mr. Mitchell said his home was at 2l2
Central street Evanston, III, that he wa
! ~ years old and held three degrees frol
Northwestern University lie practise
law in Chicago before he went to SAINT
Domingo He has been in New York se'
eral DAYS and has been reading the test
mony In the case, In several Instances !
gave the lie to the testimony OF Wake
| Whiting Wick. at whose instance the II
vcstigatIon was started,
, He said the Banco Naconsl had nev'
| committed an act Of insolvtn cy-that
: was not prosperous, as no business
r Santo NOmngo is prosperous at the pre-
. ent time. I'm previous testimony 1t HI
/ been said that some time h"fore Sui
vans appointment Mitchell had said