The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1902, Page 4

sar A 2. CURRY, PATRICK’ S CHIEF WITNESS, WORRIED BY OSBORNE’S QUESTIONS. Se Says He Did Not Believe the Accused Man Was Attorney for Millionaire Rice—Recorder Rules for Defense on an Important Point. | Under the vigorous cross-esamina- the witness ed, tion of Assistant District-Attorn Meyers and a rose | Osborne Dr. Walker Curry tl from Mr, Patrick were | noea admitted he di nnd Mr Htiee anid he we creda 2 , fore Millionaire Rice's ¢ th Uhuleati alla LE M , rt meou tal) bert T. Patrick was his attorne Mr : had no reasons ‘or think : Siete | said, “until after Rice's deat t " ne tit oMr Rt At . This testimony was < t i ine weet ' hours of severe sS-0 XA Cross-Danmination t WER ' 1 not] during which Mr. Osborn & Mr | his arts to break Jonse “Ae ‘ i | dence given by Pa t 4 us Pa * The Doctor tndignant. os u Dp . © "ie ex { Mm | este " Mr ft i s tt k was adm! vas Q k fs ¥ ky for the ae 4h Dd en eo oatans time her enre Jones tell Mr. Mice om Sept St 1 Patrick was POLICE VENGEANCE ON MAN WHO OPPOSED BLACKMAIL, | oe MARRIAGE. THE CITY HALL. Saloon of John Christianson Raided After He Declined to Pay— Bee centCantorwants| Jerome and Partridge Confer on Excise Arrests. i the Famous Bureau | - fi Abolished. The Vice-President of ane of they ita German who tng ts 4 enecial miew-| = SET Uo ue A beaftina that meet- Borough Pre 5 ie erote W wa a nto this) eas | witne and ‘ourt « * Attort w that hereafter tuens | ata tte done in the same ott January the] | hether it The meeting was called,” “2 believe there sh » pay the police bl plied tution to conduct martiages custom, « mame shot Wie adminstration | He in charged. The Sals swore, to con ke ice Boys’ NST END NEN r RAP WOODBURY, COMMISSIONER VIOLATED WHEREFORE SHE WOULD AP- THE LAW, THEY SAY. ') President Clark Speaks for Asse. W cintion in tiv ing Dump on te Park ' ere s wenka Justics rin he 8 Brook ‘ wolute divore : Bars fie Scharwenka. whom she aniog ' ° sitet : . r UJ . ‘ " h a Ps a x9 = WANT TO RENT A FURNISHED | aid room? Advertise in the Sunday \ World. 710" Lovs Spreie Attractive Styles at Norfolk Suits,) attending the operat i fi pare ment awa tinue to pay the police in the old{ mixht . ; ir. Cantor. f. 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