The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1911, Page 6

Hp UAT RECORD IN: SCANDAL TL ns: s “Scudder Says Wit- nesses Will Be Recalled Only ) Yor © Cross-examination. [a TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY. Cassidy, Walter and Willett Plead Not Guilty and Give $5,000 Bail . Each, Justice Townsend Scudder, tn the Supreme Court of Queens County, to- day gave Joseph Cassidy, William Wil- lett jr. and Louis T. Walter jr. a de- ded shock when he notified Dana Wallace, one of their counsel, that wit- messes who had testified as to the Meane whereby Willett got his nomina- Gem ae Justice of the Supreme Court Would only be recalled in the next ex- amination for the purpose of cross. examination. This statement came after he three Gefendants had appeared before Juntice + Pleaded not guilty to the ware fants eharging them with corruptly con- ing to promote the nomination of and furnished $6,000 ball each for thelr appearance next Tuesday, when ¢xamination will be held, "a DONG wae wigned by Dante! in of the Building Department, lives at Long Island City. Joseph of Ridgewood signed Walter's aireafy hea theit testimony in writing, sworn to and signed.” The defense had expected to go into a full hearing of the case, with al the witnesses on the stand, just ae though ho previous proceeding had been held. THe Justice's holding iimite the defense amjning the witnesses upon # have already been made the spectators thought Justice Seudder might make some reference to the at- tempt that fasied to take the case from his court by habeas corpus. He disappointed There was no hitch in the proceed- ings, The defendants had been notified of the amount of ball they must give and came prepared. De Witt dit not off y @ continuance. The ‘will be called at 10 o'clock next Tuesday morning, when the defense will have to do the aided defense as te the ‘one-sided prosecution that preceded. es RELIGION COMES EASIER ON SHIP THAN ASHORE. Count de Vaya Sets Up an Altar Aboard and Preaches in Eight Languages, When the Cunanl liner Ultonta got in to-day, Count Vay de Vaya, Lord Abbott of the Hungarian town of St Martin's, who was @ passenger, de- clared he haf tnatituted an innovation tn ocean travel by setting up his chureh aboard ahtp. Count de Vaya wore his priestly robes and an immense gold chain and cross, and he darried with him an altar, sacred vessels and all the necessary accessories for conducting chapel services. . For the past five years the Hungarian Pricet has been voyaging about, preach- ing to immigrants. He has crossed the Atiantic fifty tim: different languages. On the he wilt hoid services in seve: languages, and he deciated to-day It was much easier to awaken the relig- lous conscience pbhoard ship than ashore. | CAR HITS PUPILS’ GUARD, Policeman Hembdt Arrests Motes. man Who Endangets Children. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY; NOVEMBER 97, 1911. TRREAT 10 KILL HIS WIFE MADE BY PATTERSON Penne OY Witnesses at Murder Trial Give | Testimony Favoring the Woman Prisoner. DENVER, Col, Nov, %—When the tia) of Gertrude Gibson Patterson for the alleged murder of her husband, Charles A. Patterson, was resumed to- day, the defendant, composed, but show- ing traces of the nervous collapse which succeeded her release from cross-ox- amination Saturday, was in court. It ha@ been feated “that her condition might render it impossible to proceed with the case at this time. Nowe Prisoners, were called by the defense and stated that when Mrs, Patterson waa brought to the Jail they saw a bruise on her cheek, where she anys her husband struck her on the day Miss Kelly stated she had talked ,with Mise Gard about their impending testi- mony, tut Miss Gand denied this. Willis Vv. ney, who acted for Mrs. Patterson in her divorce proceedings and for ¢hat reason turned the progecution over ¢o Ideal as a Christmas Gift. , Pleasure of giving til et nl tiving silts hy f Sec om (eons ceprencinte more bn ve anal Horace G. Benson, was the next wit ‘ness, At the time he drew up Mra, Patter- fon's complaint against her husband, ‘Mr. Eliott declared that the former hore evidence of assault in bruises on her face and neck and abrasions of the skin. | Police Matron Mary J. Pate testified | that Mrs. Patterson's left cheek wae swollen on the day she waa brought to! the jail. Mrs. Nettie White stated & she had witnessed an assault by Pi tervon on his wife in the streets of ti city last July. Witness remonstrated with Patterson and suggested calling a policeman, but, she said, Mra. Patter. | son revated “No, don't do that; he's sick.” Patterson declared to the would-be! Poacemaker that he would do whet he’ gg the best Ned with his wife, Mra. G. A. Jones, who lived near a ane | et bocense Patterfon bungalow, testis ing portions of a quarrel betwe teraon and the defendant inst ber, nine days before the hy Gard and 14a Kelty, women | Killott, the District-Attor- |} Bleyed ta the Btreet Cleaning mont at Far Rockaway, did a similar Beco for willett. i and John ¥. Cronin, whe ts em-| poticoman Frederick Hembét of thelll gasp Depart- | west Forty-seventh streat station says ft . ia nis joy in the early morning to stand at Fitty-second street and Wighth ave- nue and assist echool children across the street, Bo eolicitous was the policeman to<day that he was entangled in the fender of @ car and hurled to the opposite track. He took Moterman Anthony Jeckutte of 406 West Fitty-seventh street to the | | eat ide Court charged with el pol claimed Jeckutic en- dangered the lives of children and that he Was run down through the motoe-’ man’s carelesaness, Jeckutic was pa- gee the oustody of counsel until the bonds had been signed Dana asked the Court for a postpone- Surely ther to with i. ly ‘Gonprivan tyes cctdelp Piedra Booklet on Forme U devired rill 295 = FIFTH. AVENUE Near 3@th St., N. Y. ON AGAIN.* witnesses who have already tea- " seplied the Court, “will not be to testify again, but they may be le6 for orves-examination only. 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Women's Real Kid French | Automobile Gauntlet Ope Clare black and whi Ce bl ‘or w and white, leece Kk glace; 9 Tengu glue 93; compan "2. QO] _ ravlarly 1.00; at..... 1.00 Women's 16-button Chamoit squetaire Glace Gloves | Lisle Gloves Black and white; real @ Long and short lengths, French kid value 63:50 290)| white and yellow. ... 50c Glove Certificates for Xmas A most acceptable present; issued in amounts upwards from 81.00. Send us your check for certificates, we will do t! you all pecavenienes a bey 1s than rest, thus savin presents, No more sati: ani GLOVES. This Smart “Sir Henri” Walking Boot at $3.00 Is a match in yl aart lines, ft and service for any of the “big name” shoes soli! up to $4. lenri* shoes for women are made vx- A suiee O Crawford Coe Gerd my sup) quality méTiship are k. Lup to the the Handards of shocs sold for about $1.00 more. ta BRCOND FLOOR. 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