The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1914, Page 7

KILLING OF STEVENS RETOLD BY WITNESSES {One Says His Life Was Threat-! Two-year-old Action Against ened Before Another Man Was Shot Down, Vivid accounts of how Francis C. A Waist. « police: Eliza & saloon at No. 43 Nostrand avenue, Dec. 19, finally firing two shots at hitr trial for manslaughter. he fired in self-defense, and man James J. Nolan of the avenue station, who saw the and arreste) Walsh, Walsh says) Pott Ver sho testifier he saw) “something — bright Stevens's hand” just before Walsh | fired. well, however, charged in his open- ing address that the police had “planted” a revolver in Stevens's pocket. James Rubinate of No. 44 Hopkins street and Willlam Shendorf of No.! testimony | which Mr. Caldwell appeared to think | 88 Hopkins street gave most damaging to Walsh. Rubinate told of being in the rear room of the saloon shortly after mid- night when Walsh, in citizen's clothes, and his brother, John, entered. George Reed of No. 839 Jefferson avenue, was playing a piano. “Walsh drank @ couple of glasses of beer,” testified Rubinate, “and then turned to me, saying, ‘What's the matter with you? I'l punch your nose in about a minute and arrest you too.’ Then he pulled out a re- ) Volver and shoved it against my stomach. | tried to jolly him, aaying: ‘Let me drink my beer and I'll go grith you without trouble.’ He let me ‘and then he and his brother hustled me into the street and Walsh shoved me around and punched me. “At last I broke away and ran. I looked back over my shoulder and saw Walsh fire two shots from his pistol. I saw Stevens fall Shendorf said he was passing as Rubinate ran and Walsh grabbed * Stevens, who happened to be at hand “He pushed and shoved him about and then I saw him fire twice and Stevens fell,” said Shendorf. ee 98,000 Loss tm Early ‘Morning Fire im Bronx. 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COWARD 7°20 Wirensta ser 11Q™ VE. 120" 27188 “190 3A f WIFE FAILED TO PRESS “BYPOLICEMAN WALSH attached to the | la street station hustled James one of the branches of the Stevens about the sidewalk outside of | Men's Christian Association, was dis- continued to-day by direction of Jus- Brooklyn, early in the morning of last |tlee Weeks, when Mise Krabbe, who resides with her mother and sister in | and killing him, were told by several Upper Manhattan, asked the court to | witnesses in County Judge Niemann’s | throw the suit out of court because | court in Brooklyn, where Walsh is on | Mrs. | prosecute it vase, the action was brought by Mrs. ing Landais In the summ 1 that |Landais was attached to the staff of | | the ‘| red Louls Kret ve | wife, r husband's senior and, it was added, Assistant District-Attorney Cald- | MUAMANEE wenn HG he “and “asso, ciations. © Confectionery | | 70 Nassau near John St. 1009 Broadw: Villo'by, B'klyn, 489 Fulton Si AL& ‘klyn, 597 Broad St., New en same block with Hahne My Co. 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