Popular.com

Arthur Rosier said that before he left the Stonehurst house on Saturday morning.

Mrs. Rosier asked him to meet her at the Broad Street Hotel at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon.

20 minutes after the appointed hour, Arthur Rosier entered the hotel and found Mrs. Rosier waiting for him. Together they went to a

10th Street restaurant for lunch, and while there Mrs. Rosier partook of two glasses of wine.

From the restaurant, Arthur Rosier and his brother's

wife walked to 13th in Walnut Streets where they separated, Mrs. Rosier saying she had some

shopping to do. This was about 2.40 o'clock, quote, I walked out Walnut Street toward the office and in a few doors

below our place I met my brother and Frank Batchelor, who is associated with us, looking in the

window of an art store. They were admiring a picture as I approached and I stopped for a moment

or so to hear their comment. Then the three of us proceeded to

1314 Walnut Street and went up the stairway together. When we reached our offices, Oscar

went into his private office, removed his coat, and prepared to clean up some work. Bachelor

and myself remained in an outer room. While we were standing there talking,

Mrs. Rosier came into the office. This occurred about 15 minutes after I had left her. Her face was

flushed, her eyes appeared dilated, and she was excited. Don't tell Oscar I'm here, she admonished us as she went into a

washroom and locked the door. When she returned to the office, it was only for a few seconds to tell

us she was going out. We did not think anything strange was happening because we felt she knew

we all worked on Saturday afternoon.

The stenographer, Miss Rickett, or Jerry, as we called her, was in my brother's office working

at the typewriter. Oscar expected to finish his work within a short time and accompanied me home.

I waited for some minutes, then left the office with Bachelor.

...