The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-26
Capt. Doherty Gets Indignant.

got. the evidence but they did.
II was transferred to. the Fifth Pre-
cinct In December, 1898"
Capt. Doherty Gets Indignant.
Did you ever shake hands with MIR
Thurow, as told by Mrs. Thurow?"
NO, sir; no man that makes his llv-
Ing In that business can ever shake
hands with me- said the Captain, vir-
tuously.
Did you ever suggest to Mrs. Thurow
to change her house INTO a Cafe?'
"No. sir. | never had anything to say
to her, only to get ont Of the precinct:
did you ever tell Hook To- go to Mrs
Thurow and say that YOU wanted tl,"O
Cafe E>cclslor?"
~ all not. | made special and strenu-
Gus efforts To close NJ that house, and !
think tho record shows IT. | found that
the only way 30 get her ont Of the plac"
was to starvc her out, 50 Aug. B. 1895,
] put a man at IN" door ul tn" house
"buring the nineteen months | wa
In that precinct made raids on seventy
disordcrly houses of that Kind, besides
performing all the other duties belong
ing to precinct police work.
Il aid not neglect my duty n" pp-
lice Captain gariing that house, or
any other house Of that character as
the record Of seventy raids shows.
There were CONVICTIONS I'm nearly All OF
them. AMI that shows that We did mo-
arrest TIA Sc women AM Tx th'm alter
wards, us MIR. Woilmau and these
charges would have the public believe,
and whom Mr.. NDlWau made these IN
situations ! could hardly hold nyS.li.'
Thrrr vas II swelling IN tn Ing Cap
taln's throat, and his vulc" was tender,
almost fearful, as his blg fist doubled
up on the arm of his chair.
But Mr.. Wcllman "rDss-cN am,nCi MN
with rs much aultritf as though he hai
been NO bigger than Admiral - t.
Mr. WrIInmn Tackles the Captain.
Dohorty said he was born il Ireland,
that ne was married ana IINei WIN
bridget, his wife. ana their eight clil-
dren-"the last one was born nine months
ago" he interpolated at '31 Lexington
avenue.
and sergeant. ana became captain In
AT s. 700 year salary, and you have
supported all that larg" family on s,2U
wei. not an the time. I've supported
my wife sine" married her. twelve years
ago. ana he children "a they came
along" laughed the Captain.
"Who owns tive house where Won live"
Mr. FrDmnc objected, but the Captain
on let him 90 on I know what he is
getting at. and | am not afraid. MY
wife owns that house. | gave 1t to her
a year ago. | bought 1t two years ago
for slS,oOD, with a $1,000 mortgage on IT.
"Wcll, YOU paid of that mortgage
within year didn't you
eyes, sir
"What other property do YOU own
! own Sh ares In some lots bought Mt
referees sale with "A man named Ryan
"Nhcre do you BANK
at the Farmers Loan and Trust
ComUauy.'
what was vour balance there when
this trial hagan?"
about 5000"
"Wherc did YOU bank before YOU be
gan with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company"
"The Union Trust Company
THAT'S right" approved Mr.. Well
man from Il memorandum
Wcilmnn Defends Nicoll.
"You are reading from memoranda
give To Del .onc"y NiColl when he was
to defend mo before the l.oXow Commit
tee" hlurtod out the Captain
~ am doing nothing of the sort. Mr.
DE l.anccy Niroli did not hand this
paper to me. II" does not know that ]
have got it, He never dreamed that !
had 1t. He knows nothing about II. |
got 1t from the Lawyers Title Guaran-
To-" Company"
The Captain said he banked once
with the BlccCker street Bank.
before that | kept my savings in the
house. / had "A f"w thousands saved
up"
How much could You save on $1,000
year and support Il wife and family
of eight children asked MIR. Wellman.