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place after uch'appointment the objection 10 II
rs sustained. We Will, however, allow an
AS to the nth charge printed aboye), we are
specp i though nsE The sns rst psr "Ts s
Wien Judge Daily had finished Judge Pryor
discussed the TeEulsky row and asked: with
what freedom from public mistrust and con-
end battery who himself s a bruiser and ruf.
fan :" The additional reason the fudxe had
"'.lf active partsanship be Incompatible with
the functions OF a higher Judge, much more
mischlcNous Is II In police Justice. who, from
his inferior education and character, Is more
easily swRycd by Improper motives; who, by the
9STedge an Gnd s1n.ro as Of .hs criminal classes
OF sinister aacendancy over electors. the most
susceptible TO vicious influence. and who will be
tempted TO lenient treatment OF culprits In re-
autal Of votes cast IN conformity to his will and
In furtherance Of his interests. OF all function
should most scrupulously abstain from the con.
tention of party politics" Judge Pryor dissented
from tho opinion sustaining the objections to
the fourth charge on the ground that, though
the crime was committed before his incum-
the once by conscious a. criminal il itself nal.
ieasance In office. A criminal dispensing Justice
KIT an poS ony ss.nSoI n er
IL, seemed now that little Lawyer Hale only
Dsly asked how the Justice pleaded TO the
charges, and Mr.. Levy read this formal answer:
,1pr, psr,os Diyssr Police Jus,icc ,s o. the ely and
named comes before this honorable court in his own
pFstss!sa ssss: Elm $ p9eSdsS b !ss sS
msanor NAL or eorrap eon4uet s or other pt osns
S,ss5S,:s sIisssd % |ss
sr sSsd e. San @ and ed mpdS Il the O. G:
or can be, Bound % By law % to answer unto,
sHa NOV so At s times hereafter 'syIns e him
q the ssid supposed ,s ch,aise. and each and syery
ns 10 point ot law 9therw.e and pro!estins that
s!ssy sisssiioh y d: .sld sngpSssd sssfses and
pToposeS therein % b CHARGED assinss HIM and 6e
nndone anything that was required Of him in the legal
o. proper periormsnce q ,hedgtes OF Police Justice
trust 81 repSsed @ ed in HIM ""' '''''O
Mr.. Hale then called this list OF witnesses:
Grslner, John J. Martin. Patrick wolf and
two baItenders Of Tekulsky, who wouldn't
Richard Roe and John Doe Are they here 7"
What is your name ?" demanded Mr.. Hale
LANES 4. Burrows," was the answer.
name :" demanded the little lawyer.
Terry Kenny" said the voice.
well. you take the stsnd; |. said Mr. Hale;
saloon the night of the row.
Dc. you remember my calling at your saloon
tell me the truth when you said Tekuisky
s'H Herei eth here!" said Mr.. Rollins, that may
do for q committee. but It won't go here"
or course Judge DAILY wouldn't allow the
after oths9 Is
Weii," said the bartender. "Tehulsky and
they had a lew drinks don't know what they
were talking about, / turned me back to put
ssain ihey, were pushing each other.
Did either strike blow2"
n Id didh,t dirt see So any"
"Ididn't see any,"
Was either bruised ?"
And you were there all the timer"
"Did Diver drlnkY How much7"
-, Not much. The half Of seven or eight bot.
ties of wine; that's ALL took the rest and
II object; he hasn't said he drank any liquor"
:. bI, Isn't wine liauOr p demanded Mr. Hale.
Was he intoxicated ?" asked Mr.. Hale.
Burrows said no didn't hear any Of the con-
Judges Mr. Hale sail said. That's all" without nm m
ST Es R &s%y SS q 5as Witness
,S Here was shothsr sample Of the examination;
wy You o. are '" " msmber mem 'oi OF the Tammany Hall
General Committee OF the Second Assembly dis
trtctT
e lam"
Were you present NJ a meeting when Justice
Diver made speech offering incentives to get
out the voter"
II was present at all the meetings. never
heard him say more than that the Second was
the banner district and he wanted 1t kept So"
That's ALL"
As the examinations proceeded the astonish-
ment grew and lawyer expressed II after IL
was all over: 1T was really pitiful. Why, he
had 1t In his grasp and didn't take It,"
James Heating, clerk Of the Court of Special
Sessions, one OF the witnesses called.
James McCabe. clerk OF the Board OF Police
Justices, was another; Hugh Donnelly. clerk of
the Fourth District Court, another. and George
w. Creegan, clerk OF the Sixth District Court,
another. Positively all that was got out OF any
of them was that Justice Diver had worked
forty days more than was necessary In the
year 1904.
The other witnesses were Daniel Bradley.
Francis j. Grimer. and Patrick Wolf. They
said they hadn't heard Judge Diver offer any
prize TO get out the votes, and soon rs they
had sail II little Lawyer Hale said, That's ALL"
He said when he had finished with them that
he hadn't any more witnesses at present. but he
wanted Kenny and Tekulsky. Judge DAILY Or
dered warrant for Kenny's arrest. when
shall we adjourn tor asked Judge DAILY.
"Oh, two or three days" said MIR. Hale.
Mr.. Rollins protested against delay. The
Judge said he would make It Wednesday morn
"If I could only find Tekulsky and Kenny"
said little Lawyer Hale as he left tho court
room.
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