New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

warrant had called for the arrest OF small o'o"'
woman.
MUM ABOUT THAT ONE "GENTLEMANLf
CAPTAIN
About the time that Or. Parkhurst had been
making trouble for the police, the witness s"l"'
Detective Sullivan told her how Dr. Parkhur''
looked and said II such man went to her ho"Se
she must look out for him Similar warnings "e'e
given to other women who kept houses IN Ihlr r
protection she said. She would not swear tnat
opening one house She refused again to tell the
name Of the captain whom she had ue'e' ''''''"
''Mr con- she said Il told You would not tell
and | won't. There is ono gentleman In the PONCE
and Won must save him
Mr. cor said he would not push her further In
that direction. Then he began to ask questions
about her flight from the city after. she had been
subpoenacd witness before the commune
She said that perran had asked her bad sa Ide ves
week before she received me Sunp3sna , sn T hS
III police would n@nd hTr TO prson o o station to
ask the the serscant about what she had heard. The
sergeant asked her e she was sick DerriSan fol,
nursing Hellerung who was suffering with
broken leg. She went to Mr. Moss Once ana
told her story TO him and to Detective webb.
HOW SHE WAS SPIRITED AWAY.
Mr. Gon exhibited to the witness long state
ment. which had been prepared in Mr. MOSS
Office and said that the name OF the police captain
he would let that go. Then he asked: "Why did
you leave New York;
woman replied: II will tell this much. The ponce
sent me away. 49, H.. ,
Ayes
Q.-ITow much it? A.-One thousand seven
@ Who gave the money to you7 "A man
never before and don't know.
THE CAPTAINS MADE Up RIO PURSE
Mrs Herman refused to tell whore the money had
been paid 10 her or what she had done with IT.
The stranger had gone TO the house In Sixth-ave.,
where she was nursing Hecrung. at late hour
on the niyht before she appear before the
committee as "A witness. He had told her that
soine OF hcr frieIS ~'il'ed 20 , o3,rm ,' ont
% town. Captains Haughcy and Ryan and eX-
she went with the stranger to dark street.
whore she met about n dozen men sh" had known
Nobody would know where that meeting place was
She said.
} suppose one Of them has squcaed? Al don't
Mrs Herman said che LETT her home az n. m. on
the following day and went 10 Newark. whore she
IN" city. whore she met the stranger Who Travelled
WIN her under the name OF fail. rney went 10
she sent 70 Helerung basket of roses AS A birth
a bS to rn PS whee she 'S FOUND many old
acquaintances. VINO were anxious 10 get back 10
Ne"-York and asked how the l:exo~ Commit.
met In chicago had been well known in the Ten
d"rloln district. she said
THE TARIFF TOO HIGH IN The len
She once had thought OF running house In the
Tcndcrloln. she said. but the ward man went 10 see
her when she had procured lease of tho house No.
IL West Thirty sccond-st and demanded 1900 an
initiation fee He had consented later 10 take 81 90
down and 800 month II she would agree to pay
AZ additional 81 0cD ~ she could make the house pay
we'll but she had concluded that prices were too
high I'm that precinct She thought the name or the
ward man Burns He tod her that the captain
much IN need - money al the time The say.
ugs banks had refused 10 pay except at sixty days
roilce. II in July. 1898. when she had her talk
with the detective
Mrs Herman said shs had not employed Senator
Daily Of Hoboken 10 have her stopped AZ Jersey CITY
on her return from Chicago he had offered 70
cure bal for her FOR 800. she said.
BOUND NOT TO GIVE AWAY TIE CAPTAIN.
Mr COZ said that hs though; the witness
titled a nights rest. and he willing that she
should be allowed to Eo TO her home for the night.
but she be careful TO keep away from the
police lie ntimated that the witness might be
ling to-day tell some thing about n captain
whom she had promised 10 protect.
Mr.. CON. tho woman exclaimed ~ you Kill me
/ don't say IT.
\ recess was then taken until 10: 30 a. m. to-day