The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23
CROSS MAKES
A HARD FIGHT.


minutes !'t MIR. N'ai-.l has y sol
the case aCairs' capt cross and Mari
Man Smith AMI harnt ,dilu' Werner.
! think NJ should Ne c"rrrelltl 80 pro-
uUc' him. al;uog'h the maH a. ,U tho
4 iurhs under Indictment for attempting
a. ti g g n'ln, ~.
= Mr. .Wo'Imam sa'l = ;,fpovro 10 tn ;.
tina, he deemed !: .uladyisahl" To- call
. t.rl Werner. and that he was satisfied
, with the Ct-" ne had made against
h Cross and Smith on the Jth'r charges.
, lie declined TO discuss the matter
What ahar, Of the money collected
from the % disprd"rly hOusgA keepers ~
e." ward man does he GET" asked Mr..
W"lImAn On Cruss-eyamind'iOn.
Dult"l smiled az he replied quietly:
! " don know. J never got any ahd
h.NIr S'w, any money pa IT,
well RI be more cNpi'glt II j.
/ SAID that tn" ward man gets > per cent
/ Of what n collects j. that so?'
don't know. u Is not tru" 20 far as
/ ! do know calmly r"nlied ia" "N-1"-
"Nou served under capt. Cassidy, and
say You were instructed by him To cosc
| ~ t1"en places. lid lUu rlOs" Gp Katie
she kept disOrdcriy house, first at Il
thrysti" street, and later at IA thrystie
street,
The question was IA tacit admission
that Katie Schubert Mr. Wcllman :
own witness. had periurod herself when
she denied her connection with the house
II thrystie street
The answer was that evidences could
not be obtained. After the raids. the
witness said he satisfied himself that
the places were not running. In this
work he used Morris Goldsten. Nathan
and other stOJlpigeons, and policemen In
civilian dress detailed from other bust
ness.
"Dokcl, you heard almost the same
rrnnt heard capt. cross say to Mrs.
Schubert You go bnck and close up
that house or I'll send you to prison.
l!nt the sergeant says the Captain said
that to the woman in his private room,
with tie" door closed, having called the
sergeant in and told him to listen and
r,mcinber,'
"'How do YOU account for That
Did you hear through the door? -
II don't know what anybody else
heard ! certainly heard Capt CrosS,
the station, house.," replied Dakcl.
Dokcl said he had during his service
got cve!dence for convictions against
'ighty.t%o hous"s. President Martin
he had heard Judges say that 1t was H.
legal to pay "a st0nl-pigeon for getting
evidence ana he ''Iirmly believed 1t,
but police magistrates would not issue
"A warrant until assured 10y the officer
that lie also had another witness.
To Mr.. Hess DOkel said:
I'VE raiied Mrs. Schubert's house
twice. We knew she was there and
might break the law but that was only
, suspicion, and we could not get II war
RANT Witn3nt evidence ana We could no,
IaII !. N'tn"u. u "naI1nt,; wien we so'
patroiman Louis Shindler. who served
unItI ~. ,l"ss III r,N niah uitns,
,,n " 5,eardarI hht,,
fled that he saw Mrs. Schubert at the
Eldrdge street station about May 20
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"nS ,ei''mh 'ne Hnp'aim a""nt eNi :,
Ine''sn IN nv ~ hS"'iS. sun P.a,'T,
~ ntNf we n"pin up, y l9SS ,oii III,
s%o ~ ""u "tG.'' g,iel WI, ne, 49, ~"
90 ,m nnd dn huSimrsa." ny Ky Ia a,
70. nv. NOV, ma al, no W inust Cio 's
ny .nt nous IL ~" "o'' II SCH" you
" riiS1n' ,, o,,, -, ,,,r,, ., ,,. .o.
Ms ~ w nis, ", 'nl'r W Wy SoI
made ny MIS- sShn"er, TO me sIatlon ~
,,Inlt ~, ny u''tri'ht ont'Is, .'e niS,
Nay ~, H's W. u"N nnloit .nv ,t'h
in" Se'"nu, III Jmte' Una IN" ,h,rd 'a,e III
lhse to see h'r a'lnr, ana nad told heI
she 'lual pilt 'he business OF ne would
SUI hHt 20 Jn,mn ,h., ,,,,,, 80 ,,,,,
ceIure against ilhorhtrlN houses Al
! SORTS "' SuptiiluH'S were eiiployeu.
ohcI WINE i'ohv' unEaE'u Mrs, Snnu-
( nrfi IN conversation ON Tue corner;
/ sander Eot III th' mouse ana, secured
| eNln'h'r' nv tn' ,ont, ne.iihed 20
iSsut a warrant. Another time she
H,"C''h'" III S''''S'S MS o"'st NpN'
thhl hrT house wa" closed ana was a.
| lowed to Withdraw a plea OF NOT guilty
ricnI guilty ana T" ftee under Hus'
| pended sentence ~" got INTO the nous,
aEain IN November, 1852, and went
lh'ouHh N" place from top 10 holloih'
, hul found no inmates nor cNiu"h'" OF
| sun.
! IN" story or the SANFORD mouse was
similar, ana IN response To one OF NY,
/ Me- HAND questions, Sn'nilcr, VINO Is
a man Of unusual Intelligence FOR hts
/ CLASS, replied
/ Mrs. SANFORD mouse Wa' never
open after tn" raid in the manner she
dcacribts. ! kept constant surNeiIlanc'
over ii, under orders from capt. Cross
and / know that II 1t had been Wild,
/ uu"n and doing business the way Mars
sanford mas described | should have
GOT into H. and there would haN" beer
another raid
"rhr raid on that hous" WAS May 10
aui tn. WomanS cLH@ was not dispose,
of in Special Sessions ill Nay Il long i,
Srptt mhcr. IN" place was closed all The
in g."
Shindir said Kate Schubert'a husband
Fred Wcndt, dii not die at u FursS /.
street. as she testified, but at IA thrys
IL street.
no You remember that visit of Mrs
Schubert 10 the Captain 81 easily afte
Two Years because il was the first steI
In an effort to make ARRANGEMENTS I,
pay him for permission to run her hUsi
ugrs"' asked Mr. Wcllmdn on crosS-cN
animation.
Sltudlor said h" didn't know. Mr.