The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-29

49, s,nss>sr .sweSl, sosne ~ she nsFs-
xzzr..- ss,exa are very bright sezsows
ssr,lx vau raid Nike Aurray's psaee
Esssvsk. xars,d sore gambling implements
r,sese think they we're senf 70 me-
cpnsxfeeks
v1.~r NJ. Gor called up a yosizx nam
"a as..sz5 t3se Inspector whether ne go
q n1ntxea kfm- II may have seen nifn Der
fssxr s,nt 1 can't iocate him
sIxaf Won watched him this morning
IA the court roam.
sY al not am not watching to-day.
.swrH ne il y respectabia young man
narae-<l fnserfeld, and he went to your
sty,ea 10 make complaint against enc
af yyur subordfEatss' rIis may have
gone So
.sissa MT Won ask him II he had any
xnsuey TO settle the matter. anu say 90
: s,.u,. when he stated thai he had no
money and world not give it UP II be
had. .Gs 10 bell, You sheezseys ] asn
flr~s Of you Christ killers. Y0u people
killed Christ. and yea are not wanted
here7' ~f brand that as q lie.
afr. COZ then read a list Of brothei
keepers in certain streets Of the Ten
dsriosn which were reported by anspee-
anr Wiiiissns as existing in the precinct
and asked whether ne closed them In
spector Williams said he closed some
Of them. He Was always closing dis
orderly houses when In the precinct.
aSow. tell us how much money you
get each month while acting as captain
OF the TenderioInT' II never collected
anything
.'wsll, your wardman did," ''so, he
Gid nut."
s.yosl have got rich on the proceeds OF
police corruption IF l were rich
man would not be here row answering
your questions"
Did you say 10 a policeman that YOU
were not such = ehnFnp as 10 invest
your money in brown stone houses. where
ii was bound 10 come OUT some time.
hut that you had yuur money Invested
Ia goyerar.aant bonds7" tine person who
says that = . liar. and you are liar
IL you Say so. too." exclaimed Williams
angsiis
air. Cot objected 10 this language and
Chairman Lex6w tried TO calm the WITT
nsss. inspector Williams was questioned
AZ To the dimensions of his yacht. and
then as To his wealth. He said he was
swnrth about sssuo or sfo,ose. He had
an seeouns in the Amsterdam bank. He
4 owned no bonds or securities. bur had
mining stock TO the vaiae Of sos. HIS
Tenth street house was not included In
this estimate.
Then Mr.. Golf turned to Capt Echmitt-
berger's evidence. "sehsnitfberger was
your confidential manY'' He Was not; /
had no coiassGen.tsi man.
Williams denounced Schmitiberger.s
testimony agaf.sst him AZ false. and said
oehmlttasrger WAS a liar.
Ibid you not christen the precinct now
known az the sI'endsrioin by that wei.
known name, which has made II famous?''
yell. in speaking 10 reporter. l said
! had been living on rump steak In the
Fourth precinct. and that i WAS going
TO have some Of the tenderioin. as there
were better saloons. hotels and restan-
rants there
when you said that you preferred the
tenderioin to the rump am correct in
spelling the word ss-t-e-e-k-e'?" mo,
you are or" Q>aughter.)
Williams said that he had an affidavit
. from ex-Capt. Carpenter. why did you
ret it?'' 80 that could use It II were
brought on trial.
.'on trial wherer Probably In the
criminal court or before the commission
erH." said he.
In the face OF the mountain of evil
dence against YOU OF being q corrupt man
every one who so testified did so false
iy?' Eyes. sir.
THAT will do" said Mr.. Goff.
Mr.. Lexow asked the witness how 1t
was. in the face OF all the publicity that
such evils were in existence. that capable
Ing al.
could close THAR eyes on these abuses.
.sT'hey don't close their eyes. Mr.. Lexow,"
said Williams. They are making arrests
all the time"
well. why did they not arrest the
wardnlen VINO were collecting bribesg''
Probably they did not know that such
thing Was going on
Williams was then excused.
Anthony cousstock came into the room
and spoke to the committee just at this
time air. cosnstock was very angry, and
when the committee adjourned for recess
be announced 10 the reporters that ne
wosia demand an opportunity To publicly
slndicate himself against the allegations
naa<se yesterday by Louis ssreep.
Aforitx Resented was called to the stand
md decst1ef to give his address, saving
be fcared III Treatment at the hands OF
fswe peilee, He described his slsa 10 In
sfeclcr Williams. Said he II Mas outside
aay boarding house with friend of mine
Nasa tried 10 open the door. which was
s1gkesi A policeman came up and told
nay companion 80 Move on. He
tried 10 expaaz.. and tae officer
ssrsseS him with hls club. When 1 wen,
- ssagsEsialn. SAID Tn Inspector VII.
ssan5x~-'' 'tfsas Williams says he docs
set know you." interrupted AIR. Cot.
"He II a nar.s replied Rnscnfcid. "ne
threatened TO throw me ous OF the station
and said: You damn sheeney. you killed
Christ Tor thirty pieces OF silver. ana l
siail have nothing 10 do wseh you'''
Captain Delaney took the stand after
Mr.. Gan hai called captain and Mrs.
NsFiess end Captain Meakin wltnous re-
suit. Tho captain got sadly mixed up in
his answers to Mr.. Cons questions. He
SGT hurt about ten years ago while arrest
lax one OF Blliy McGlery'S harfeaaers at
the Bawery and Hester street. and al
Enough ne was s'lct Ia the eye he firsf at
the man who vas escaping. aud shot him
dead.
The captain maize such silly exlshss.or
Of himself that AFR, t'ofg safas II am scr
~. captain, that your wife is dead. I
have always heard yea spoken 81 az a
brave oslieer. and / doa't think y1,u have
fully recovered from your Injury. Yea
are excissea." Captain Delaney lass ne
ssue isi gcttlng ont ~ court.
Captain Ryan. OF the Kings bridge dis
trtet. was called. He, Ike Delaney, Mas