The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

and we went outside. took the money
out OF my pocket and gave II 20 him.
h. me had S',nsfs Wsn Mr men Fren4 s MT. Frisnd
said he, wanted $40 from me: ! gave 4
to him protested debut but b, hs said S,m. hs did
he he had nt to a., pay y"s $40 to the police. that
drew 'ns q che check &c for the " $40 pa payable to
The check was produced here and iden-
titled by the witness. He then told what
happened in court.
MIss zoos TESTIMONY.
Miss Zoos testified that she had "suf-
fered a premature birth" at one Of DIR.
Whitehead's sanitariunra and lanother
at a midwife's, and that the body In the
latter case was burned.
What happened after she gave her
''The iiidge. OF course. discharged me. I"
The witness testified as to number OF
payments Of money. letters IRON VII
ters were sent by the advice OF Mr.. Gofr.
One OF them said that DR.. Whitehead's
nurse WAS going down to Sergeant O'Toole
with so in an envelope. and boped that
the bail OF Mrs. Moebus would be reduced.
The witness had kept the numbers of the
bills he had sent TO Sergeant OTooie.
The witness then left the stand for
moment.
Mrs. Ruggies was next called. She said
she was engaged in mission work. She
testified that she took message from
DIR. Whitehead 70 Sergeant OToole. Or.
Whitehead gave her $50 to give to the
II took the numbers OF the notes. I
went TO the Police Court and gave Ser
geant O'Toole the envelope, containing the
in his pocket. He told me to tell DR..
Whitehead it would be all right"
SOM WILING HNvELAyIoSs.
DR.. Whitehead then resumed the stand.
He stated that DR.. Hawker told him that
he had put UP 81, 800 TO Friend to get clear,
and Judge Kock discharged him.
In reply 10 Mr.. Con-, the witness said
that spasmodic raids were made to OBJ
tain money from alleged abortionists.
The arrests had cost him s2,s2o.
Did you have a conversation with
Judge Koch?
Eyes, sir"
The witness said he was called upon by
a lady who asked him to perform an
operation, as she was in delicate condi-
ton. She said, continued the Doctor,
that a very influential man was re-
sponsible for her condition-a fudge. she
said.
81 said / would have nothing to do with
her. She asked me who held me for the
grand jury.
Judge Koch said.
"'My God, that is the man who Is re-
sponsible for my condition. she said.
"She went 10 see Judge Koch and the
latter sent for me. / went to see the
JUICE and he said: MY God ! didn't
know my girl went to see YOU"
He then said would have no more
trouble with my cases"
WAS anybody present?'
well, Mr. Friend came In. He asked
Judge Koch what was the matter, and
the Judge said IT was that trouble about
the Alexander woman"
Or. Whitehead was again called, and
said that although he was indicted he
was never called up for trial
In reply to Mr.. Goff the witness said
that there were about 200 abortionists In
the city. II was common fumor, he said,
that abortionists paid the police.
''TERRrBLE.n SAYS LAWYER ooFf.
Mr.. Gor then addressed the committee.
He said he could not allow this session
to close without complimenting his coll
leagues, Messrs. Moss and Jerome. He
then referred to the evidence OF DR..
Il think" said ne, that the testimony
we listened TO here this evening is the
most terrible We have yet heard. j don't
think that The people OF New York, who
heretofore believed generally in public
even imagine the horrible re ilities which
have been testified to, and, in my humble
opinion, proven 10 exist. | am sorry
that this should 10 g for the sake OF
our city of New York.
Mr.. Golf then asked for an adjourn
ment until November 18th.
Senator Pound compimented Lawyer
Con- and his colleagues on the good
work they had done. II cannot. how
ever" said he, "allow this occasion TO
pass without especially compiimenting
you, MIR. Goff. who displayed so much
courage. purpose and endurance I'm the
securing OF evidence from what were
often hostile witnesses"
Senator Pound then announced that An
adjournment would be made until Novem-
Der 18th.
At the conclusion of the proceedings
somebody cried out, Three cheers for
John w. God." and they We're given
with WILL
The Tab es Turned on Con.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Subpoenas were
served to-day upon Senator Lexow, Law
yer Goff, and his assis tant, Lawyer Je-
rome TO appear at the Court OF General
Sessions on Monday morning. as wit
nesses in the case Of Patrick ). Cassidy.
who is under bonds on charge OF crlmi-
nal libel.
The alleged libel Is based upon let
ter written TO Senator Lexow by Mr.. Cas-
sidy, in regard TO the way In which tx
Civil Justice Jcroloman administered his
Office. Cassidy charges that Messrs.
Lexow. Con and Jerome consplred against
him for political purposes.
IPEHITI KING GEOR6k WEDDING