The evening world., 1894-07-23

TSan. Capt. Doherty did not protect
your house. nor your business
lawyer got the witness TO tell In detail
the story of dozen arrests In her
- In further disproof of Mrs. Thurows
ASSERTION that she appeared as witness
10. spite Capt. Martens Mr.. t'romme
asked the witness why she told the
van had charged her sll0 Tor certain
service, and complained OF 1t as an over
charge
why. it came in the. regular course
OF my evidence" she replied.
Mrs .Thurow. claimed that the police
men chased the girls into the h9us GUS.
house This set Mr.. Fromme's teeth
,soa edge He inquired about the arrest
Yes" said Mrs. Thurow. triumphant
~. Clara Smith was arrested In her
room on Il warrant. and That was fhe
Only arrest ever made on warrant
,,ADo YOU know Police Justice Hogan
"Didnt you tell Judge Hogan when
you were arrested that YOU paid big
money. but vas not protected?
Mrs: Thurow denied this and Mr.
'when and to whom did You Grst
force in Capt. Doherty's time
Paid Patrolmen ms Wen MS others.
In November. the day after election
in 1882, I paid to Ward Man Mechan.
only you mus, remember that PARTNER rr1ei,
SSsS men .s9, she aided "'sShs
Il paiL 81 a week regularly to the pa
trolraan on beat before my house
II paid Msehan h.I iwice n,,a SoNemn per
herty IN January, and after that PAID
Ward Man Hoch.''
Mrs. Thurow said that Capt. pohertv
sAl la Hrs rniI lNar h.,IlQ In
person.
AS matter of fact there were as
many as twenty arrests In a week made
of the girls in front Of your house,"
asked Mr.. Frommc.
Some Of them were my girls. Some
payments. Mrs. Thurow got tangled in
ns 5neW H. 1n apnsc S ana pa
mttee, to which. Grant and Fromme
vigorously objected.
wt Mss Th lssans ''''!nfa paid saa j.. M 70
Meehan in November. So in December.
and in January he was transferred "
How many times did you call on
II didn't claim protection TN after,
VEN, woman Then hen she , counted up FIVE
tain. Asked for details. she said:
About two days, before election 1892,
! called at the station; l went into the
office. ] told the Captain that | wanted
to do the right thing. ! had always
soi along with Bissert. and didn't
want TO lie pulled again; He said he
would send q man around. and that the
raid had been made because the beer
bother whp held the mortgage on the
houte had made n complaint"
Bissert vas the ward man under Capt
McCullbEh. capt. Doherty's predecessor
Mr.. Fromne didn't care for more he-
tails apparently, for ne let the inquiry end
Th,.
Jan, o; the third visit was between the
LIST and 10Th OF February: the fourth
In June. ,ssnd the nth in August or Sep
Mr.: Grant with his greater experience
Ia defending policemen. coached Mr..
hro INN, ltnpressively; AMI in response
~ was between an,rs in tn. even
ing, that VISIT OF Jan. &. lSt'. | rem.in-
down 1aih 10 no between and O'clock.
I'm February II was In III. evening,
alter y, but ! can't re"ollect more deli
'hiiel|. can't remember the day In
, n l4ns can ar E%H rememher that it was
Ward Man Hoch. lie said he didn't
Mtnt t. 10 any more business at the
2 house and must so see the Captain
f.. :, .inaiter-of-fact way.
,, Ihs rlost-eIopped head Of the yirtuons
i.och hushed LIKE a peony at this, and
Mr.: f'romme asked II the witness had
not Ind talk with Capt. Doherty In
ns:, IL was few days after Carrie
smith arrest; Meyer, the r-al-estatr
agent rented from. came along AS /
was on the stop. lie hud letter and
wanted me- to read 1t. ! said didn't
IKE TO have him hand me "a letter lik"
, nat on the street. He said 1t was to
him from Capt. Doherty."
DOhertN NnnfsL Has ~.
" The Captain wants Inc to get a new
tenant, said Meyer
II said | would see the Captain. \
ahy or. 70 after Capt. Doherty came
The, stoop, 1t was in June. He was
eating peanuts. He scattered the shells
o" On my stoop, and he said. smiling
salu part were good women. lie said
tnat must turn every one of the bad
, MTnGn nj pI t,o. lie was smiling all the
Memoiy,s picture of the big, hand
some Captain in blue ami hrass MUNICH
, haI PEANUTS ,nai Is, and -humeredly telling
law seemed to tickle Mrs. Thurow's
fancy. ior she smiled and chucklrI
d, MrI Inur h's throat must hay" been
fun glasses OF water during the hour /
and-a-halt eross-eTamnation.
10 Ny Wsilman ON redirect eNamina-
70 mon was in June, lSs..
- told Capt. Doh-rty | would send /
the had women away and see him after /
wards. Later he told rnr | must clos. .
VI 7ci a week.
II told him | must get ont and in. ana
ASKED him what 10 do. III, ssid
Well. get out ana In quick a.
you can hut. don't do any business Tor
u week. ! must make the people h..
lev the nous" L., Closrd. ! have been |
ordered hy Sup. Eyrncs to close this |
hous" and ] must make il appear that !
] have ob.y~d orders.
so iosed foi Il week. After that
thu Captain suggested that | would bet
Ter keep the house as Il cafe"
Nj eIlmHn'S next queries Were |
aimed at the proposition OF f'rDmnr and !
Grant mat, as II had been shown that
Capt. Doh"rty was constantly arI"Sting !
the women, the charge that he C0nuived ,
al the existence Of H." place Tell 10 the
.rOuuI.
The prosecutor said that he wanted t.
SHOW mat The arrests OF the girls only
resulted in the collection OF 81 apiece
from them to go into the fund in thu
selGeants hands at the station.
when a policeman arrested one Of
I'll" girls. Mrs. ThuroW said. "th" very
same policeman would come back ana
say IA me:
Don't let that girl sit there Ions,
90 and get her out Then ] would tak..
T. down and get her out ! would nut
the - on shelf behind the scrgeait's