The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

remained over Sunday" said Mis-
How did he look and act the sa turda
Wellman.
"slst as usual. They left for goo
Mon1ay, Aug. g."
Inspector Conlin's Experience.
Inspector Conlin told his experience
on tne two occasions when he escorteC
Drs; Hamilton and Fisher. to the doc
denied admission.
Mrs. Devery recognized the Inspector
put would not allow him nor the ply
p Allan Mns to enter
rated inspector Conlin' s testimony. Po
lice surgeon Nammack sat by and lis
tened while DR.. Hamilton, with the skill
OF recognized expert In mental and
objective and subjective symptoms" and
drew the conclusion that the surgeon s
report was much more alarming than
the condition II described.
| The symptoms described by DR.. Nam
mack Indicate only slight rushing of
blood to the head said DR.. Hamilton,
"a condition the result of excitement,
strain or worry, but not such condi-
ton as to unfit the man for business"
| Mr.. Wellman urged that the trial of
capt. Devery go on. He said that II was
| pain tne captain was OOuRlnH tTlal,
and Il not tried now 1t would be i'm
possible ever to try him. One witness
had already left the country, and 1t was
difficult to keep the others in boun,.s
Then the Commission denied Mr..
Elkus,s motion for a postponement till
Col. Edward G. James got back from
Japan, Nov. /, Commissioner Sheehan
voting In the negative because, as he
said:
mo court in Christendom would refuse
postponement in a case of this kind"
Then Devery and Glennon were or
dered to the bar whereupon Frederick b.
Glennon on the ground that Glennon
needed Capt. Devery's testimony in his
defense. and the Captain was too Ill to
appear as a witness. This was denied,
Commissioner Sheehan again dissenting.
Wants Mclaughlin Tried.
In explaining his dissent from the ac-
ton of the Board, Commissioner Shee-
implied that charges were being pre-
pared against Inspector William Nc
Laughlin. Commissioner Sheehan said:
when ds nS because it e pev thSt
and when the papers were served, he
was sick man. AS to Mr.. Wellman's
suggestion that the witnesses might slip
away, thing there could be no harm
in that direction, for the same witnesses
who appeared against Devery will be
used against Capt, Cross and against
It was l o'clock this afternoon when
all the motions were disposed of, and
then a recess was taken, the five trials
to be taken up after luncheon.
man, advanced and asked for a postpone
ment of his trial on the ground that he
had been left without counsel BY the
illness of Col. Bliss; that he had had no
against the forty-six charges, partly be-
cause he had teen detained as witness
at Headauarters all day yesterday;
evade the trial. in fact he courted It,
and wanted an adjournment only till
Monday or Tuesday next
MT. Wellman. opposing; said that the
really to only five charges, and two of
these must be abandoned. because the
complaining witnesses had disappeared,
think the handsome Captain had any
thing to do with 1t.
Commissioner Sheehan said he thought
Capt. Cross's request was reasonable, and
moved for an adjournment till Wednes-
day but he was voted down.
CAPT. Cross excepted, and then moved
that he be given separate trial from
Patrclmen Smith and Burns. This was
granted, on the plan of the five trials
Of the sergeants that went on yesterday
all at the same time.
President Martin announces that Capt.
Devery. ex-Ward Man Edward Glennon,
Capt. Cross and Ward Men Smith and
Burns would all be defendants at the
same time. each witness being sworn
but being called to the stand but once.
At 2.30 o'clock this afternoon the trial
OF Capt. Devery and ex-Ward Man Glen
non was begun. with Kate Schubert as
the first witness.
Kate Schubert Testifes Again.
Kate Schubert Is yellow haired
young German woman, and was dressed
litn oil oil rt lat q nd al rf
u black hat with baby-blue trimmings, |
and a dotted veil to screen a plain face. |
She, said she had recently been mar
Vas permitted to keep her real name
and address to herself. She used to |
keep ''parlor house" at IA Chrystie
street while Capt. De1ery was in com
or six lady boarders. and the house was |
always kept open and without any effort |
to keep out any man who chose to visit
She knew Devery and his ward man,
Edward Glennon, and identified Glenn<
in his patrolman's uniform.
Capt Devery and Glennon came to
tain just took command" said Katie.
II IT, them In. Glennon introduced Dew
cry. He said: This is the new Captain.
and Ssv have e eS%e 30 d9
II said ali right. They went away
ana came again on appointment, rev
nights after. / had borrowed $500 from
Mr.. Wolf, in Delaney street, and $lO0
from another friend. l had 500. l paid
the $500 to Capt. Devery.,
After that ! paid $50 every month to
GIennon for nine months"
Does officer Glennon wish to ask
any questions?" the President asked.
But Mr.. House instructed Glennon not
TO reply, and then a squabble followed,
In which Friend Il House said they APP
Deared as counsel for Glennon, but Glen
non did not appear himself.
"A separate trial having been denied,
our connection with the case ends and
;lennon does not appear" said Mr..
House.
The big. handsome policeman was not
more confused than Mr. Wellman and
the Commissioners a. his lawyer with his
hand on his shoulder, asserted that he
wasn't there.
THE Commissioners have told Glen
non that he left this room at his peril.
He is here in obedience to his superior
officer. He will not be guilty of insubor-
said Mr.. House, but he does
Then Mr.. Wellman remembered that
Glennon had not pleaded to the charges.
He asked IL the reading of the charges
would be waived.
I'VE have nothing to say" said Mr..
Friend. I'VE do not appear for Glen
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