The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
bATROlMEN
PAID ALSO.
[rS. ThurOV Again Cross
Examined at the Police
Investigation.
HEIR PRICE ONLY 81 A WEEK.
kenies that She Acts from Spite,
but Says She Had 1t in
for Capt Martens"
HE PROMISED DR.. PARKHURST.
bats Why She Says She Appeared
as a Witness Before Senator
lexoW's Committee.
HEIR PRICE ONLY 81 A WEEK,
he PROMISED DR.. PARKHURST.

twenty police officers filled seats in
T. trial room at Police Headquarters
pen President Martin and Commits
|Jners Sheehan, Murray and kerwin
X their seats on the dais this morn
Is ready 10 resume the trial of Capt.
|chaei Doherty and eX-Ward Men Hoch
n Mcehan on the charge of levying
fckmail for protection from Mrs. Thu
", Keeper of dsorderly house.
IrheSe twenty policemen were in full
4rorm. They wore service stripes, all
way from two to six, indicating ten
thirty years Of service. and all were
eSent anxious for their turn to go on
witness stand at the call of Lawyer
MS J. Grant and testify that capt.
,hrrty was "relentless'' in his pursuit
keepers of disorderly houses in his
Tcinct and in bringing them to punish
nt
here were three young women in the
m also. They We're former inmates
Mrs. Thurows house. and were wit
Sses before the LeNow Committee.
was twenty minutes after the hour
zen MeSsrs. Wellman and Osborne
ne in. MesSrs. Grant and Fromme
Id The three accused officers had been
. X in waiting.
Mr. WeIman recalled Mrs. Thurow for
discrimination by Mr.. Fromme, and
at much-abused and very spiteful
dame came in in 4many-striped gown
black and white, with immense
ewes of black, made more immense
several shoulder capes. A big black
added to the impression of mourn
FIr, Grant preceded the examination
an offer of a statement about his
erence TO Mr.. Wellman's private life.
Hrnnt Tries to Explain Again.
Nr, Nellman objected. The Commits
Hefs, one after another and altogether.
ed 10 stop the :rrepressible Scotch
"yer, nut without success, and the
pMlnIsSioEvrs We're obliged to strike
~ the minutes of Stenographer
aaFd Grants statement that he had
YER said anything about Mr.. Well
n recent marriage, and that he was
miles away when "a certain publish ed
,eFNleW Is supposed to hav. taken
WI Beard had already written in short
-" anu afterwards typewrittCn l5l
srs 81 testimony taken in two days
~ week. Thatfs to say, 1850 words q
stim4ny had been taken.
w. Fromme wanted Mrs. ThurHw &c
II She had not repeatedly talk al to
sirls In an Irish brogue in i,nita-
W uf Capt. Doherty.
Even The witness, mad clear through
ei , her mouth in enjoyment Of he
ea thal her irrevocably German tonGUt
talked Irish. She denied II.
on" said she lied to capt. Doherty
'H Ehe told him girl he was search
Inr was not in the house, adding
was not under oath, and / WASH
mS 70 help Capt. Doherty catch 1
Ww. Slrl Just because he asked me to-
mnt promise, did you make before
NeH Mr.. Fromme.
r""i-"d DIR. Pnrkhurst to Tell All
he woman hesitated Then she saic
1 ,dlied on DR.. Parkhurst and prom
nld ~ she would tell everything sh,
oidI I you tell US you went befor,
20 '22inmittee to spite one person."
ant u2I remember, | had it in fol
a., an effort to break down this sug,
non or spit against Capt. Marten.
rg we only motive, Mr.. Fromme asked
,o M Ihurow if she had not told sub
a server that she could furnish the
nmi itee with Information about G
S IN West Twenty-fourth street
Wot paid $500 for protection.
WIS, ihurow at first denied, then sale
ul ell one of Dr. Parkhurst',
'"H We're arrested several times II
mousse by Capt. Doherty's men
or You not asked the cross-cxam
n was never arrested hut once. il
. j "S, many tines"
your house,"
% ~ capt. Doherty's men,"
I"ilro fr0mme drew a long breath an,
IIt.d, "bnnt him trlumphantly as h
Iourt ' = n, capt. Doherty did not protec
| w. 1use' nor your busness?"
Iamith0ut waiting for an answer tn
H. sot the witness to tell In detal
Lous iofy OF a dozen arrests in he
In further disproo Of RS. Thurow's as