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ryice, and complained OF it as an over

Mrs. ThnrU,v claimed that the police
men chased the girls into the house
from the street, and that that was how
they came to make arrests In the
house This set Mr., Fromms's teeth
on edge lie Inquired about the arrest
49,. '" taji Mrs. Thurow. triumphant
lv. clara smitn was arrested In her
room ON a warrant. ana thal was INC
In tho house" "a.
.bdn't you t-ll Judge Hogan when
YOU we're arrcs, cd that YOU paid big
money. but was not protected? -.
Mrs. Thmrcw denied this. and MI
= When and to whom did YOU first
pay money 10 any member Of tn, police
force in Capt. Dohertys time
Paid PntroImen rs Well as Others.
In November the day aftra' election
In 1892. 1 paid to Ward Man Meehan
oh1y -you must remember tn, pa,ro!sn1Sn
.pail q week ..enio5 ny,, TO the pa
: md December. Then, paid capt. Do;
Rksrty e ~ jarnsT t and after that paid
Mrs. Thurow said tha. Capt. Dohertv
conducted the first raid on her house in
AS matter Of fact there were az
many as twenty arrests n Il week made
Of the. girls in front OF your house?
asked Mr.. Fromme u,.,. e,
We're Morlie Burns's.'
Mr.. Eromme returned 70 the money
money. and MIR. Weliman arose and read
from the minutes ot the L"xoW Com
mittee. TO which Grant ava fromme
aI, TharSW testified n,, sa9 Mr.;
and in January he was Transferred
'Ho,: many times did you call on
capt. Doherty?" asked Mr.: Fr9,nmc. :,
was raided by the Captain, said the
times nat - She had called d.! on thc Cap
About two days before election. 1892.
called at the station: | went Into me
to- DO the 'G rsh ae ,hhs ma had S~ass
got along With Bissert, and didn't
want to be pulled again; He said he
would send n man around, and that the
raid had been made because the beer
bother who held the mortgage OH the
house had made complaint
Bissert was the ward man under capt.
McCullagh. Capt. Doherty's predecessor.
Mr.. Fromme didn't care for more de-
tails apparently for h he lie; the inquiry end
LIST and 10th OF February: tho fourth
In June. and the NTH in August or Sep
MIR. Grant. with his greater experience
Ia defending policemen. coached Mr..
to further queries, Mrs any rh"ro Ss'p said:
ut was between and . in the even
ing, that visit Of Jan. 6. 1885. ] remem-
her because the man who told me TO go
down said to 60 between 3 and o'clock.
I'm February II was in the evening.
after 8, but l can't recollect more den
n1 nriy, l can't remember the day in
:, How How can you you u, remember that it was
Ward Man Hoch. He said he didn't
want to do any more business at the
house, and ! must go see the Captain
matter-of-fact way.
The close-croppcd head of the virtuous
hoch 6lnshed like peony at this. and
not had a talk with Capt. Doherty in
'ti Yes. IL was few days after Carrie
sseht rens Meyer r, the nnr
wanted me to read IT, I said | didn't
like to have him hand me letter like
that on the street. lie said IL was to
him from Capt. Dohcrty."
capt. Doherty Wanted Her to Move.
THE Captain wants me to get n new
day or 70 after Capt. pohsr t'''; came ie
lhe stoop: i il was IN june n.a He S"' w %s
on my stoop and he said. smiling:
You've got house full of women
that Ppr' wers so s1er womSn o, s Ta3
time and pleasant"
Memoly's picture OF the big. hand
some Captain in blue and brass MUNICH
ilS peanuts and good humorcdly telling
her shat che must stop breaking The
fancy, FOR she smiled and churkied.
Mrs Thurow's throat must have been
dread[ul'y husky. for she drank thrc"
anaa-'i-ha!ir, Eoss-examinaton,
TO M Wellman on redirect eNamina-
ton Mrs Thurow said this converse
,tpn was liz June, 1897
- told capt. Doherty I would send
the bad women away and see him after
NupS Later he told mc | must close
III fol u week.
~ told him I must ge, out and In. and
, asked him what to do. He said;
YOU San bS don't ON! a" do any IN Sus h"S
. week. J must make the people h"-
hcya the, house is closed. have been
crd.rC, by Supt. Eyrnes To close this
house. and I must make 1t apncar that
1 have oheyed orders
$50 ] closed FOR week. After that
tha raptanl suggested that would bet
ter keep The hOusc as It cafe
Nj. Wcliman- nrNt queries were
anne IT he propositions Of Fronmc anr
.
-. Capt Duh"rtN was constantly arr"rtiug
the women, the charge that ne ,uHniNed
al the g,istcnc" Of tn" place ton &" the
ground.
'I'hc prosecutor said that h. wanted u
SHOW that III" arrests OF the girls only
resulted In the collection % S. dpiD,,
FROM Item 10 go into the FUND in the
sergeant hands at the station.
when Il policeman arrested one Of
the girls Mrs. ThuruW said, the very
Same policeman would come back and
SAY to me:
Don't let that girl sit lher" long
Tho and get her out Then / would take
S" down ana get her out. | would pa,
tho So ON a shelf behind the sergeant S;
desk. Then the girl would DO called
out. and would sign the bona, and sh"
would Etgn H. and we would 10 away
Nj Nallman released Mrs. ThuIuW
into tn" hands OF MI Gran, and Mr.
Grant made the most OF the fact that
rot until to-day had she given oira
To that story about Capt. Doherty'e
advice to her to turn her hous" into
"a cafe, a. cover TO her nefariuus
business.
The woman sad that advice was the
reason why she iil turn it into - cafe.
that 1t vas given "after the Captain
took away tie man at the door" hu;
she couldn't recall when MAT was, It
II. 1, ita'.