New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

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between OTooe and Friend he was dn a ,O the $3.50
& 90 bail would be reduced to VOW anu M Wocbus
to o They Id and hn that tG he had bail her
ont that $1,000 bond would De qand doesn't know
ne Ia d nU Who vent on the bond of either himself ad
or the woman. but he does kho" '""' ~
f sergeant oTooe was the who made n t Wbe
Of Mrs MoebH G ,a sna fre x oTooe
hedu e I 90 against him and that ne cou,a , sr
these people to say ro any5h%g Toeie 500 which he
ne o 70 take He wanted $500 which Or nssev
head gave him in the s Tbst Wasn't all Friend told
him that he must see Morris H. Go''i'eo' WIZ
charge of the Moebus case ,,
BHt Wny SAID Friend me can get these people
to do or say r"m the that pr W.
offered Or Gotleb check TOT ~ soo but having no
With aim he made out S SneGk checks
SO on one Of Of G tbs State Bank and writing
oYar H. the name OF the Second at the
LINK 5sn T o%e you did amy my
law business for me- ana tn IN "a I'D hot for him
T erfdfn eI II he didn't make the amount s
Roth the checks were placed III cyIne"N'
9.-Drid n!yS you pay any mfri r,Dde "
For what asked Mr. Goff'
,xn o.TOoLE Is NOW ACTING CAPTAIN.
reforo this question could be answered Uncle
Dam Bradley asked Are all these Officers SUI. -"
Tho force9" and was told that every one VI '"e"
SIT
caP Eta witness then said that on April "A Friend ID
wanted 500. saving tna ne nv wa" Whitehead Where
m si b s hing cnd? said pay me 500 and you
viii never hear any more OF your SaSe'
3-P,a You y"n N we're any igyd %Srf As
tbS E i,, Market Court? Ayes. to sergeant
OToo.c. ,r,,,. dollars
Sny whom At sent it by Mrs. Rugg'e ibst
The yitncss explained that he had hear ara maj
Mrs kemrseh o WAS g 2S $50 Koch would reduce
Tho hail from 5000 to 500. lie sent MIS- Huss'''
WIN ,ea a4e d ,T!t1Ts viii be down at M If
possibly II not. at o'clock to-n msHe 500
kp rh next day he sent the woman down TtG
for tNat do so. and tell the bearer d" ''S"' ''''
'' Win this note he sent $50, and made memo mo
ranium OF the numbers OF the hve so p Wh,,sbsad
~. nTooIe took the letter read 1t. opened ne
other envelope containing the money put 1t !" HIS
Sergeant O'Toole while this testimony was beinS
given stood with his back toward thr "rhich
marks one side OF the main entrance TO the cour, ,
room, and never raised his head or turheh so9 %
whitehead might identify him.
MRS RrGGLEs CoRROBoRATEs 1T.
| DR. Whitehead was excused for the time. ana
| Mrs Annie Ruggles was sworn. and explained
| that she doing mission work In the 'lty VI
| New York and had been engaged IN the "orh io'
| about three years At the suggestion Of Mr.. "ot
| she had become a in the employ OF DR.
| Whitehead and II was she that took the message
! and the money to Sergeant O'Toole. She testified
| that she Or Whitehead write the letter ana ana
! saw him put the money In an envelope ana she
! herself made memorandum OF the numbers OF ' t
| bills and Identified the numbers as sworn 10 ~ P
| pr Whitehead She saw - IooIe on on W ~ - 80
question in the scrgeants room In the f ,eX
until that lay. She SAID also mat - iooie , ta'
! the note tore 1t up opened the other envelope;
r,ght and She went to deliver the message to Or.
| Whitehead In Keeping with TN" iact , -. -
| knew Dr HaWker. who told him that FRIEND hai
charged him $1,000 and MAT ne mad put up Si,@%y
and vas DISCHARGED by Judge Koch after ne hai
Jumped his bail II was explained further. In an,
sa.cr questions that these raids and arrests OF
ana TIA. pr Whitehead was one Of those who were
md T. suffer Ihe sNssnt ot h5 D,SC ,bs tSs
six weeks In which IN" arrests occurred hd,i cost
@ 2. Gn STf fe@t and fsE fS through
! Rugg-s. 500 Has paid to Gotteib and the balance
At ~ poini Mr. con said seriously: AS We go
along IND hat the figures given by The Even
nearer right than those OF Mr. Tabor oioooeol'
When asked II h. had ever had any direct con
! vcr-auon with Judge Koch, pr W hitehcad saiI;
"Ycs II was. think. the l!th OF April tins year
woman came and wanted to know II ! would treat
The doctor said tn answer TO this inquiry h. told
the woman that hr didnt think ne would prac'ce
any more. but would leave the city Of New fork
I
was assured by MS wouli-be patient that the man
who Vas responsible for her condition WAS a very
deal Tor M the doctor lie told her tha, he didn't
think that he could. because he had already been
held Tor The Grand Jury. She Insisted. and said.
"Do-tor. who Is this man that held you?'
TO this Dr. Whitehead replied: Judge Koch
HER SEDrCEH WAS JUDGE KOCH
Judge Koch My God. he seduced me- the
woman cried. Il became pregnant five times. and
he paid the bills. too"
The witness also said that the woman went TO
gee Koch AT the Essex Market Court. and was
sent back by Koch TO Whitehead
~, y" E1t Iots o. proof OF MAJ: ana tner" ~ no
said l'r Whitehead Il went to see Judge Koch
Doctor. l am very sorry about this affair. did
not know that my girl had ever been to you
come anything OF those cases, don't you be
afraid "
was present. when Judge Koch said that to me
Judge Koch waited until Mr.. Friend came and
Friend wanted 10 know what IT was. Koch said
1T Is that Alexander woman whom had trouble
The witness saI that this woman S cane to him
Or. Murphy who would treat her.
WOULD HELP HIM 80 LONGER
Here Mrs Ruggles was again recalled and gave
a description OF her visit TO the Alexander woman.
whom she found sick In bed in SiXth-ave. be-
tween Flftieth and Fifty-hrst SITS She went there
and wanted know II Mrs. Alexander could
was I'm with The courts Mrs Ruggles told the
woman that Dr Whitehead thought II In her
power To help him. and that her word or influence
might do him some good she told Mrs RugSles
that Dr Whitehead had not lived up to his agree
ment with her and she wouldn't help him She said
that she had gone to a friend OF hers and had
things fixed for him with Koch. but now she was
under other treatment.
Mrs. Huggles explained that the patient In ques-
ton she thought. an actress and that her
business engagements required that an operation
should he performed on her
when Or Whitehead asked II he had any
complaint to make against the Dlstric-Attorney's
Office he said. NO"
THE "GENrLEMANLY" MIR. PENTECOST.
On addition to the lawyers you have men
toned. did you have other counsel? A.-Yes |
bad one who Is educated gentleman. Mr.. Pente-