New-York tribune., 1899-06-08
OF those visits DID you ever see any ind'oa"on VI
Violation OF 1aw7 Al did not

violation Of Iaw7 Al did not
DOES NOT KNOW THE BACKERs.
o.-who backs the poolrooms7, A.-That Is more
'n5n 'nonhaye you you ever tried to nnd out1 A.Have !
ever tried to md out7 Yes have asked dneren'
pe9p,I SpnOm did you ssh7 Al csu,an's tell M ySs Ss
sS q rSs ask mould see people 'a'
might Be ss people who wsoNsht MI Be-
ps hSa oT KNOW TSRn'ns WSo tHS ese asS
Q.-YOu don't? A-Unless you get 'o"e'O'' III
ns ons iSa, The way md WHO !, ,s, ru"anf %ag
pocrooms in that dstrict7 A-Thas is the way
VSSH'~whO is the reputed backer' A'-Rep"'e'
S-6f the poorooms in your district .oeosrs !. sssrs
baekers Who are the suspected backers'. Al
don't suspect anybody. ,v, ANo don't
Q.-You don't suspect anyoooy nS 1sonie 'o' wv"
""n oNo you don't think there are gre great AZ many 1o,
psoplstttsSefte tSst s ay G Of don @ suspect nobody
or'~You don't believe IN suspecting anybody 90
yfea yGSZ dOn know who the spsges,s;a hacker
different policy shSDss Ssass that fe0w BY
name Of Murray and they are people Of thai kpd;
and that fellow over in Brooklyn what IS his
'iS5"oi o"is he suspected OF backing policy shops IN
your district? A-AccOrding to the papers ne Is "
sT5poff oip~fn your district? Al don't know whether
0~s 0~pspYou YOU Know policy layout when you see It,
don't your A.--say, now don't .o,., know any.
thing more aIranns pSsy ns" S; any nave man am
idea PLEADS GUILTY TO AN IDEA.
o.-Don't you know what slip is? Al have
an idea what slip Is; Is, .,o manifold shee,s7 A.
have seen what supposed to be mantsoia shee'si
sa9spedtsd 9mRadn that stU thew H"'w Were, re- ''
oip@Where do The numbers come come. FROM that you
Q,-Where do those numbers come from Al
dVn oThey Tb come on. in all the policy shops at the
sorne time? Al don't know that -..-
o1Are m ns tney s"RpSsch @ az The same time hear them
telling about drawing. but don't know "here '''e'
oHHsve you never heard where they come fromT
Al heard the papers say they come ,bst Isol IL ali
55 Staxn .dmeSs~ IN Hsw 'ae a
they get into New-York? A-That is more 'hah
SJHHE% Ee DO 10 sasy ash sfs he 1eH that
Isms wsad S Saxe yca got &c ss hm,
him and take him TO the station h9use we,d like TO-
WW66s TSSlS Sfost ySp would ff 'S Be-
where be got tdr his bs nuRsTs nnsr when they
crme into that precinct with the numbers ,b ror r she
GSD Know now %hst Sfn fpH" hsy SIR
Q-Never located a runner IN your hieF A'-'"'
f'r q Never heard Of Mr. Johnson's connection With
policy? A.--No, sir. never heard he was connected
know SPSGd Sm 'f9nsSe haSe knows RIa him Since
SYog never noss nsSrd No his oa%f a mentioned J" ''
neS'lcS neoMSor I'M Mr. 4dSmsS A-Yes. SIR
Q-Do you know him to taik to- o1sn,ioned IN con 81.
nsStIon With policy? Al have heard 1T. have
often seen It in the paper ... ,r,.,bs, q xas
true? T X'-NO. sir. " - w
AFRAID OF GAL" ADAMS.
n-p1 YOU ever ask him. A.-No, sir, and
wouldn't want to ask him. either
o-why not? Al would be afraid he would hi'
me in the
o-You are n police officer? Ayes, and he
would have a right TO.
OFF YOU a large. able-boded policeman. are
afraid TO ask Mr.. Johnson whether the rumors you
heard were true-or Mr. Adams. rather-why don't
YOU 20 10 other people? Have you hearo
rumors about It? Al heard rumors; yes, sir
Q.-Why didn't you go 10 some other people 70
md out? A.-Why didn't I?
o-yes A-Because I didn't think It my duty
10 go.
o-Why didn't you watch his headquarters to
500 the men that went into II and the men that
came out? Al don't know where his headquar-
ters IS. .
o.-Dh you ever try to find out? A-No'
never did. , -
o-Why not? Al thought I would have
pre,ty hard fob to find out where his headquarters
ls II he has got any.
Q-How did you know IL you didnt Try! Al
don't know anything about IT,
Mr. Moss-That is all Captain Price.
The Charman-I think we had better take a
recess here.
Mr. Moss-I can dispose OF Captain Price in ten
minutes think we ought TO let him go, having
kept him here for some time
Captain Price-You keep me here the whole
month