The sun., 1901-01-31
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HERLIHY TELLS HIS SIDE.
NsvER INsrITED mr.. PADDOCK AM
JRIpD mann 10 DONN gHE
80 Help Me God, b" Declares the Tsptsin Dra-
msucaII, sompiAins That Hts foroe Was
small Instructions ~. Gave tn. Forty
Innorents IriaI Nearing the Ind

ppAc. Captain Herllhv vent on the vtn"'s
stand At Headquarters yestsfday and replied
IN detail e. the charges tHat he had ihSuird
the Rev. Robert /. fadd"c'. pastor of the
I'ro-, hedrai IN stanton street. and hah been
ueshgont falhns g. keep the tldridss sur't
precinct. which iuclud-s most ~ thr isu
! lsht 4 strict fre. from vice taIt. lirrhhy
,ulemHIy aId emptstICally declNr"d thsf NJ
relations with Dr PADDOCK had never been
ANYTHING but most i[iandly ana mat ne hst
70 drivs disorderly characters ont ~ ms
precinct lie had never .nsulted Dr. fadi9ok.
he SAD ku, snd gsysT LAD had ,f.aed him VII,
H-rllhy first told Of hi, appointment 20 a
cal fancy and how often he had s,Rcr hran
shifted from Que station 70 another. lie
enumerated ~ many Ir'"uct> thtt or
missioner York REMARKED you've h"Nel
s .asins HS Page oi IT, fdrdse street sa,ion
he s,ld that he tooL especial pains 70 s"l,,t
pr9eoed pen from othsF pTsG.sss ,ssd II he s' TIa
th~ station blo,ter In all s,s5s arrests had
been .mad,. $40 rersons arrested brins , dls,
houses and tventv-AN 81 sorderly houses hnd
been rsided. Nr cot, Objected that state
ments from the blotter were not evidence.
but VAS oyerruled by President YORK
Ths population Of the tldridss street pre-
clnct CAPT H.rlihy saif WAS betw"en iIS."oo
and 200. .Gsn. Livery nation on the earth Nas
represent ted there and statistics had proved
hat there we're more people ~ tho acre than
in any other section OF IN. GLOBE
"HOw many policemen did you nave under
Never over thlrty-nve a. ore tour. Some
times only to ., ss,.. sT. men T,Tt Wtn! 0"' " Tic
Mr. Grant appeared to be greatly shocked
by this statepent and requested the captain
sioners Il heard it, observed Mr.. Sexton.
and Mr. oloc;t Temsr,sd d., tSm Sr cSSnPp cSSnPprsSs
al NJ
the famous band Of forty innocents- in his
precinct. When the policemen reported
10 Ss The :sd :sRt"H sTs men gaa iAs al
look ike intellise men and no doubt YOU
thoroushly updor,tand the ENGLISH languase
those are my sentiments TO a T. You MI
do me a favor and the inspector the CHIEF
and the Police board favor. u You ma such
he % said. and saw they attended to their duty.
in o. october u isSp. Capt. Herlhy said. and after
that went TO see Mr.; Paddock thirty or forty
times Mr. Paddock called his attention to
be disorderly and he had policeman In
uniform statloned in front Of each house
D RHSdSGn Na,ofs had Ss a% aS h% csP
ii,nny Il his men % could arrest women Who had been
G"sG.sH Ia,s ssa 0 IKE ~ pocs dan SsV. the
power uulese the women committed some
overt act He denied hat he had tod James
n Reynold. that he didn't approve of "ar,sto-
Gratis from uptown trying 10 reform the dis
sons, who Mr. Reynolds said referred CAPT.
Herllhy to him M good man. Tn. station
scene when II Is alleged Mr.. Paddock WAS
iusult ed was then gone over.
BY Mr. Grant Did you tell Mr.. Paddock
that he was disgracng his cloth. that he was
a nuisance and you were SICK and urrd OF hin'
o. Nor threaten him with your fst' A.
Positively untrue
The hearing will be continued on Friday
ar,ernoon when Prosecutor Olcou Will begin
his cross s-e Yamination of Capt. Herlhv.