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81 100000 worth Of real estate that they
were going 20 use TO got me outf They are
diving mo the double cross. ] want to
get out OF here. I've got wife and two
children and I'm not going 10 stay here q
] can ut out. II they wont help me III
y want to tell what know to help Burg
dorf out. It's all wrong TO mix him up IN
this. He had nothing to do with II. He
knew nothing about Il. I'm responAble
for tho whole thing. A patrolman came
TO me and asfed me II l thought could
get next to Dillon and I said thought 4
could. but Burgdorf didn't have anything
70 do with any part OF Il.
AS TO BuR0poRP. .t
This statement Is entirely at variance
tho action against the two men. That
part Of the afiadsvit which duplicates Burg
doIf In the conspiracy is as follows:
ths PSeer rang an Ss up ns
was informed that he was out. The deponent
said Frank wants to see him" The person
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would % % coras inmsdisssly Did % and found
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me on my entering and without asking my
business at once sent the boy away so that
We might be alone and said:
from M hm. Il ous and d so s Ss win Se IN soon.
said at once: i want to talk to you about
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and now they viii have to close down. He
replied They were fools. then said:
az. afv II mini Rai
as ":s soon 0iS as he society learns q III. they
have warrants and will mako . raid. Burg
dorf replied: We have done All We could.
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While the examination Of Whitney was
going on there were all sorts Of rumors
afioat as to what he was telling. The re-
port spread that Glennon was involved.
About 4 o'clock Assistant District Attor-
ney Schurman entered the room. He
emerged with Justice Jerome, leaving Moss
Garvan, Whitney and the stenosrspher
Police Headquarters and into the Bureau
Of Information and asked some questions
Of Roundsman Rehehan, who referred
them to Commissioner Murphy, who had
eone home. 1t was Glennon's record that
they were after. They went to the Ten
derloln and saw Sergeant Shiels, who was
acting captain In the absence OF Capt.
Flood. They wanted TO know where Glen
non was They were informed that he had
gone on his vacation yesterday morning
going to Saratoga Springs. They also
asked Shiels to let them see the blotter.
They turned to the date Of April
90 and took some names from the blotter
ter. This was the day on which Cars
gambling house in Thrty-first street was
raided and they asked what had become
OF the gambling apparatus seized there.
Then they went back to the court house.
BURoDoRP, TOO, MAKES A STATEMENT.
Before leaving that building Justice
Jerome had sent an order to Warden Hagen
to produce Burgdorf. Warden Hagen sent
back word that he had no keepers to spare
and did not wnat to take the responsibility
Of looking after Burgdorf on the outside
Of the Tombs. Justice jerome called up
Police Headquarters and asked that q de-
tectiye be sent to the Criminal Courts Build
ing. for there were no policemen there at
the time. Detective Sergeant Tinker came
down to bring Burgdof to court. His
appearance led TO q report that warrants
for the suspects had been entrusted 10 him.
Tinker Is prominant member Of Pat kee-
mans Jefferson Club.
BlrQ0Or1 WAS In tho CnamDofu Wueu
Justice Jerome returned. He. too, had
concluded to make Q statement. Lawyer
Friend was called In and went through
the same process Of warning him to keep
his mouth shut, but Burgdorf was as in
sistent In talking a. Whitney. and 30 the
counsellor retired. leaving his client TO make
q statement on the same conditions as
whitney. After Burgdorf had finished
his story, which did not occupy much time,
whitney was recalled and made some ad-
ditions to his testimony.
The nature OF Burgdorfs testimony
could not be learned, but II was reported
that It did not shed any light on the matters
In which the officials were most interested.
BACK TO THE roMBs.
whitney's wife was now permitted TO
see him in the Judges chambers. The
couple wept and embraced each other:
Then Mrs. Whitney asked |: her husband
might 60 TO supper with her in the com.
pany Of a detective Justice jerome said
ne would send orders to the Tombs TO
Warden Hogen directing the warden TO
permit the prisoners to have their meals
sent In to them. He said that he would
see that they had supper immediately
after being taken back to the Tombs.
Lawyer Friend asked Justice jerome
TO reduce the amount Of ball fxed In Burg,
DORIS case. Justice jerome told counsel
to renew his application on Monday.
Then Detective Sergeant Tinker took the
prisoners back TO the Tombs