Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-30
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72eatlon OF the places where they
1Al Ill Iheir business.
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M reference 10 poilcy the cAiei
hi | 40. mr.. rye came TO me ana
3ne mat ne undefSto2a poiicy was
|*9& played at the northwest corner
ss4Fd ana Lombard, but think ne
A'1m lslaken about that, because 1T
sksstihed 10 mat y was on LORD
80 SCI between flne and Lombard !
S6sheifa OF II pelnS played III Lora
lombard. Mr.. lyle informed me
y gl1 nan named toNe VINO had told
n3Hpout o man VINO worked Tor MN,
f43ffed man VINO PLAYED policy and
h.Senected ms wages IRON day TO day
fskhe END OF the week had nothing
3ato MN. 1 Immediately notified
zfalns ana sergeants that such
about and that MIR. Pyle
Z fHRQftea such ana such, for them
7 Z gate IL ana endeaFor 10 secure
f4fnnce whereby we could prose
+ people who were WORKING ut
4 33'zzA ttInes, Tue cniet SAID, ne went
PP}5{2, ING men IN line ana told them
"a for rolicy. AS soon as he
WA reports concerning IL he went
m 1t. Inc chief then spoke
when ne was planning on
2lst. Some OF the men who
floned IN the report of THAI
having played policy were
Eu used as witnesses in some of
III Drought The chlef also said
arrest OF Mcdowell by
Evans srolleu the general
1lcn was helhS planned at the
4 was inns %nieh the chlet
!1%nen ne had told Morrison that
nHu spoiled ms plan. On the
Ranesday IN March the chief
k4eM III ana was oil uuty for two
When ne returned he at once
|.ai1tfen with Capt. Black IN reference
'*lae policy business and the raid OF
a|sqh 5oth was planned. The chief
"a foiu now ne had issued warrants
S1s arrest OF a number OF policy
M and Black, who had in the mean
H become state detective, arrested
f s1|Q3 and several other people. Frank
Inc colored man, who escaped
'm @erseant Massey and Patreiman
4la7ksek' was atterward arrested by
sPs piack on information furnished
hchief as TO where he could be
lie also said that when Nor
3on Pas told him that Lefty Smith,
policy writer and Tom Brown had d
qrfet ana That Brown could get Wit
f'ses against Smith he ordered Brown
/! sk 4. them and they were secured
I6kmith pleaded guilty and the wit,
We're not needed. The chief die
Il fs1Aember the reports made to hin
}5A@ sergeants concerning gambling
n lung them not to bother unless
III Whs general complaint. liz
~ 4 8pnVersation with Sergeant KEEL
pefs A32put one case and told him tx
evidence. but the sergeant
uzs NAek with the information tina
mAn ne had secured to get the eyi
a>H ttt1n tailed to do so. The chic
M t00k up the matter of the
nniing place at No. I'll Marke
etSAe had endeavored to get somt
" sscure evidence about the place
nad talked to Detective Francis
Wtlt. lie promised to try a Ike,