Evening journal., 1902-01-29


as he has mentioned here
lie may have mentioned that the pa
pers said something about policy.
IL was quite likely that you would?
Yes, sir.
You did mention the fact about news
paper articles on policy?
] may have talked to him about &C.
Captain Black says that you handed
to him an Evening Journal that con-
tained an article ON policy directed toI
Samuel D. Levy. Did You ever hand
him such a paper?
No, sir; I never had occasion to- givoI
such a newspaper away.
When he states that he handed you
such q newspaper. directed TO Samuel
j. Levy. HE says what is false does heI
or not?
He does.
Captain Black on THE occasion OF the
delivery Of that newspaper To which
he has testified. says that you said that
policy could be broken up without ar
resting anyone. or words to That effect.
Did you ever say Those words or words
of similar import to Captain Black?
No, sir
Nor to anyone else?
No. sir
When Captain Black says THAT you
said 90 him that policy could be broken
mp without making arrests he states
What is false. docs he or does ho not?
He does.
Chief since you have been Chief II
Police. have yon received letters con
tanning money?
Yes, sir.
Just state briefly what were the oc-
casions when you received such let-
ters?
Some Letters Contained Money
1 received one letter mailed with
money In it, 1 may have received
more. It was police business. That
letter. as 1 remember. was IN regards
TO a watch that had been stolen from
a house on the turnpike that leads out
of Baltimore.
Chief Massey was again cross-eXam
ined by MT Reinhardt. who asked
You have testified TO seeing Mr. Levy
first near Sixth and Arch in Philadel-
phla, three or four years ago2
Yes, sir.
Second time at the Hotel Walton inI
Pyle; is that correct?
Yes, sir.
In your original testimony the third
time you had any conversation with
Mr.. Levy was at the B. g. o. station2
Yes sir.
And that uhoso wcrc an the times
that you had talked with Mr.. Levy all
the times that you had seen him, with
the exception of possibly once at tine
convention in June, 1900. and once in
Wilmington when The went into tne
Royal Insurance office; is that correct
that you made that statement?
I think that it is
What Is the matter with your mem
ory?
Not anything
Well, how was it that You forgot am
about this theatre incident?
Wen, as I told you did not give IL a
thought until heard it mentioned.
Black Again in It
You made statement here that
Those statements that Black made
about you were wilful untruuhs in re-
CARDS 10 the bank note and certain
other statements?
Yes. sir
You stated that you could give a rea-
son?
Yes. sir.
And you stated that he was caught
with some woman. not his wife. riding
In carriage ls that correct3
Yes. sir.
when was the FIRST time you ever
lheard of that incident of his hoiua
lcaught with this woman
The next day after. he told me him
self.
4 After what?
After he had been out
n How did he come 10 tell youl
He came up i'm my Office angry stat
ling that somebody was trying TO pu
la fob upon him out the pike and
asked him what was the matter and h'
went on to explain that SOMEBODY
tried to put a job upon him outthepike
lie said. There is only one person wlh'
y would know anything about that anl
,lI have an idea that You know some
Thing. / said: Captain. explain your
self. and he went on to explain. / said
You must be crazy. 7 don't know wha
YOU are talking about I says. VIII
knows it? He says: That is all right
Examined by Mr. Nields
Did he name the person?
Two or three.
Continuation ot c-oss-e~c----1t-o.
b. lIr Reinhardt:
VLc did he name.
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