The evening world., 1902-02-28
Wardman on OutyWhen
Glennon Witness Was
Brought In.
81 DID NOT SEE The MAN."
So Says Policeman About
Whose Movements Dead
Man Knew Much.

The verdict Of the Coroner. fury in
the McAulifre case has uroused the po-
lice force 90 determined action Com
missioner Partridge has given orders
that '1e probe 5e inster;ed vigorously
and that q, policeman IL responsible
for the death OF the Glennon witness
the fact must be made known to the
public and the guilty man must be
punished.
As the case stands to-day. I, direct.
suspicion agains; many worthy men In
uniform. They are anxious that this
suspicion - lifted. no matter who may
be involved In the hnai outcome. The
system that conpels policemen 10 hang
together in cases Of this kind .s not be-
lieved to be strong enough 10 keep the
truth hidden At this time In case the
popular suspicion that. McAuliTe was
dubbed to death Is we'll founded
Men Bent-n In Cells.
Every man Ia any way conversant
with police me:hDis knows that men
have been beaten 20 insensl5llliy In the
cells and. squad rooms Of the station
houses OF this city MrAullTe b. not
the irst man who has died after being
locked up over night. but the motive
in his case was startlinxly plain That
the members OF the Cproners Jury
found the murder verdict is not sur
prising In view a, IN. stat. ~ nuhlic
opinion.
4, Is morally certain that there were
policemen in IN. West Forty-..y.n,h
street station house who knew Nc
Hu'Ine "heh ne vas brought In. AZ
least TWO wardmen were on duty there
U.u
Aulire through their previous service |
In the Teaderlolu rr.cinrt IN. -, |
,h... mo, l.. yC,..- s.A,-,, =
-. '"Ia' - "",u'hah schoehich' no"
the disorderly house conducted l,, I.,u,,
Mar,
Would Have scored schoenich.
1t was tins hon-" tina, McAulire and
his wife comolI.nei against Had Mel
W Nv """'u nave oe'h WIZ
ness against schoenich at the trial Of
'he case. schoenlch testified Yesterday
,b,, ho ',-
."H' "e was on dutN IN the precinct
saturday night, made regular reports TO
the station house but did not know thai
MNAuiine had been arrested.
Il dia not see McAuline after the
Glrnnou trial" said Scho.nIch
IT.. v,,rrj,. ,h, -,
M'A' M'Ai'lh'' VINO IS ABOUT 10 move
from the house in which she has had so
much surrow. brought out a new point
,S-iay TO- to III. sustain hsr contention thar
'rnsy xcre AFRAID ot him; she said.
because they thought he knew some
thing he had not told on the stand a,
the Gl.nnon trial. lie held something
oI'k there and the police knew IL, bu:
the' didn't know what It was.
We had lived for nineteen years in
!h's nous. ana the woman who ""ned
~ ~" mo- ~ ~"i',tt mn n"as' han
dSsn TBS aya i.up.rg 10 her mn
hu.h.ri IA a., 80 st"ni"' ani IN.
,hrn,,.h St,,, ny ".ht ~ 70 ONE nui
been rented to iisornerly persons When
i'c would mot he compeii.,i .iI'"thsk ~ 'nh. "a.
names OF the owners Of The property
the stsnd h'it :" ~, ] ~ YHt 3t am on
not a direct qucsion' ana m. n,T,ss
mlsundert;ood L. They Thought he % wss
,sII Ii. ~ ,ss "a'k mar n. might
inc way on th,t s,..",,t,t "a''teI nun "nt o.
tor The testimony n" 5,a stS., :" mIch
could % gni ,nsS y, Amrm a,h- s, Mat mat was and
dict in ''''''S !" '"t'tA-
CAPT. Titus, o. the Detective nurc,u
on the case. but win JisnnnoirS,n, g nnlNi.s 80
suits He w"nId no, t"pio'tt,". IT,, In h. IT,
yra. ! .
anotber ""' was S'ca'e' one way Or
,m,
bnmtnS Mystery.
'If a policeman i, euilty y. s,o,,1 ,o
punisa ned 4" said can, Titgs .hI,, y,
hard matter 10 fnI ,ut ,ny,str, 80 | 7
ing TO clear IN. nyst.Tv IL, ,',ms .,, 's"u- %
sc1t,red Tho ,,.n 90, ~ I"'h ,laNe
Forty .sesonI street ,n ;. .f,y.,ins fS.tyn,s ir1m
Tha rhi rom @ fiftn avenue 10 Ninth avenue
Iu. Io"h moNsmen who
Sne 80 Nhrre McAllire vas
soH,tu, nav Ira.Ied in!Ihmen with routes
possible" Ana the best they have been
eolr 10 90 - TO GET IN" testimony ~ A
woman VINO SAN AicA Alliye walk T. rou- r
pie OF steps and then fail
Nobody seems to nave seen him
enter the block There 4. No ,,aH mn, \
whore he was before he dropp.d d,.n f.
dying. II Is very oniiilnK nystsry
All OF our inEestigatlOns have d.
rected us toward the accident theory b
IL may De that McAulIfTe fractured his
Skull when ne fel In Eighth avenue I;