The evening world., 1903-01-02
District Attorney Hits Back at
the Justices Article on claw
lessnesS of Police" and De-
tends Garfield Raid.
JOSIAH FLYNT B0BS UP.
Weli-known Character Employed by
Mr.. jerome to Supplement the
Efforts Of Rubber-F faced Jacobs
Against Gamblers In TenderIoin.

Dlstrict--Attorney Jerome Is hot on the
trail of Supreme Court Justice Gaynor.
He declared his morning hat he would
call upon the Justice to furnish him
with the name of the person who gave
him the Information which inspired the
article he contributed to the North
American Review on The Lawlessnesr
OF the Police" in which he arraigned
the Public Prosecutor.
IF a reporter had written that ar
ticle.' said Mr.. Jerome, to-day, land It
had been printed in a newspaper 1t
would have been called inspired"
The District-Attorney said that he
would endeavor to discover who that
truthful and careful person. was who
gave Justice Gaynor all his information
ABOUT the Garfield raid and, IL he did
ma MIN. he would call upon him to
give testimony that would aid in the
prosecution of Mr.. Garfield.
Il can't Imagine who that person u.s.
said Mr.. Jerome. "unless it is Mr.. John
Delahunty. Mr., Canheld's counsel for
he was the only person In the house al
the time of the raid, besides a police SER
Seant' five policemen, an inspector. Mr.
Garfield, Mr.. Bucklin, a d~oorkeeper and
myself. | DOUBT very much IL Mr.. Gan.
heid or any of his employees would he
selected by Justice Gaynor as tina;
truthful and careful person from whom
ne would CLEAN his information upon
which to base a serious article.
Now. no one is moro DESTROYS than
am to compel the police to do their duty,
and not even Justice Gaynor has more
respect for the Constitution and tbe
Magma Charta, II Inspector Brooks is
sulity OF lawlessness, and l don believe
ne Is, he ought to be prosecuted TO the
full extent OF the law"
Mr.. Jerome intimated that Mr.. Can.
field practically admitted to him thai
his residence was used az a gambling,
house, but that for three months before
the raid there had been nothing do
Ing"
The District-Attorney said that oe.
cause OF this practical admission on In,
part OF MI. Garfield any testimony n,
could have furnished to Justice Cav.
nor should be viewed with the closes,
scrutiny.
Il think 1t Is very hard. when tbs
District-Attorney and the police are
working together to stop blackmail and
close up houses which are protected by
social influence and political pun, tina
Il Supreme Court Justice should come
out with an article in which he attacks
our homes efforts. 1t would not be So
bad II he told the truth about the way
In which the raid was conducted. Be
fore Caniield's was braoken into the po-
lice mi the bells at all available EN-
frances, but got no response. The ac-
ton h phen 0 was perfectly legal
The Distrlct-Attorney has engaged Jo-
siah Flynt to get after the Tenderloin
gamblers; JOSIAH Flynt may or may not
work with the renowned Rubber Faced
Jacobs. but 1t Is a certainty that when
Josiah gets busy he will have something
to write about. ~
The bosom friend OF Josiah is Alfred
Holder, Phi. D.. who il private secretary
to District-Attorney jerome. Before h.
went, into the strenuous life young Mr.
Holder was lecturer on philosophy al
Bryn Mawr College. Pennsylvania Bryr
Mawr, be II known, Is a college for
women, ranking with the highest In the
United States.