The Detroit times., 1908-05-29

tanning Hibbler and woman passed.
Il jumped off the car and went back
to see what was going on. Ii was more
to satisfy my curiosity than anything
else"
Yerkes questioned Newberry about
his conversation with Jolian 10th over
the SolvayAve. property she bought
across from Annie Smiths place.
"She wanted 10 know II she could
run disorderly house on that prop
erty."
What did you tell herr"
"I told her she could buy all the
property she wanted to, but that she
couldn't run a house OF that char
acter.'
Ibid you tell her she couldn't buy
that property"
II told her she could buy the prop
erty, but she couldn't run that kind OF
place"
Prosecution Scores.
The prosecution scored point when
Newberry. testifying to the interview
between Commissioner Smith, Jolian
10th and her attorney, George X. M
Collier, at which he was present, as
serted that the commissioner said
there would be no discrimination. cor
roborating Mr.. Collier. He also ties
titled that the commissioners told the
10th woman that she would not be al
lowed to run two houses.
Mr.. Collier had testified that he ex
planned to the commissioners that thu
woman was simply moving from on
place to another.
II was the captains impression thai
when this conversation took place the
10th woman had not yet purchased
the property, corroborating Collier In
another particular.
After you put the 10th woman Out
OF business on West Jefferson-ave
why didn't you keep her out OF busi
ness? Yerkes persued.
We'll, there was quite kick or
the woman being allowed TO have
monopoly Of the Hungarian trade"
Didn't you tell Justice Jeffries that
you ordered the 10th woman to move
from Solvay.ave. because you didn't
want two Hungarian places SO close
together?"
The question was objected to, but
the captain was allowed to answer
His reply was:
Yes, believe l did"
why was that?'
"Well--well there had been some
differences between the two women.
They were calling each other up and
threatening to take each others girls
and We thought they would get to
fighting"
Didn't you tell Annie Smith that
the 10th woman couldn't run on Sol
vay-ave. 2"
Il did not. 1t was none OF Annie
Smiths business"
But you say she was a great help
to the police department, acted as a
detective for you, and all that?"
Yes"
And yet It was none OF her busi-
ness?"
That's what | said"
Court then adjourned until o'clock.
Mr.. Yerkes resumed the cross-exam-
ination Of Capt. Newberry In the po-
lice scandal at o'clock with the ques
ton:
did you get receipt for that dia.
mond ring you bought In st. Louis?'
mo
Ever make any memoranda about
it?"
mo"
How much II is WORTH"
II don't know. except that | paid
s175 for IT,"
The captain was quizzed about that
dinner given Ia Delray, at which he
was present. Annie Smith had moth
ing TO do with IT, he declared.
Some OF the boys lived on the east
side quite ways from the station
and they had little stove there that
they cooked their meals on sometimes
We were joshing them one night about
their cooking and some OF them spoke
up. Well show you And they did. II
was as good a dinner as ever sat
down 10 In my life.
what did you have 10 drink?''
Coffee, water and milk. That's all.
The captain said several citizens o.
Delray were present. but there was NJ
particular occasion for the banquet.
In reply 10 question by Mr. Murfr
the captain said he had never seer
Commissioner Smith In Annie Smith
resort.
John Young, druggist. No. 1872 June
ton. testified that he saw Capt. New
berry buy diamond stud in March
1907. (I-,