The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-09


been doing since she left?
A. / do not.
O. Do you know of her reputation
since she left?
A. / have heard nothing.
Judge Sheppard then took the wit
ness.
/ O. How far is ner present resi-
dence. from that of the Maloney's?
A. 1t is diagonally across the
street.
Q. Are there other houses be-
tween?
A. There are.
Capt. Frank Wilde
! Captain Frank Wilde was the next
i witness called to the stand, and was
Immediately taken in hand by the
prosecution.
/ @. What occupation are you fol-
lowing at the present time?
A. Captain of the day force Of the
Pensacola police department.
Q. How long have you been con-
nected with the Pensacola police
force?
A OF and on since 1886.
1 Q. Have you any knowledge, in
the discharge of your official duties,
i-of woman named Mary Condor, or
Mary Halloran?
A have
! O. Did you know her when sne
lived on Zarragossa street?
A. Not particularly on ZarTogossa
street but on Coyle and Chase and
on Intendencia.
O. Did your official position lead
you to form any opinion of her moral
character, good or bad?
A. Yes, It was bad.
@. Do you know, from your Of
1-s -
house she kept?
A. According TO my knowledge,
she kept an designation house.
/ O. Do You know. from your of
fetal knowledge, as to her truth and
veracity?
A Not exactly.
i O: Do you know, from any discus
sion that you may have heard. wheta-
err her reputation for truth and We
racity was good or bad?
i A. It was bad.
i O. Do YOU know, from discussion,
i as to the nature OF the reputation
which she bore?
A II was bad.
Cross Examination
Attorney Jones then too the wit
mess.
@. When did you first know of
this woman?
A when she was on Chase and
Coyle, eight years ago.
@. Do you know where she lives
! at-FreseHt2 49,
A. j do not.
| O. Do you know her reputation
in the neighborhood where she now
resides?
A. j do not.
Judge A. c. Blount
Judge A. c. Blount was the next
witness sworn, the following questions
being submitted:
@. How long have you known
Thos. Maloney?
A. All his life.
@ Did you see him in the Offices
of Bliount & Blount & Carter in the
| Blount building on May the 4tn or
5th?
A did.
Q. Did he come to see you volun-
tarily?
A. l do not know whether or not
| il is permissible, but / will tell you
about it. Maloney came to my Office
and asked me if 4 wanted to see him.
He said that John Johnson had told
| him to see me, and / told him that
it was not the case. We talked mat
tiers over, and he stayed about an
hour He said that Johnson had told
| him that i was wiling to give him a
/ life job with the electric company.
told him that l did not have any
| thing TO do with the giving of jobs
with the electric company. L told
| him that i mad known him Ill his
life, and his father before him, and
that anything of a personal nature
that l would be able to do for him,
would be glad to do so.
A Did he say what he was to do
to get the life job with the company?
| A He did not say. The life job
appeared to be an inducement, how
ever.
Q. Did you understand the life
job had been discussed previously?
/ A. Did not.
@ How many times after this did
he visit your office?
A. Once or twice more.
A Was anything else said along
the line of the life job?
| Q. There was not. never &C
cursed him of anything, and he never
| admitted anything
@. About the Interview?
| A. John Maloney came to my of
flee at ten O'Clock that morning.
John johnson did not come. I saw
both men separately on several occa-
sions, but never together.
O. Was anything said relative to
calling off the street car strike?
A No.
Q. Did you know anything about
proposition about his getting a life
| Job with the company if a reconcilia-
ton was to be brought about in pre-
vailing labor troubles, which result
in calling of the strike?
"A. l did not
There were no questions offered on
the part of the defense.
Judge Sheppard's Review
After the last of the testimony had
been heard. Judge Sheppard then