The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-10
Hod List of places.

Williamson said that the Sheriff gave
him a list of disorderiy houses anu
gambling houses he wanted investigated
and closed UP.
"When you went out with CORDIALLY, at
whose suggestion was it that you VS.
tied the various houses?' he was asked.
aMostly mine, because / would get the
information through the Sheriff to look
up such and such places.
"Would you tell Mr.. CORDIALLY what
houses you were going to until after
you started?
mo. sir; not once u OF a dozen
tines
Williamson said he had visited the
Rock House with CORDIALLY in May. 1906,
at which time he had gone through the
house with Mr.. CORDIALLY, but could not
get sufficient evidence to make an
arrest.
Williamson testified that he heard
CORDIALLY say to Book: You can DO
any business here Unless you do 1t on
the level, straight"
Nov. do you remember March 18th
when Kriegen's place was closed?' ne
was asked.
Eve got the evidence" was the an
swer.
who was with o you
closed that?"
sergeant CORDIALLY, Queenan and
Lible."
And was thai the night you visited
Bock?"
Afterwards; yes, sir"
.sDo Won remember what time you
closed Kriegen's place that night?'
ut was early in the evening; III
have been S o'clock"
"And from there you went 10
Bock's?"
'aThen went TO Books, and went
through the Tenderloin."
did you find anything at ock
"Nothing at ALL"
sDo you remember the time you
started out with CORDIALLY to investi-
gate the Metropole Hote1?"
well. 1 think along about the LIST OF
May"
and who went with your
'"The first was Sergeant CORDIALLY.
"Did you ever go alone?'
"Oh, yes. Two or three times.
"Did you ever notice any disrepu-
table women go in there?"
"Never saw them go in; l saw a
couple come out"
. Reports to Sheriff.
!. "And did you make a report of that
to the Sheriff of what o saw there!
ST did: once I told he Sheriff about
a man and woman coming out
"Did you have any orders with ref
erence to that place from Sheriff SOM
mers?'
eyes. SIR
"What were they?'
well, I reported from time to inc
to the Sheriff what happened there n
that she wanted to get rid of the place.
Her license was expiring. and sne
couldn't sell out unless II a a
license, she said. l advised her 20 go
see the Sheriff and tell the truth. n
said perhaps she could get n license
and get out. She went and saw the
Sheriff, and a week or so afterwards
she went and saw the Sheriff again"
.Were you to watch "a Lafayette
street-Krutzers placer"
''That was on my list"
did you go out with Detective Cor
bally to watch that placer"
II certainly did"
'Did you try to get evidence against
the Krutzel house?"
IT certainly did. The first night
we was out 1 tried to get in there my
self. l told Tom to stay up the street
a little while to see what could do
what did o do?
al went up and rang the bell and
.Krutzel came to the door, but he
wouldn't let me in, and said no women
We're there or had ever been there"
"Did you watch that house with Ser
geant CORDIALLY after that timer
"Oh, yes, freqently."
'Now, for all these times that you
watched the Krutzel house did o see
any disorderly women going in there?'
"Never saw one there"
"Now, did you ever go down to Wag-
ner's house, in Evergreen avenue?"
81 did; yes, sir. Latter part of April
I think it was"
"Did you AXE Sergeant CORDIALLY witt
you?"
II did"
No Evidence.
"Was there any evidence there at al
which led you to believe that the house
was being conducted in violation of The
law?"
''None whatever"
"Do you know how many road house:
you took in?"
give or six. We put a man by tht
name Of Adair out of business, and WI
closed up a poolroom down at the cor
ner--'
Nov, did you visit Sc Spring street
Krindle's place."
Eyes, sir; il was one of the first.
10 you know where o started from
with Corbally?"
Headquarters. The 1rst night w
went up there we had a little scramble
with a couple of fellows trying to ge
in the house. Tom knocked n head
over-heels down the stoop. We watched
that house pretty close"
.spid Tom assist you in every way t
watch that house?"
Certainly did. as far as appearance
went"
"who, suggested going to that Krin
die house?'
IT think I did"
"And when you got to ibid o 6
in there the first night?"
1.-THE first night; yes. sir"
Yousg Fellows Butted In.
"How did you get in"
"We went up there and rang the be
end nobody came to the door, an
pretty soon there was a couple c
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