The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07

what did she say"
she said she was doing nothing
wrong, only renting rooms to single
men at fifty cents a night"
Ibid you go there again after your
visit in June?"
'I did not"
In answer to a question by Mr.. ha-
lisch, CORDIALLY said he reported matters
to the chief and Williamson to the
sheriff.
DO you mean to say there was a re-
port bv Williamson, which you saw"
asked Mr.. Kalisch.
Z. .fyes sir. we went TO see the sheriff"
d. you mean to say there was any
thing in the report connected with Mrs.
Holman to the effect that she should
get out?"
Eyes, sir.'
woman Ordered Out.
'And that she should get out in
June?'
Yes, sir
And yo4 had an interview with the
Sheriff in June?"
Eyes, sir"
Witness said that this interview took
place in the Sheriff's office and that
when the Holman case came up Cor
bally said:
1--WE explained what had been done
In the case and the Sheriff said that
he was done with that for the present
because he had filed an objection
against the license
x 81 reported that back to the cniet'
CORDIALLY said. -.
The defendant testified that he didn't
know whether q memorandum OF his
visits were made by Williamson or not,
and said that he had not been shown
the record, if kept.
No other Compliant.
'In reference to this hotel Aietropole,
outside of any visits o made our
SELF asked Mr.. Kalisch, was there
anyone. so far as you knew, who could
have made any complaint against hat
fplace?"
81 mo, sir"
"In reference to all these places t'iat
have been spoken of during his trial
as having been kept in a dtsorderly
manner, have you at any time refused
n make an investigation, or refused TO
make any complaint, through the
proper channel of any one of them?'
II never did"
During the course of the investiga-
tion of these various places, have you
5at any time had any reasonable
grounds, so far as you believe, upon
which you could nave raided n of
sthese places?"
mo, sir; none at all"
A wrangle between Mr.. Mott. and MIR
Kalisch followed Mr.. Kalisch'S noxt
question: asking CORDIALLY If he would
have maHe a raid had the evidence
been Forthcoming. Mr.. Motifs objection
was sustained by the court
ASKED whether the visits with Will
Hanson were made outside of his reg
ular duties the accused answered in the
Affirmative.
Went Only when Sent.
'How about being employed in other
cases during all this timer"
"When ! wasn't so employed ] would
go with Williamson. l was always
busy"
Did you get any time asked Mr..
Kalisch, during your regular working
time to work up these various houses
-, complained off" ~
mo, sir, that was not my duty. I
didn't go unless I was sent there's
Mr.. Mott wanted to strike out the
answer, but Mr.. Kalisch informed him
that all he could do was to object to
~ ansr,or
'p Tsn So, .o4+,aS +h,s no;n+ nv saw
~ 49, III, thot ~,,ortion' of the an
.ea. aa',,S ~ str,ct o,t in which Cor
Ia ~ ~ -vos NO mart Of his
ppy s"m ~ s,sorde.r1v ho,,ses
uuey " r. nnrfornred those other
ECU, 'i ,nn,stad NJ Ksliscb who
nsaa 49, ,,nder the law he could
aooed tnat uiuei ue .""
.s,hari1ad nv tbe chief
Tha ,,dge bore rem arl<ed that ne
.h~ousht'it was the dutv Of. the defend
ant to do his whole duty and that the
ratent,or of his ioh. as suggested by
oonasa1 hod notbing. IA do with that
49,
Sorhou,, than came under the hot
sstawan,inatio that was beeun by
assistont prosecI,tor Wilbur A. Mott.
ana he Nat tba fnrio,s legal onslaught
caI,nlv ana with coolness that be-
strav ad n3nch self confidence. #
The erst o,hstion fred at CORDIALLY
NV The assistant prosecutor was:
..vvben aid the chief first speak to
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