Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-07
Detective Haean's Testimony.

Detective Hagan testified that he saw Ulrich running after Dr. Washing he found Dr. Washington on his hands and knees. "Dr. Washington was bleeding on the head" said Detective Hagan. "Ulrich said: This man IS thief. I found him with his hand on the doorknob and his eye at the key hole On the way to the station house Ulrich remarked that it was a. good thing I had come up for if hadn't he would have knocked the ne- Sro's brains out. There was another man with us and he said: think he was there after those two young girls
 Ulrich Said His Wife Was Afraid.
 ..UIrich then said that he thought he might change the charge of at but I told him I didn't think he had much of a case. anyway" The detec- tive said that Ulrich told him his wife had met the colored man while taking tc go out again It was then that Cl- rich went out with cane, according to Ulrich's remark to the detective.
 Bankers Clerk Testifies.
 James Crowc. q bankers clerk. cor roborate1 the detective's testimony. He Ulrich roomed, said to the officer: It's a good thing you ca ugf1t that thief. He has been hanging around this house all night"
 m the IlOD DOuSe Sdlu man Benjamin S. Tierney. who arrest ed Washington. "Ulrich charged Washington with attempted burglary and with insulting his wife"
 On cross examination MT Moore asked: Did Washington explain who house?"
 No" said Tierney
 What was his condition as to so- briety?"
 It was normal"
 Washinston's Story.
 Booker r. Washington then told his story. He said it was about quarter past when he was in Ulrich's home. The defendant ran into the hallway and assaulted me. he said. He grab bed me by the throat and choked me and hit me with his fists. l tried to defend myself. but he was getting the best Of me and l opened the door and stepped into the street There were two men on the street and UIrich ask ed one Of them for stick he carried. i He hit me a dozen times I should say with the stick. I said to him.. Don't beat me this way. If I'm breaking the law call officer and have me ar ested, if I'm doing anything wrong.
 When I reached Central Park West l was so weak that I fell Two men were beating me"
 Was Looking at DoorpIates.
 What were you doing thereg" asked Justice Teller.
 T was looking at the doorplates," said the educator
 You went to that house two or three times ?'' asked MT Moore on l cross examination.
 T went first at about quarter to | 9 the witness said. T was looking i for friend.
 White or coIored?" The district at tornev objected but was overruled
 ''They were white" replied Dr. l Washin ston.
 Dr. Washinston said he was looking l for D. C. Smith. auditor of his school. 1 but the name he expected to find on | the vestibule directory was Mcclure | since he had been informed that Mir | Smith was staying with a family Of | that name.
 Did Not Talk to Your,7 Ladies
 When you were in the vestibue did | two young ladies pass you2'
 T am not sure.
 Did you talk to any ladies in the | vestibule?' i
 No sir.-
 The witness said that in his private | talk with the lieutenant al the police ] station he had said that he a busy l man who had no time to spend in open | court and that the lieutenant had ad- | vised him to make q complaint against | Ulrich. Here the prosecution rested. |