The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-10

other inspectors that had been In
sttucted to make a false report"
Again. as he had done on Saturday,
Hayes assaulted the accuracy OF the
stenosrapher's Transcript Of tho NEST
Ing between himself and Waldo.
Sentence after sentence tending to
strengthen Waldo's case agadns. Hayes
was then read. all purporting TO record
tho answers Hayes gave to Waido's
questions on Aus. 10 and each sentence
Hayes repudiatod without hesitation.
Mr.. Thacher was on his feet In an In
slant.
"was anything said in that room that
does not appear in the minutee1" he
asked.
YES" said Hayes IT called upon In
spector John DAILY. who had been Cap
tain in that district, to witness that no
great reform could be accomplished in
that district BY raiding disordsrly
| houses. That 10 not In the stenographic
transcript
WALDO TOLD DAY RAIDS WERE
MADE For GRAFT PURPOSES.
Capt. william F. Day of the Twenty
sixth precinct was then called az .
witness for Hayes. Mr.. Thacher askei
In the Marlborough and Robespisrrs
| apartments.
q. Did you have an interview with
Waldo about those raids? A. Yes: he
wanted me TO bring to his ONCE letters
OF complaint I had received from the
Paulist Fathers and Father DAILY.
q. Did he say anything about these
raids7 A. He said they were made for
the purpose Of graftins. assured him
they were not.
q. Did you 20 70 the Commissioner
ONCE with thsss letters? A. Yes: the
next day.
| non, attached to squads assigned to
make these raids7 A. Yes. He was
then assigned to psrtol duty IN the
Seventh precinct.
by Mr. Mckay:
| O. Do you know why 0lennon wa
transferred7 A. No.
Mr.. Farley declined TO cross.sxamine
Capt. Day.
Lieut. Honest Dan" Costiean, in
charge Of q special detail OF Central
once Detectives. was called.
q. Were you instructed to ret ev1.
dence against any and all disorderiy
could. from Commissionsr waldof A.
| No. sir.
PAID NO ATTENTION TO ANY.
THING BUT GAMBLING HOUSES.
Q. Were you told anything about dis
orderly houses, or we're you told not
to look after them except upon specific
Instructions? A. No, sir. The charter
makes 1t the duty Of all policemen to
obtain evidence against disorderly
houses. But my instructions were "a
q lt0.< -
tention to disorderly houses. except I'D.
on orders from Commi ssionsr Waldo.
Q. Then you did not have q rovinl
commission from Mr. Waldo to checl
up disorderly houses over the head,
Of the various inspectorsf A. No, str
did not.
serGt. Malcolm q. Ray, in charge O
tho piainclothes squad IN Hayes's dis
trict. was next sworn.
Mr.. Thacher examined:
. Q. Did you receive instructions az (,
, disorderiy houses from Capt. Day shortl,
| after being assigned to Hayes's district
A. Inspector Hayes instructed me to OBJ
tain evidence against gambling house
and spare no expense to get eviden
. . Also 10 keep disorderiy women off tn,
street. He gave particular orders b
keep out Of disorderly houses. The onl,
time we were to 60 into the houses wa
/ At his orders. These orders wer
: changed after the raids on the Robes
a pierre. Then he told me not 10 ents
disorderly houses at all. He said he ha.
had talk with Commissioner Waldo
And that the Commissioner had rive
these orders not to enter dlsorderl
houses.
3 sergt. Michael A. Wall. Assigned Z
0 April. 1872 to the Fourth InspectLo
= district. In charge OF the plain ciothe
4 men. testified that he received simlis
: orders.
Attorney Farley asked Wall n \
was not transferred from the Fourt
II District in July because he hsd bee
found In company with gambl.
wanted in connection with the RoseI
thai murder. The question was not a
y lowed.
r. sergt. John F. Higgins. assigned
\. July to the plain clothes squad in n
. Fourth District, succeeding Wall. sa
|. he received the Same orders from Il
spector Hayes.
!, HAYES SAID WALDO WANTE
HIM TO 90 TO COURT.
=, David Z. Walton. proprietor Of Il
"a st. Francis Hotel. No 124 West Fort
~ seventh street. Identified a letter
W wrote May 8, 1912, complaining abo
q suspected disorderly house In Fort
seventh street. This letter reached