The evening world., 1912-12-20

Il won't tell you. because that would
force me 10 tell my right name"
e, Commissioners Walsh, quick to see
shat corroboration would lie In the
Withdrawal Of s25 from bank on
The date OF the alleged payment to
SkeIiy. insisted on or answer. The
witness fiatly refused the Information,
but the Deputy Police Commissioners
said lie would ind way to get at
Nsre. Goodies bank account
4 Mrs. Goode said she changed her
name from Elliott TO Fair In the spring
of 1911 on the advice OF John Russell
then an Inspector Of rolics. Russell.
she said. and a private detective named
Kelleher. now In the employ Of the
District-Attorney introduced her to the
counsel for the Aldermanic Committee.
Y Tho DISCRIMINATION Of Mrs. Goode
.rss no tcomple'cd when skellv's trial
was adjourned this afternoon. Mr.
walsh viii resu'e inquiry Into the
,hartos agains; Skclly al 10 O'Clock TO-
morrow morning.
II was during the cross-examinat!on
that Mrs. Goode brought out the Jack"
Zelig matter. Mr.. Grant had asked her
REPEATEDLY about her acquaintance with
rGyp the Blood" and the other gunmen
convicted OF killing Herman Rosenthal.
and Jack Zeiig.
II don't see the relevancy OF all this"
remarked Commissioner Walsh. as
Lawyer Grant hammered and hammered
away without making any progress.
SesIsrs HINT OF ASSOCIATION
WITH ouNMEN.
"oh. I know what he wants" almost
,creamei the witness. icaping to he
,,et. 'TIc wants to connect me with
, those gunmen to make It appear ! was
their associate. Well, employed Jack
Zelig and his crowd to protect my house.
and paid him sl25. Gambling houses did
II too"
The witness sa,d ehe was never mar
fied. She called herself Mrs. Goode.
ehe snid. because the title Mrs" car
e;es dignity
s"hnd I want YOU to know" she con-
Nnued, shaking her finger rt Lawyer
csrant, that n certain dignity attaches
n being the head OF n disorderly house.
lust a. a great dignity attaches to be-
iAe the head Of an orderly house"
Tho attitude Of Mrs. Goode was quite
>.piaIn. She DID not object to paying pro-
,ection money; she looked upon It as
pArt OF her business. But she did OBJ
,ect 10 being double crossed" and her
bitterness toward Skelly was not con-
cea,ed.
Mrs. Goode on the witness stand
told OF moving uptown last fall and
Taking an apartment at No. 30+ Man
haitian avenue. n house controlled by
he real estate Arm OF Sobel & Kean.
She had been advised TO move. she said.
by NANNY" Mas. an east side beer
bother and collector of protection
money, and was introduced to the So
bel 4 Kean Arm by DIR. Hamburger.
ssaass cousin.
WILLS OF skELLY's DEMAND
AND HER PAYMENT.
after q few days In the Manhattan
xvsnue house she was told she would
Nave TO move. Then she sent for Mas
and he introduced her to his relative.
Sol. Wolf, who keeps . bottled liquor
store in Columbus avenue between
Sinety.Sighth and Nine ety-ninth streets.
and on, tho sidewalk outside VOLTS
ktore Skeiiy. who was In citisens
"skeliy at first demanded $50 month,
said the woman. II told him he might
M we'll ask for the moon and offered
him $40 a month. He said he would nave
10 see his partner. and for me to meet
him the next Monday afternoon ut
o'clock. In the One Hundred and Tenth
street subway station.
II met him and offered him $o
month. as l had been advised to do by
Mas and Wolf. SkeIly took $2o and
taid ! wouldn't sec him again-that Wolf
would do the collecting. lie advised me
10 60 into one Of the Sobel & Kean
houses, but I told him / had already
rented a Nat In One Hundred and Nlnth
street, al No. ga. and he said all right.
but ! must be careful"
Then Mrs. Goode recited At great
jength how she had been tricked by
Detectives Hall and Dwyer. who got
evidence asainst her and arrested her.
She admitted they had been In her
house, and she did not know they were
policemen until they arrived TO servs
the warrant. She had been running
her place . little less than two weeks
ekELlY SAID KNOCK" WAS
cAUeE OF ARREST.
One day." she said. when ! was or
my way to market. I met Skelly Al
One Hundred and Ninth street. nea'
Amsterdam avenue. He passed the time
Of day and asked how business was
and told him pretty nice,' and h'
passed on"
After her arrest. she said. Sol VOL
hailed her out at the West Sixty