The evening world., 1913-02-07

ssrseant who had It In for Rossnths,.
wrote to Inspector Walsh. Who waA
away on hiNvacation. and when Walsh
came homo there was trouble for uA
Q. Tell us how you hide the stuR
when II IL necessary. A. We have
false closets In the wall. We put the
wheels, faro tables and the rest In
there That's what we did the night
Walsh came In. Yhen We had cleaned
up We let him In.
Q. WAas az WaisA ass 4. II isshsA
01aGs sveS 80 asho1 1oesaSAai Nv
~ soms - SAsss. SAsa - tssl 0ss.
saAhA - yest - ~ Ssaa 90 gst
~ II sans tas4 SsAss. ~ ~ ~
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q. Hss IL been your sxpsrisnos that
gamblers. when rightly Addressed by
. police captain. will move sutf A. No.
Up In the rwmty-nrst. whSa shire
was captain. I dsasd the police !
hAd my place ell Med Up. DELANEY
ssh Ia have to 70. but stayed and
rNn . game anyhow.
Q. How long did that iastS a. Eight
or nine months.
e. And you did . proAtabis business
all that timer A. Oh. sure.
Q. When was that A. In Capt
Shire's time.
Q. And ail that time you paid no
money? a. No. sir.
q. Was there reason for that ?
a. Well Jerome was District-Attorney
at the time and we understood that
" We stayed open ana didn't give up
no Jerome) wouldn't bother us. We
gathered that from . speech he made
Y. DID you ever talk TO Roundsmsn
schroeder while Capt Cray was In com.
mand Of the Twenty .frst? A. talked
to him before Cray came there. He
told mo about Cray coming to the pre-.
cinct Q. Was there . political contest
on At that time? 4. Tee, ~, Wllllon
J. oysaes The lesAsx, was sloetsA JuAse.
Wil0an J. xesAsy. eoatestel he isel.
esehav. Wen &asasy Lost out snA SAsn
akaks 0Suiss moved - ne district (ths
SsustssatA Assembly. ne wAy Z
ssasa n 0suiss wss sitsing IN the Ass.
wenAa 0aAb WIN 0Aaslsy lsusyhy snA
Sse&seA 1uUAy saaA - osuise,
"1ns% J Wish yep'A 80 lp n tAas ais-
ssaS@ asea yes there. % lsahe tees
Ne HAT aaa moved tate Ne aistxaot
asa bseaAs leader.
CAPT. CRAY TAUGHT MIN La
CON ron oPPoolNc Doss.
Q. What was the result Of the flght ?
"A. Capt Paddy Cray gave me four ex-
else arrests because was sxainst
Cruise and pinehed almost everybody In
the precinct who wa for Larney. II
put me out Of business. Alderman n
"sutch" Lewis tried to help me, but
there was nothing doing. Cray stopped
me-
o.-'wnst did YOU DO next, Al saw
Cruise and Asked him TO let me open
pool room. He saw Cray. but Cray
wouidn't stand for II. Then raw Jack
Murphy, but he couldn't do anything.
Neithey could Alderman Butch" Lewis
DO anything Later Cruise fxed Il up,
and ! opened with Murphy at No. 2s5
West Thirty third street. Then Cruise
wanted to know what he'd get out Of T..
We nnsily agreed on $50 week. Thsu
ws haA TO psy olso . wssa. OF tAis
saAsaAs go vsut - oapS. 0rey. oos
- Ne inspeosef aAA 90 apleos 20 thai,
SsSp Sv~vSoD oo0 Ae0Os &D8v0I 1o(
was tsaasfsrrsA, Sat he kept on ret.
an1 Nc moasy" Finally Jack Murphy
telephoned me to close up ana I closed
! didn't investigate. supposed h,
knew what was best.
Q. Dii you know . policeman named
chn' A. Yes, when had . crap game
On Sixth avsnue. near Forty second
street. Gun came over one night and
won N7 shooting craps. Later Rachel
brown. who v q man. said CiiR was the
precinct captsin's man. axed It ar
by giving him - and promising SIS q
wssk. lie go& Il until We closed up.
g. pd YOU know 4 policeman named
Lyons' A. Yes. II met htm when
wanted to open aSp,acs AZ No. 10 Ess,
Forty-second street. We gave him Si0(
to hx 4 up for Ms 10 put a roulette
wheel and othr thinss. Hut Actins
Captain Bernard Kelliher GAME around
one night and tried to get In. and. wher
We wouldn't lot him, called u squad and
smAshed his WAY In, Then We had tt
close up
GAVE KANE OF cAsuso FAME
80 A WEEK.