The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-11-14
WHITMAN AFTER MAN
HIGHER UP IN POLICE
Has Half Dozen Witnesses
Who Are willing to Tell
All They Know.
TRAIl. TO HEADQUARTERS
It's Said Man There Got 50, 500
Monthly and Is Per Cent. Of
Wiretapping Receipts.

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'"'''e 'aP'a'h p"''''"cN " '"'S' WIZ
was ret1red yesterday from 'he oepar'-
ment on the ground that he Ia sufferer
from heart disease. was served later
with a GRAND Iury suhnpna calling for
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into tho charges that wiretappers. fortune
tellers and keepers Of disorderly houses
M id police urotectiop District Attorney
w,,,,r,r ena his ass,s,,r, Frederick !
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'apP'hs sa'"e'
Inc hVes''ea''on Is "''ec'e" al "".
Al fo'iee heaoquar'ers VIM "o,us "s"
posn'o" 'h'ie' r'o''' ''''"' '''''o' " W
hanns OF the authorities '"is "'"''a' was
| in position to demand monthly pay
ment OF $1,000 and 10 per cent Oh .ne
earnings of the wire tapping business lie
| was also being carried as beneficiary or
the money g'eaned IN 'ne fortune 'e'''"e
| and disorderly house graft. Other minor
officials are also named.
| In the list of witnesses to be heard ar-
pears the name OF an ex-poicemar wh'
| was forced out Of the department some
/ months ago and who has been since IN
legitimate business with a relative. H."
has been under subpoena for some weeks
| and was threatened with indictment FOR
his connection with the collection of graft
| II he did not tell the District Attorney
| the whole story.
|
| VIII "aHe
! This he has consented To 40 IL ~ sA'"'
, and to-day he will appear and make a
clean breast OF the AFFAIR. Another wit
ness--s civilian--hss already been inter-
So ,,a, Va ,.,n b,ve sufficient
legal corroboraton to indict one or more
| persons The civilian Is Tom Brown. who
4 is credited with being one collector OF
graft from the gang in behalf OF the police
| officials named.
Brown told his story to Mr.. whitman
last week after he had failed to comply
with the terms OF the subpoena anu IA"
stayed out OF the jurisdiction. lie was
| induced to return an" mas '''" 'pp"''
all he knows.
| The story as to'" ~ n"s'
The Iclice authorizes are a''ese" w no,
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is in a spirit of revenge rather 'na', ''"'''
! sense OF pubic du'! tha' ''' W. Wv WV
the Grand Jury now the! Were '''u w
and then arrested tor 'ah,he " '", ,r,,
what the police 'houeh' 'h'S sno1." ,,,n,
men under indictment VINO are 're",s''
with having confessed an aIr u'o ,,,'rIa,.
Rea' Albert D. 'a' ,rarl,
Carter and by 'ther a'i"es ""r r,', un,
| 1HrDeHuN. .NIlp'H'i
Larsen said 'o "' "'''
underworld ,.. ,ao, from, tos
Machea was oious", ~. na,cc,ive
! Angeles re" WINS ,,,c,
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Al the stories Agree.
r,, ,,,ss has h.en seen separately
haa ohac,,ed IN the stories OF
anu -. c,.a,,I mon who were hlgl,
N' .,sa ao,,rs.,s NJ IN. gang nav.
Wy " .,t, ,,,,a 1, Nav York the
past thfee "o,''"s d.,,.o'
,,,.S. 90 r.adv ~ serve papers to detain
-, ,,o,,n ,h.y con,. tn New York
., ~. .,,.h c.ms az far as Jerse,
C,.'. =, ,..o.,, hu, h. did no, yentura
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,, <o,,o,s h,a done and be nrom-
VIVA VIA US Mr whi,,,.n n.xt week
| >,.p.a ord h,s na,s are indicted fo-
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