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tie said II would promise to leave
the State and stay away until the whole
thing hrd blown over he would SEQ that
got the money he promised me. I was
then under subpoena to testify bekoss
Magistrate Barlow In the Tombs Police
Court the following morning at 10 O'Clock
~ the trial OF Fox. My son, How I'd.
was under subpoena to appear at Police
Headquarters on Dec. 20. Newell told
Ne - telephone Howard net to 20 10
headquarters. but instead % come 20
his once and hide there.
while I was with Newell he GATED
inspector Hussey on the telephone at
his house. (District-Attorney whitman
mas records that prove this caiiD Hs
said to Hussey, I can arrange that
matter all fshL'
Then called up Howard and told
him TO 60 TO Newelrs once that after
noon instead Of 90 headquarters. I went
back 70 Newslrs oaics that afternoon
ct . o'clock. Howard had been thcro
al day. asked Newell n things had
been nxed up. lie said he expected a
telephone call Immediately from Lawyer
Jacob Rouss, whom the inspectors had
retained. with Louis Grant. to repre-
sent Fox. Rouss didn't call. 20 New
ell turned to his telephone operator and
said:
"'Call up Rouss and ask n McNulty
r. there. II McNulty Is there tell him
NcNuity wants 20 talk 10 him. McNulsy
was the code name used In all the opera
lions. The operator couldn't understand
how McNuity wanted to talk to McNulty.
10 Newell said: oh. tell him Mr.. Newell
wants to talk TO him. Rouss made
date to meet US uptown.
WENT UPTOWN AND MET LAW.
YEA RoUss.
We went to . saloon at Hinsty-sixth
street and Broadway. where Newell
talked TO Ruuss. Then he came out snd
told Howard and myself everything was
tall right. He asked me not 10 90 70 my
own homo that evening, but to meet
him at 4 o'clock the next afternoon In
front Of the Union Trust Company
building. IN Jersey City. 2 met him
there and he handed me 80. aema ndtuS
800 tack a. his fee. Newell then asked
Ne to meet him AZ the same Diacs the
next afternoon. but he brought no
money.
"'Ths inspectors are afraid TO 90 TO
the hanks,' no told me. TO ~ the
money. whitman Ii watching all their
bank accounts. but I'll have me money
over here for you Sunday. Dse. ..
"On Sunday Newell did not bring the
A..A g
sey. swecaey. Thompson and Murtha
that night and would have the money
for me Monday. and would givs Il to me
h che Continental Hotel In Newark.
"Abost IN the next afternoon De.
tsotavs Conway met ne In the hotel and
.teA NJ Commissions Doushsrty want.
a 70 80 me. wouldn't So Dough.
ssty until heard from Newell who
.tsleohsned me not 10 meet Doughsrty.
ana 10 Toss Conway. Then Newell
asked me to meet him In Otrsttiers
restaurant In Newark that night.
On %. Ny wife and Howard were with
md. Newell wanted Howard to siyn
an albdavit that he never saw me pay
r.s any protection money and never
spAil money To policeman himsslf. Both
~ 0tpp ou0 OoScct0os NOWou ~.
.sistsd. but We refused TO Vt Howard
sign the document. [,
HUssEv ORDERED NEWELL TO
: Paw olPP.
Newell and I then went 70 the Con-
timental Hotel. where Newell tried 90
get Hussey on the telephone q his sta-
.tion house. but was told Husssy had
gons homo (Mr whitman has . rec
ord Of that call. tool
After that Newell teiephoned Rouss
ana said Howard had refused to sign
the afsdavit Rouss said he would see
the inspectors. ascertain their wishes
ana cali us up 1t midnight. Newell.
however. was too impatient 70 wait and
called UP Husssy ~ hds homo Husssy
told him 70 pay me. anyway, which
Newell did. Then I went % Atlantic
Cky."