The evening world., 1913-03-24
WHITMAN MAY GALL TuNNgN
TO GRAND JURY.


WHITMAN MAY GALL TuNNGv
TO GRAND JURY.
Distr1ct-Attorney Whitman. on the
other hand. said flaa-foOtedly to-day he
had heard that Acting Capt. Tunney
he'd swallowed Dwycr on his visit TO
him last wednesday night and had
Swallowed HIM AWAY from the house
aftcr the conference Mr.. Whitman xaid
he would summon Tunney to tell the
Grand jury WY he had hat,sd In
spsctor Dwyer. II II were true that
sush trailing ~as oouA
"Wiss'' politicians said tAaG Dwyee
'has bssa Aaaoha Q laDpa:' hat his 81.
fsSed effort 10 curry A.wof WIN the Dis
discretionary end q ne sams elm ~
main cold WIN Wabdo - inspsotor Of
The Fourth D0tFict y responsible for
the sudden tranaGsr q ne majority q
his star iase yslAAy.
TIE Pelics 0u0n1ssloosP Gt3cks ~ he
approval a Dwysr - N Inspector. even
though he ala not know that Dwysf had
gone to NJ. Whitman's house until told
Of II later: aaintaino that ne transfer
Of Dryers Dsn came because a rumors
not yet wholly verified against their In.
tsgSity and woeth - dSesceives and had
nothing whatsvaS 70 Do With Dryers
yisit to Whitman He bsands - prspos-
ferrous the story that Tunnsy had been
sent IN Dwysrs DISTRICT to shadow him.
II w00 sail ~ HsaAQuartArs eo-day
that reports concerning some o1
Dwysr's men had bssn cumulative In
efreot upon Waldo and that. whom he
heard more on Friday. he determined at
once 70 order the transfer Of twelve Of
Dryers stan.
Mother 6tAcum's testimony 70 ehs
Grand Jury that she was seln paying
protection money to maintain . dis.
orderly house on wsst Ttfty.fourth
street was one Of the strongest pieces
OF evidence that moved me Comsnis-
''onsr to take the step he dia. It was
saiA
The Commissioner would not give the
names Of the suspected detectives to.
day. declaring that to do - before hs
mad conclusive evidence would be lay.
ing himself open to . charge Of libel
, ne declared. however. that he was
pressing his investigation and would
break" all that we're found - BE-
guilty.
WALDO oEcLAREs sGcRErARv
KNEW NOTHING.
Secretary sheehan did not know of
the transfer Of Dryers men until AZ
ter II was ordered. was the statement
at HsadQuartera He was absent from
headquarters when the transfer was
ordered through First Deputy Commits
si0ner Mckay.
The Commissioner characterized a.
too absurd TO discuss the rumor pub
lished recently that he had been keep
Ing Ddstrict-Attorney Whitman "shad-
owed" or that policemen hae been doing
that without his knowledge. He said.
uneQuivocally. to-day that ne would
, have the shield Of any policeman caught
trailing the District-Attornsy or In any
way spying upon him.
The Commissioner let Il be knowr
to-day that no rsbuke to Inupeoto,
Dwyer was implied in Lieut.. Homes
Dan" Costigan's raid In the Mayfair
apartments. on West Forty seventh
street Saturday nisht. nor was Dwye
In danger because the place existed ir
his district. Cosugan's raid was II
consonance with waldo's policy, II wa,
said. to have men from Headquarter
do the raidinS. instead Of the Inspec
tors men.
NEWELL MUST PLEAD GUILT
BEFORE BECOMING WITNESS.
Lawyer Newell was scheduled for q
conference with Distriot-Attorney
whitman this afternoon. when he wal
expected to reveal the whole inside OF
the sipp bribery. II was stipulated
that he must FIRST plead guilty before
Justice seabury. Newelrs counsel
former Judge w. N. X. Olcott in
formed Mr. Whitman that he wa,
called to Troy to attend the funera
or former Gov. Black. and by consent
the Newell conference was put over un,
Ill Tomorrow. Mr.. Whitman had
long talk with Justice seabury re-
garding suspension Of sentence or
Newell should the lawyer turn States
witness.
Patrolinan John J. Hart1gan, con.
voted OF perjury IN connection with tn,
sipp bribery. was also slated 70 see Mr.
whitman late this afternoon. for tn,
Ian time before appearing before Jus
tbco 0oe61y tomorrow for sentence