The evening world., 1913-02-07

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Club in Feoruasy. ~isol A. ! went 10
osrrity's. At Berty.sfsth street and
Broadway. and met policeman NAMED
Kane. He wAs . relative Of sxICom-
nIssiener-oh.. I fosSss the name.
Q. Was this Kane We man who ar.
rested the sinssrf A. CardsoY. Yes. I
slipped Keno 80 weekly as my. contSi.
button. Rfr
Q, Eyer give .shy one sIss money np
thsrsf a. Yess O9lcsn Rsy and. Heanyi
That vas after Con Hayes succssdsd
Walsh. The two shscsrs cama.t 40 tha
club aad saw the Assrkesper. 1kf door.
keeper, whose nams was Smith. Aeid the
ofscers wanted to Be seen. e
Q; You saw them? A. Yes. i gave
them twenty dollars. They casss round
every week after that.
Q. WHEN was thatf A. The latter part
q. Were aou ever raidsd BY Becker!
A. Yss. on Aus. Z, MI. .-.S.
q. Where was thisf A. No "a East
rwsnty.third street.
Q. Tell no she circumstances. A.. On
Aug. Z, shout e'cleok, The police broke
In. II took them twenty minutes. They
tore down blackboArds and smashed
stuh up. Omcsr James c. White stood
at the door and sither arrested them on
let them 60. according 40 he had d
, warrant for them or not. He said 70 me
You're oil right You 10 out With .
cheer" .--.e ..-.-.. ...' -.r
q. Dal ysu spsas - Dss&sss a. vss,
! ao6ol Nm - hAVo tAo Gaao llopooon
of. tslllnG Nm Z We lnAssseeeA = ~
ylase. 1s taaks1 u evse vsoA WAits
aaA thsa saAA ~ eoalA tusu euA tAs
AsA uAasS asssst, ~ ~ waonr n
businsss for Ais health. I asks1 HIN
how mueh ~ wanted. 1s saIa osoe,
bat I tslA him u wss .st westA that
mHaA. xAsy WvpllA't aSssOs DNay,' a.
though ttsy haA . wasfAst fer Mn.
SAsy vaassA ~ AsaA ~ vassaas over
DAYS 49,. We gss . lawyer aansa
sAekhn. wAe NvsA - Hs. ~ hast
xtfty.ssSsnA stssss. sAsr ny Dassnsr
saA sGsssA vaaA Becker aaA WAass -
pay ESQ fer ~ 'A3ssAases q au tAs
men. 0lisAliA iAs1sssl % hanAAne an
~ moasy bseaaoe ~ We Q iaWyes.
Dut wAsa Ne saoe vao Asasa au ~
men dSAA't - ont. 1iAally ~ ssa.
Dssaasea ~ having o1asklia give
Dseksr oaoo.
q. Did you later try to open q pool.
room? A. Yes; 4 wanted to opsn up,
and saw . policeman named Ray. Hs
promised to And out. and sent me 10
see several people. and they all sent
me back 10 Ray. Finally no cams back
and said he didn't wan. any poolrooms
north OF Fourtes0Ah street.
Tho witness. going ahead with the
cate following the raid by the Becker
squad. told Of the hnal outcome. when
DAILY was turned out"
| Then I gave Siicklin S1H saw
6iicklin give II to White" he said.
| Purcell said after that no went into
the liquor business IN Blsscker street
Q. Did you pay any more money after
this iast'eiso given to Winter A. No.
Q. What did you do next? ran a
handbook on Second avenue for q couple
Of wsslcs. then went West.
Q. When ala you come backf A. About
the trial Of the Becker case. came
back at the request Of the District
Attorney.
| Q. What are you doing now5 A. q am
wording for the socisty for the Proven
tion OF Crime.
This concluded Mr. Moss's examina-
tion.
Alderman Downing wanted to know II,
while Purcell was In tho gambling bust
ness. he paid 40 high as 10000 TO gam
blers FurceM said he thought It would
be all Of that.
Il cured 5000 a year for ten years."
he said. In reply to question by M
Moss. 'The eupenses were 500 a week
or less"
Adjournment was taken TN 1880 A.
n. on Mondoy.