The evening world., 1913-03-15

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ahy OF item Tat hase cohiesSeu'
"hl'nan u'S.'''." Wv " ,,.l,.'',' W
confession OF 'dp' Na'sh' a"' W'.S'
ao"is'ohs .na' I've NV '"'u e'a''
sweeney b'rlhs 'Ms uune' '" 49, /,
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ho' ONE uIn I've vi "' I've
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per'e eno'' OF '"e s'","'S W -
oipp 70 nee' ~ 80" ,,".,,a So, 80,
"o eN''e"'e ',a' ~ sou
my VI ''e s''''
hAHTIGAN INSF'heu W LIE o'
"lOyAlTv," he SAYS.
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49," "N,,. - ,ss ,o,,oa .,s,s,, ,no,
ns. ..ysd hundred. ~ others and tina,
a. .,n, ..,.,n, ,h.,, IN .,v. him. And
49,. 80. ", ..r,a sys,o,n, 4, ,,s ,,ve
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80 -, ,.,,, ana shouo,
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crepa"cs ., 49,
mere u one "a' ,'a' $50
ing W ior-S"eenes , w ~,
man sweeney u . -.
VIZ" 'ne "S'"" VI - $50,
ns y" .ne WIN u'"' "e go.
'en, -, =. rho-o
,,,or. ,.,,,c, ,,c,ure Of the
.s..s,.,,. ,,,n yo, have before YOU.
This boy here before YOU is no graf
tar pu, he IL made to stand before
vou in his might He lone IL not on
,,,., o,r uhois .ystem q, law in
,o,o.m.,, 4. on trial, God knows that
~ :. H.. ,,a, IN. .ys,em NJ the no.
n. 60. ,r,.a
a.s,eeuev manga ueAvx At.
tASN' oeNes .SN'No SnH
sweeney was s"'as..y
oy ps'r'e.-A,.orney ""'"'n ,"s
ternooh HArush" h'en just o.'o'e W"
derfone = 'err,o'e sr,.n"s On '"e s,.""
IN MS own oeha"' me youhs po"'u
man. In MS testimony had eh''rey on
1890. -, A.. sa.o c,uc h.,ha tIa
was badly tangled under Mr.. wh,,man's
FIRE, denying even his own sworn tesii-
mony In court and Grand Jury records.
But through all. he "loyally" shielded
his former chief. palpably damaging hts
own defense.
Almost the hrst answer by Sweeney.
under cross-examination, however, was
n charge that Hartigan violated polio.
,,,,.. In leaving hi. .,ation houss TO
A.. ,..,.,. Iii, n. ,.,,v.-.n
=. pn,,o.r.n Eox ana which con-
,.,,.h A.. ..hn.h r,op.v." according 10
AZ. .,o..c,,,,on Thsn tho D,.,ric, Al.
sor,sv n.mm.r.a a, sw..n.v on MI,
o. ..coun, .ss,,y him .n.c,aeai,v u
80" 800. ,.ou, S.r.on. in
U.r,.r, nn,u n.,r,v every ai,orderly
hous. had be.n mentioned. To each
question sSeeney coldly replied: ~
hsve M. /" 70 ~. own LAWYERS cues.
,,sn.- av..nsv had declared he never
seix "Aart,xan to- Capt. Walsh on the
brihp. easslsg mlss,op. and know moth.
ing % the brine or liartiean's abs~ncs
from duty. ..''
0WGGNEv UNDER FIRE ON TES.
r,uonv "a, ,uo,c-ueNra
sweeney TOT the "rs' .'me since NJ"
mu.'p'e "0ic'"e"'s anu unosf JAN
Ssn.sa Ina. ne wa. srA''eI' 1neh
Ds'I.H''or"ey Whitman 'ooN w.
90 AtSsr ano'hs'' 'he 'n'''ee" 'no'e''
"en.s AGAINST eweeney'
~se"eS' ne ae"anueo' u'o you
eNs' "se prupe 'ro" Fo"'e sergeant
fe.ef :. Dunsr
aia NOT shouteu sweeney
o"es"ey' o'o you ever take q orlpe
'rom tns o"ners OF ths oaatic hoteif
oo No" again sweeney shoutcd.
"eo"o'' VI" S"u eve1 .AAe prlos
from hs o"hefs o1 'hs ho'ea BRAD
ooeA'
o'o not
sweeney. oio you ever take pribt
uo,.,,o "" ~ '""'' " '"' S'''~
II did not"
Sweeney. did you ever take q bribs
from one TAncredi, owner Of = rsstsu.
rnntr'
II did not"
"Then you may come down. I dom,
want IN hear any mora from vou y