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Star aud she would not tell him. but
said the article was true
MIR. Bowers sent for Chief Black
and Sergeant Schell and asked her
TO pick out the chief She picked out
the right man. and said he was wear
ing civilian clothes that night
Heard Chief olive Orders.
Mrs. Mary Maloney. who has rooms
on the third floor Of the Fell Building
was next called. Her testimony was
similar to that already given. She
saw Chief Black. She was in the back
part Of the house on the third floor
She was out at the head OF the stairs
when the chief arrived. The shooting
had been going on a long time when
he arrived. She know tho chief TO
speak to and recognized him as soon
as he came in. Tho chief went up
TO the fourth floor first She heard
the chief give orders: hc was stand
ing I'm the center of the hall on tho
third floor. after he came down from
the fourth floor He said TO stop
shooting as they might keep on shoot
ing all night and do no good. He's
got one of MS and can't get but one
more. let's 60 get him" The chief
was speaking to no one in particular
at the time but said It loud enough
/ for all 10 hear. Sergeant Wardle
was standing close 10 the chief at that
time. Tho shooting ceased then. and
the chief went out Of the building.
She said the chief was on the
third floor when the gun was acct
dentally fired notwithstanding testi-
money TO tho effect that the chief
was on the fourth floor at the time.
She declared that any one who said
shots were fired from the building
after the chief left. It positively lied.
She afterward corrected her state
ment about the accidental firing and
said she did not know where the chief
was when that shot was fired. She
stated that she was not prejudiced
] in the affair.
Harry Hammercr who was in the
police station when orders we're given
/ to Officers McGlllon, Serson and Ma
loney to so after guns. Witness said
that OH the night of the shooting he
came to the police station with Oficer
Maloney.
He did not hear any one give or
I ders TO get shot guns. He did not
/ know who first made the suggestion
for the officers to get the guns.
He went with the officers after the
guns and he could not remember who
was at the station house when he
returned with them.
Couldn't you remember II you
tried very hard" said Mr. Hastings,
who had first asked If the chief was
! there.
"I couldn't say whether the chief
was there or not when ] got back,
! he replied.
He said the opinion OF everyone
seemed to be that they should get all
the shOtguns they could.
Coroner John r. Spring was next
called He stated that he had no in
formation about the case other than
that which had already been brought
out by the investigators. so he was
excused from further testifying.
Captain Kane Showed Photograph.
Captain Thomas Kane was the mex
witness called. He has been on th'
force about twenty years. He ha'
seen the circuar sent out By the
penitentiary. at the time OF Virgins
and Taylor's escape from the prison
The picture was shown to the mel
in line and the description read ou
TO them. He did not know whether
one had been. put in the mems room
and said IL had only been kept II
the captains room for two days after
which il was returned to the chief.
He stated that he had gone ont q
interview Morris Council. the CLERK
at the car barn, relative to the weight
of the valise. It having been stated
that it weighed about 16o pounds. II
only weighed about 40 POUNDS.
He had suggested to vice-Presiden
Wilson. of the Traction Company. that
he sec the chief relative to having Coun
ell taken TO Philadelphia to identify
the photographs in the rogues' gallery
He afterward heard Couneil hae
identified the photograph of Virgins as
that Of the robber. He was told about
it in the chiefs Office by Mr. Wilson II