The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-01

=. turned IN All ny coiiecssens % one
time.
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peslPesn gsaNS n - - sesas
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pselssens len 90 AAsAs b AesDDsA
- 49, % 49, . AsaeA.
Foe told OF having teen Transferred Ia
1910 20 uniform duty In the West Ons
Hundred ana Fifty-ssoond street STATEN
but ~ kept - colisstinG In ~ ~ hours
for Walsh.
q. what I'D you DO with the coiiec.
ssass a. Z tanned them over 10 Capt
Welsh.
Q. DID you take cut your own share.
A. After about Q yesr. waish to,A me
70.
Q. DO you remember Dec. 10. 1877 A.
DO. On that day ] vas notified wal
suspended and ordered TO report OF
Headauartsrs ! saw Walsh. Sweeney
and Thompson there. ] WAS ordered be-
fsre Deputy Commissioner Dovshsfty.
VINO questioned me about Sipp'a rcvslA-
lions before shs Aidsrmsnle Committee.
denied I ever took any money from
0ipN
q. DID you talk TO any Of these DE-
fsadantsf A. Z spoke 20 wals6 ss6
Thompson.
Q. what az rhompson ssyf A. iis
told me not TO worry. Evsfythine
would b al right. went - HssA.
quarters the following day. about r.
n. talked with walsh and Thompson.
I ssw . man whom later learned was
Jacob Rouss. Walsh told mo that the
elevator boy At the Twelfth wasd Bank
had testified ~ TO my going into the
bank. and 70 prepare myself II l VS.
questioned on Il 20 ! cosdd deny II or
explain Why ] was there.
rox haa mot Sipp there)
q. Did you talk with RoussY A. Yss.
He came over 10 ne He sAi6. "Bofors
you 20 iHbida ! want 70 give you .
little advicA Have neth1ng 10 cay"
He gave me his card ana said. well.
want TO tell you that have no
money 20 II you are taking ~ my
case In tho expectation that IN pay
you. want 70 warn you now" ''Oh.
that's all right" said he. But who IL
doing thisT' asked. and he said.
'Tvs a,a sd6At owssssy sses ~ -
ysa"
sWEGNGv pRoepgo 0ALTic,
BUT WALSH GOT 80 MONTHLY.
f0x then tsld now he haA eollsctsd
from Dorian aftsr the latter took clio
Baltic from Sipp. He said no mad col.
Isctsd ei0o . month for while. but then
Walsh told HIN sweeney was afraid Of
Dorian and wouldn't take any more
money. - WalsA oedsssd FOE 70 r.
dues ths sariR 10 - aaA 70 tell Dorian
that walsh would protsct1aim personally.
Dorian was 1t AsaAguavtsss "a Dsc. y
- . witness before Doughsrty. but
Inapsctor TAompeon toid Fox. he satd.
mo- 70 wossy. tAAs svssything would b
al right Mem aay yox went 70 Law.
ysr Rouss's offi~s and On Sunday tAtksl
- Walsh at IN 6omo aoost 1euoe.
Fox thea tese1asd:
HE asked me how I cams 70 engage
Asusa I sspiaAneA. He advised me 10
ana wAak the sss would b. asked
Rouns . day Or 20 setsrwar1 and ~
|sajd: 1T W3u ~ go"
Q. Do ySu rsmsmbee Dec. ~? 4. I
went - 1eA1auartsss again.
q. Was thas tAs DAY you wsss a.
res&s1f. 4. Il We.
q. AAa yeu haA . police hsasias ~
forsf 4. was ausstiensa again sbout
~ olpp matter and ! refused . an
swae. on advice q counsel. ! was or
dsrs1 10 make written report de-
e,insd 70 10 -. Thsa I wss ssnA to
Chisf Inspector schmittbsrgsr's Once
and placed undas arrest.
Q. What dA you DO then? A. ~
taken 70 Centre Street Court. and court
was adjourned. tried 70 81 . bonds.
man BY Telephone. but couldn't.
Q. Dsd You know the charge agaius,
youf A. Yes: bribery.
Fox told Of being rslsassd 90 bail
on Chsistmas day and on the follow.
Ing morning vas summoned 70 Hsad.
Qvartspa He sent for Aouss. The
witness oontinusd:
oAvo ORiOg PAoPooAL CAME
PROM oiPp'e LAWYER.
s0sNss ~ ~ 49, ~ Was
WtnAA6 - - AWAY ~ vsalln't
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1854 ~ - SosaA - Wea1A sssas
| q"
Q. DsA you sss waiaA! A. yss, tina,
evening at his house. told MIN what
Reuss had telA me aad 10 sA,1; IT'S
sick. Give me time and I'll try % ~
Sweeney about gettins the money g.
| gethor," I told Rouss next day.