The evening world., 1913-04-30
NEW GRAFT DISCLOSURES BY WALSH ON WITNESS ST.

message from Doueherty. asa shss ths
aaAavles fsaaA shses wsy - the
Mayors oAos.
q. You remember when Fox was ar.
rested on Jan. Is. the second timer Did
you have any conversation with sweeney
after that' A. Yes. had talk on Jan.
II about hall for Fox. lie said Fox
would b taken care Of. The next morn
ing got 800 and gave II TO Billy Moore
TO give TO Tom Lloyd TO sec about a
ball bond. Then Sweeney came and said
everything would be all right asked
when would Fox get out and he said
probably Monday" ! said, ''Thatll be
too late. Thsrs'n be soms loud yelIing
befofe that time. We've got 10 set HIN
out now" Sweeney said he'd cry to DO
q and that afternoon I got my 80 bill
back and learned that FOE was out.
walsh resumed his testimony after
recess BY saying hs had seen FOE twice
After the patrelman's release on bail.
Mr.. Clark continued his examination:
Q. What was the conversation? A.
$40 ! was moro worried 1t THE time
theu ~ my OtUeb 0Uu 10 uoS0s WOu,
I'm wondering what's TO become Of me.
They'll convict me sure. ana after
20 away what's going 70 0seems Of NY
fam1iyf Where DO ! "a orr
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go assaaSs 70 Aavs faaA q olavoeo
saAoel - tats ease g - fanlly afSss
hel ~ ~. 'sTu tAhs se.s % ~ go
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49, As ssAsss o."
. O14 yoa have ~ lAeeg Soavosua-
lsas n ssasa m sbsas ~ 0lo,ooo
ma 80 - salA 0suso ,vss going 70
taAs ~ nssss1 - aaA ~ ai1sesns n.
sDsstsrs. DsaaAag tAsos feus IasDss-
sosss Wsee gelag - tats - ~. 3Asy
agseeA. : afteTvHsa lsseasA fseo
evssasy. - oleyeeA
Q. DID sou sss Sweeney A. Yss:
tod aim Il IVES only fair that Fox
should b taken care Of u ne was con.
victsd. told him Il was the only way
70 ssvs ourselves and We Agreed to
raise $1,000. Hs told me he could raiss
S2.oc1. end the whole amount would BE-
siS.ooo. This Wa setsrward changed TO
| $1,000.
Q. Was Anything said about how the
money was 70 be raAssdf - He said II
was to t,e raised BY the four inspectors
and myseif.
Q. DAG you pay anything In accord
l with this arrangement 4. Yes;
paid mo.
Q. To whcmf A. To Sweeney.
Q, When did you do II! A. On the
/ nieht q the Friday before For pleaded
1 guilty.
SAYS MRs. WALSH HANDED 600
OF GUM TO SWgENgv.
Q. DID you have any talk with
sweeney? A. Yes. Sweeney wanted
sooo. had only 100 In the house and
my wife was q church. She came back
about o'clock. ana said: "NslMs. the
Inspector wants another $780," He VA
sitting ct the foot OF my bed and % she
handed him the 800 and left the room.
he said: '.rhsrs the worst q having
these damned women sbovl." . ] said'
'Thars only my VIE. Inspector. and yov
have no reason 70 be afraid Of her.
Q. Did you see Sweeney after the FOL.
lowing Monday. NAea EeH pleaded
guilty. 4. Yes on ne safAs night HI
came over ana put his haHd on my
forehead ana said; "Kssp Q stiR uppss
lip. OLE man. You Will 10 all sight."
Walsh didn't soc sweeney again bs-
fore ssnding for Dlstriot-Attcrnsy
whitman, who visited him at his home
on the following Wednesday.
Il wanted to get the matter OF my
MIND" said Walsh. u WAS very H."
Mr.. Clark reverted At this point Il
Walsh's earlier testimony ~ to MI
career ~ . Captain In the East One
Hundred ana Twenty.sixth street sta
ton. Walsh recited the names in IN,
n chronological order OF their service I,
Harlem Of Thompson. Husssy. Murths
I and Sweeney ~ the inspectors unde
4 whom no served.
In answer to further questions wais,
o said:
while Thompson. Hussey and Muir
% ths were IN charge they received " pc
cent, end Fox %. sweeney had no maj
n Of his own then. 20 Fox got 10 per cent
n end the rest was divided between U.S."
!" wassh raised . laugh when he SAT-
= NJ hadn't UNDERSTOOD that sweeney ha
. been collecting Independently In his ais
trict. but sddcd: II undsrstan
!. since''-
. Justice sssbury stopped him, and Nj
Clark turned him over TO Mr.. wellma
for cross.sxamination. Ito had BEEN o
n the stand exactly two hours.
J. ogoAN 70 COLLECT 40 sool
~ 40 ne GOT PRECINCT.
Il M. wsllman's hrst questions brousl
n out that Walsh had bean three tim,
u before the Grand Jury. The crosse,
animation continued.
d Q. How long had you been Q Cal
tain when you went 70 East One HUI
!, drsd and rwsnty-s!xth strsst7 A. Abo,
y. two months.
>. T. And you began to collect rig
:. awayf l. guess thAts right.
Q. You found Eugene Fox an hone
!" policeman A. As far a. I know.
~ Q. And you sent him out a. your CO
=. lsctorr>/A. Yes sir. I did.
=. @. Ard how long nd you keep tn
M ons'tims honest young policeman &C
\. asctinG for you. 4. About Ave year
N perhaps . little more.
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