The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21

After the funeral of my sister we re-
turned to her home to see how mother,
who was too Ill to go to funeral. was
On our way up home l thought of Roses
phone message of the morning and sug-
gested to Mrs. Becker that we stop at
Roses home on our way up and get
the Information Rose had told me about
in the morning. We stopped. got the in.
formation, had tea and left for home.
When near 10th street and Eighth
avenue ! thought Of Roses telephone
message in the morning and asked Mrs.
Becker to accompany me to Roses hoine
for the Information he had said he had.
l told Mrs. Becker l was suspicious of
Rose and she declared she would go. We
got to Roses home about 6 $50 +. NJ.
Rose handed me the information all
written out. As they were having tea
when we arrived they invited us to tea.
we accepted, stayed for about An hour
and left for home.
First Time in Roses Home.
This was the first time Mrs. Becker
and ! were in Roses home. ] made this
stop to save time and to avoid seeing
Rose next day. On June 10 and IL |
raided the two places Rose gave me thu
information about. About the 18th o.
10th Of June Waldo ordered me to raid
i Y III SNit'tF a 'Vioiti
dive kept by one johnson, and Baron
Wilkins's place, at the southeast corner
of 134th street and Seventh avenu "A
colored and white dive and colored crap
game. about which he had a letter of
complaint at 230 West 124th street. I told
Rose Of a colored stool pigeon i was using
on colored games and how I came to get
him through a raid at 147 West Twenty.
eighth street. This was about June %
mr. n N uhep I mot Rose at the Union
Square Hotel and asked him to get me
information about Sam Pauls place, Ut
1874 East Thirteenth street, which Waldo
had ordered me to raid a second time.
At this meeting l recall telling Rose of
the colored dives and crap game ! wis
going to raid in a few days. at which
time Rose expressed a desire to see the
raid on Wilkins's place, At 13ith street
and Seventh avenue. as II was "A no.
| tcrious resort for whites and blacks.
made an appointment with Rose TO
meet me at II +. NJ. at the corner Of
134th street and Seventh avenue. Satur-
day, June 20. ! forgot this appoint
ment and raided Johnson's place, 81
West Thirty-ninth street, saturday. June
20. and did not reach 13ith street an
Seventh avenue until about . II. VI. Sun
day, June 80. and reached the Thirty
sixth precinct with prisoners at 80 \
NJ. June 80. Police officers Schwartz
and Ward secured the evidence on John
son and wilkins. officer White, whc
had been retransferred to my squad
was sick with appendicitis and in thf
Presbyterian Hospital. Sunday, June
30. in the morning. Rose telephone
TO me that he had the information
wanted on Sam Paul. and said | could
get II IL I would call at his home, and
that he had II all written out for me
on Sunday. Tune 30, Mrs. White also tela
phoned us and said her husband was no
expected to live and had expressed ,
desire to see me. That ,.fternoon Mrs
Becker and ] went to the hospital. me
Mrs. White and saw her husband.
helped Mrs. White engage "A special nigh
nurse for her husband. Mrs. Becker ans
walked through Central Park 4
Eighth avenue. where we boarded
surface car for home.