The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-26
One Witness More To Be
Heard Saturday lnvestiga-
ton Near Final Stage
REACH AGREEMENT
AS TO SECRET DATA
Subcommittee Frem Council
Committee and Vice Com
mission Will Hold Joint SEES
sion This Afternoon

Testimony was practically conclud-
ed last night by the Council Committee
tnvestigating the Police Department
and Saturday afternoon at I O'Clock
@'as set for argument by counsel in
the case
Murray Mcclure counsel for the vice
commission, expressed the desire 10
kut on the stand one witness In Kren-
gels favor il he can locate the man
The committee which was just about
10 declare all testimony closed granted
permission and unless counsel for the
accused commissioners And il neces-
sary to rebuff the testimony given, ar
gument will begin shortly after sat
urday's meeting opens.
Besides hearing fifteen witnesses.
whose testimony brought out nothing
new of Importance. the Council Com
mittee last night reached an agreement
with the viae-commissiou regarding
the mass OF data still in it's possession
An Agreement Reached.
According to the agreement sub
committee of three from the Council
Committee and similar committee OF
the vice commission will inspect the
data aud in conjunction Gull therefrom
whatever lis considered TO he OF value
TO the Investigating committee Coun-
ctimen Edgar English and Barton
C;rundy and Alderman " W. Workman
- r. -. =. ,v5fsa, .nd
Rev Il H. Melton the committee for
'he vice commission The meeting VIII
he held this afternoon AT o'clock.
Councilman Sestou gave notice last
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closa soma time" said Chairman Grup-
~ yes. we have 10 close when we
ret through retorted Mr.. seaton.
Csy~rm bread Field.
Testimony ada,,ced last night COW
cred a broad field. being In the nature
Of repetition of what has aireHdy- been
,estiaed. The reliability OF Sergeant
Krengel as a witness was again 40
tackled and again defended Frank
ginia Railway & Power Company. ex-
planned the payment of rewards 10
Detectives krengel and Atkinson and
Sergeant Duffy, attacked by witnesses
at the last meeting because. az they
alleged, these men were not entitled
TO II.
officer W. F. Harris, the second wit
ness. explained his relations with Mrs
Earoody. entering nat denial OF all
charges brought against him. Evil
dence had been introduced to show
that the Board OF Police commissioners
had refused 10 remove Harris. althougn
later MIR. baroody was granted Ill
vorcs on eViaehce oneFea the ponce
board os Baroody IN ms euorts 10 nave
the efncer atsehargea'
Mr., Harris told or having arrested
Baroody on a warrant sworn ont oy
his wire ana declared that a. 'hat
time bsroodF s~ors would ger
ever with me he denled CATE
latlons between himself ana Mrs
Raroody' SAID ne had no recoiiefoon
OF losing mis- badge which w.thsss
had testined was FOUND henind inc
sofa In Mrs. Karoodys boardint
house, and denied That ne had ever
purchased groceries Tor the woman
His visits 10 the mouse, ne sara, We're
for the purpose OF seeing friend
and were Always made IN catisens
clothes.
KrengeI Contrad1ctcd
Attack on krengefs veracity was
made by several witnesses Former
Detective sergeant Tom Wrenn de-
MED Sergeant hrengefs statemene
that ne had VISITED MARX Rloiey WITH
offcer Louis bertucci 10 secure the
jewelry alleged to nave been sold
shc negro by Sergeant krengei Ria
lev denied having given the iewelry
Ia krengel AFTER bertaccfs WISE TO
keep Wrenn and Bertrcci rom nav
Ing H." as krengei had tesfinen
Moses Goid;n was put on the SAND
70 deny having sold Jeweirv to Mark
Ridley krengel having thus ex-
lions with the negro, Captain Nc