The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD,” HELNZEN COURT WHITMOsE PAYS ENTERS A PLEA THE BYPENSES OF OF MOTCULTY E'S FUNERL gee London Favorite Who Is Here to Capture New tas Dethroned Copper reece Bail Despite Objections of Swamp of $50,000 Is Continued Victim’s Family, by Judge. on Rights. ARE BAFFLED. Insists UNOLEM a WILL GO ON, POLICE Inability to Account for All of Time Balks Investigation. United States District- Anomngy Says Investigation of Banks Has Only Prisoner's Begun. dettironed re Whitmore. who fs in jail at F. Augustus Heinze, the “Copper King.’ and former prestdent of the Mer fle National Bank, to- day pleaded to Ind charging him with and overcertification when weet! 1 be~ £ fore Jinige Chatfield in the United) tur Mates Circult Court. Edward J ic fn b f of Mrs. Heinze, res his rights.” with the consent of United States Dist- |) rict-Attorney Henry L. a chatge of mur. wife, Helene, and throwing | Black Swamp Lamp k in his e expenses of her funeral He t sulity ell to-day to pay 4 the check over to Untertaker | ree at the body | ructiona | | enterednt ving & Walsh hed re- ne from the sisters and dead woman to disre- By permission of the Court, ‘The prisoner insists that ft | y for hia wife's funeral | he check. {the mystery of Mrs Jer fs at a standetill Mr. Lauterbac! fled the Court t for a copy of th t he proposed to ask minutes of the Grand Jury at the next arraignment of his client, «when the date for the trial wil, because the police are un agsinst the be eat | “T understand that. owing to the | erty-stricken condition of the ment, no official stenogra » was at lis home in Brook! of the proceedings of the Grand Jury that ett) voammentea meat ne his wife was killed on Heinze’ 's lawyer. Harriso arshes: is not the custom of the Grand Hendrickson in Court. to keep minutes,” replied Mr. 4 + y Btimson, “and {t ts not the custom of , Harry Ba BY AIO eal FemienT BY the Court to turn over euch records as) eld it) DOER-STRER T. fi STUDIOS :-10NOCN are kept to counsel for persons against whom indictments have been found.” $50,000 Bail Continued. The Court affirmed the contention the District-Attorney, nouncement that 160,00 bond given f court of Mr. ¥ 2. Mr. Lauter! state that his remarks aly Jury minutes were not | motion before the Cou The Court = BRISK MARKET - MLE. GENEE HERE Hendrickson created rtroom when a de uffed him to take There is absolutely no c! him bi but he was as securely The “Copper s dre he a he of fashion. He wore a © ik hat aS 2 I . 5 cae en rea cit men Peventant ime way 9f Suear Shows Strength in Late} London Music Hall Favorite eae n. Whitmore! Dealings, but Most Other Arrives to Captivate New brother, Otto Heinze, fashion plate, came into ge Branegan, of Har- York Public. » evidence adduced ts n that which ed his lawyer, mmediate issues Uncertain. | Vrtson, and) it’ t dof the Heinge fan e swearing in of a new which is to continue the w The White Star liner Oceante arrived to-day with a small passenger list after anu. yin the carly ff, Sugar and the decline ntful voyage. One of the tray- ot He began with the indictment n occupied the opening hours of the ¢ men nad jus and the tat. | eliera aboard was B. Krupensky. an Mr. Stimson said to an Evening World son, active of the Russtan Embassy at porter: was In aiading’ ngton) who Nas been on’ a) four bi am able to say the Inve nd to whom he gave a a m y visit to Russia. a 3 lav attics into to his wife a few hours nthe! of Was at St, Petersburg when Sec- nig murder, was well-known in : ry Taft was there,” said M. ik Harrison and Newark, and had He createa seen often with members of the g, Passute River Yacht Club, near whose (ng ite previous decline juarters the murder was committed, | p. preferred. and Whitmore Knew Ground. my command t Chlof Rodgers has learned also that slower vhan I ¢ Whitm was in Harrt several a asia tne coke ago, and on that occasion he UisiiGeneen: jor the elreumstan Wed for work at the Rdison plant Teview son's View of It 10) yards from where Mra, Waltmore's| : van 16 body was found, aa k Mr waa called Oe her Impressions of ¢ ae rataa on woman I now belleved Ta she feared aie would Heinz the sum of proval the Boar A of | ectors of t un approved, by certat: aries Dilling. making.” ret eer of standing ————-__ AGNEW PUSHING JEROME ANTI-RACE TRACK BILLS. and did righ d with ome of the Sen- are in favor of them nose Senators who are hesi- are opposed to the Dilla may their minds when they he r one of their districts. 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