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rene neweipoeeneiamternncline FEBRUARY 13, 1912, z THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ee octet, nl Of Justice be not closed on him ne {et tit be daetened eo that a new in - _ in ineetnantnaote Court sentenced him to a ter PH against Hrandt, SE ESM AS OPN TRL WSO No matter how cross or tired he was when he returned from his office, he was always kind and considerate to- ¢ thirty | tot Hd be fou! a new trial, © AV FARE WAS” ler Nt Mewiey was seine £9 ‘8 And SoDisfiguring! Eruption St FAMILY IN PANIC: eats erening. after ainnee swe |” With a Pimple, Came in Blotches, sverhonrd Ms, Rawisy aay! ‘Deli?, ase Pain, Spread Rap- acaba i pont sed Cutheu and when we ate idly. widence w ch as justified sen: | yenre of the « m of the | ward her. “ +o ple lial a as | Y ; ; “Did you ever hear Miss Cameron say wdge Rosaleky's voice rose ta a high . [all the apace the chairs and ten au Male & Setenne of t [OWEARG HE ASKED PULL IM line wat, Through this press court VESTIGATION. ad | At the coneluator letter to the G oMicera had to figist ling of h'8 land tnto the room on bu When | Ttosal®y | the doors were closed the atmoaphere of | the room muat bave reminded Brandt! of the odor peculiar to Clinton prison | o'clock A. M. i Was completely hidden from View of all but those pacited around the, ord on the bench. He po thelr way out of handiing of the Metropol cane and other cases th before him since his tenure of of Dewan, “T have held the Properly, The recont witness to my work as a judice Judge ad I now desire to aay to the public y enence of my |#he Pts the Di Trandt sveatigation OF BRANDT TO SHOW FACTS ot | 4 — $e - } {, i Demands Public Hearing at Which All Scandal bindable Tn taa nt mitment be made |crowd, curious to get polmers cut of | Mrected that a cor had called attention to st the unprece Feb, 18, 1912. _ $9,000,000, That Mr. Hawley had gone out on that indictment to legally bring ed proceeding. At the ra j ? fh he Court Fin Me Meni mant™ | corner tn which he waa seated. Naver-| ye Be Di S He H | ¢bitinued: from Shee Papas fhe Ciesing Prieee, Ointment, Blotches Disappeared, : Judge Rosaisky then read his com rirteAttorney, | thece learned Justicon of the ay Be isproved, and Says ¢ Has | Today's nade, lowest and closag rie, ot eid k munication to Gov. Dix. In this the s made by the | Supreme Court, all the court clerks and A Fara Baal cperel esos tas with Ninth Ave., New York, N. ¥.<0 "My Judge explained that Nrandt clearly une continued, utes. Ties hee and the entire staff of «the Always Wanted Such a Proceeding. lone of $42,000,000 to the Hawley inter. et, | trouble started with «pimple on my nase, é @eratood the proceedings and that hi tthe plea of wullty Clerk’ office craned necks and : ests prior to his death, gt, S bc Dicked, knew to what he was pleading wher a 4. Mr, Diatrtot-Attor: han, - tiptoe “ tue Rad Wine te The following letter, written by Mortimer L. Schiff to his counsel,| HAWLEY ALWAYS PLAYED SAFE i % Gitered fe Piece OF Guilty to tha indiet BRE A Bh eda dt Me be mate ht ng former Judge Alton B. Parker, was read by Judge Parker in the proceeding IN HI8 SPECULATIONS. % ment of burgiary in the frat degroe 4 before another | the hearing on the writ the ap 4 Tt wae auld Hawley had euddenly ac- | : He explained the thirty year sentence , fe ‘ing or yg? Gee) in the Brandt case before Judge Rosalsky this afternoon. It fa, in effect, onan e meat or arent * ath, aise 3 +} # ts } 7 saying that dure the three or four! Jules Tonalshy then inquired nto tne | ee ne isa the, chron ot wersone | MP. Sohift's fret public statement as to hie attitude tn the matter of the furcetne sittin seoney into” tla apencs | 4 £ ie i prec tn are’ no care aga’ ! ad bes : y henasion and. robs armed that an Aagseult. Indictment atil surging (oward lis aide of the room. | agitation to give Brandt, sentenced for burglary in the first degree, @) lating, had sustained euch heavy losses # 13% y Berles in ow York that the Grand Jury atand# against the Seni burgiar and] There were many lawyers in the! now trial, ’ | that hia estate now will not total over fit ths 4 ie 3: 3 was quadrupled when it became known that ahe was Mra, W, K. Vanderbilt jr. She arrived at the dourthouse in her Mmousine and was escorted to Jua- tice Gerard's chambers, where she mained until just before the proceed- ings began, when she was ushered into the courtroom, attendants making a passage for her through the jam of Quditore to a chair near the benc Attorney-General Carmody openi lewal battle by offering @ prelimin: objection. He recited briefly the tencing of Brandt and raised ¢ Attorney-Generai Carmody, although! what tho mother says to her mischiev- Appeuring ostensibly in apposition to the | ous oftapring. 1 call your attention #0 feeuance of @ writ of hebeas corpus de | that you may get the atmosphere of the signed to procure the freedom from | case, as it were, to the repeated ques Prison of Foulke EK. Brandt, the fchifl| tiong of the ooart as to whether the burglar who was sentenced for thirty | prisoner hit Mr. Schiff with a bowling years, joined to-day in the proceedings) guey pin. The Judge brought out, with betore Justice Gerard, with Mirabeau L| tsnans suggestion, the intimation that ‘Towns, counset for Brandt, in the 9168! tnis prisoner had assaulted Mr. Bohiff in Tae Se wee Se eee, the dark with @ dowling alley pin. 1 ‘The Attorney-General catled wot esly | coi Your Honor’e attention to the use for the Moeration of Trandt, on the|/ty ene Judge of the expressions in hin Bivany cae business principles was to surround Why an attempt #hould now be made to make ft appear that I used, or tried bimself by a number of strong men. He allied himself with the etrongest finan- cla! Interests, although he, himself, was using the double strength tea WhiteRose CEYLON TEA One Quality—the Best ELLIS ET LE 4 » 7 . re | back to gambling tn cotton wae one of ais In the fetter to the Governor he waveltn, triaener froin the Tom's the [table reserved for counsel, District-Ate| My dear Judge Parker: 1 have determined to ask you to appear on my behalt ae a 3 | @ tint of other sentonces ha had Ime [ene Prisoner froin tne Tomi wae tne (torney Whitman and Attorney-General | &n the proceedings in connection with the Brandt case, #0 that my position may | the statements made in the report, rt it if = \ poses! He explained that ne had made Nneitlen ri Tudge Rosalsky to bring |Cermody sat side by side. Noar them he thoreueh!y un stood J my attitude be made clear. ‘which came from Chicago. tad + td + ee tail at 0 @ practice of imposing heavy neealthe prisoner into court at once, Sut, poll gg le Rawgaa of counnel for | ‘The facts ere simple, Brandt wrote an tnsulting letter to my wifo and was “I don’t think Hawley bought @ pound if 8 +} ay rte A me those qullty of burglary and ertwes jafter consultation | with ecounmel Me |e ivnes in the direction ot tne | At no discharked from my employ. About a month later he entered my house of cotten tn years," said Sr. Black to-|{ hi 12 | Fe Gottoure Omateaent, evoty oes of xy beraaes Of violence. postponed the arose ent of Brandt | ooo for ihe Linportant Me. ‘Towne had @t Meht and tay in wait for me in a dark room. As T entered the room, and “tH Mr. Black hie ag? be jormer iM ge rot The letter of Judge Rosalsky to the {until to-morrow afternns apparentiy missed another train trom | before | reniized his presence or a word hed heen spoken, he struck me on tie Taliroad man’s closest business assoct- 18 14 tay 1 ve al peared, Governor showed that the Judge car-|,Ju0Ke Varker expresned mirprise At | Ossining. ‘4 thead with @ heavy tenpin, Near at hand he had a carving knife | Stee and most intimate friends, “That % iff 88 f° | om completely cured through the we of the neatly pleaded for @ full Invertigation (ne, Tahun hur anid he and Mr, sohite |, Brandt was pushed out throngh the| — Ho had disconnected the electric bells and had #o prepared tho situation 18 nonsense,” he continued. “I was a is 133% = aE: Hehe Lonergan, Son te (eit: igned) and quggested that tt be held by the At-lwere satisfied to have the matter li er Ey the table for counsel, | where 1 was apparently his merey, with no chance to summon ald. While very close friend of Mr. Hawley, and is * ‘A generation of mothers has found fo soap torney-Generat and a Grand Jury; also, [legally and !mpartially cleared up. ardon Kaiser of Dar waiting for me jad possessed himself of two articles of jewelry, which he I know he never speculated in his life. as | 60 well suited for cleansing and purifying the patel ents nae rox his @ncealed and took away with him, | 1 don't boteve he aa aver known aa i +. jh Skis and hatr of intents and children ga Cut that of an operator while in Wal The absolute pur resbing | ; D d fe Pr b Yor blicity t THOUGHT HE WAS ARMED MANIAC. atreet. dag ag He F_ | fragrance alone are enough to recomfriend It State oins eman or ‘ove They saw in Inoevous looking young Thinking T had an armed mantac to deal with, I argued with him, gave him! “tawley was one of the most discreet igs Be sy | Pst ear ese Et ee aaa | man, with soft hair, parted a Iittle to| Money and got rd of him as bert I could and asked him to come to my office. Ananctal men, He always played a safe 2 F | Ment Properties, derived trom Cuticure Olnt- } Of Power That Can Use Court right of the centre, with a flushed | When he came I had him examined by eminent altentste, as I belleved he was game, He never lost, During the last th * | ment, which renders it most valuable in | |faco and nervous manner. The fact| of unsound mind, ‘The alienists declared him sane, and I caused his arrest, and sew years he made a great deal of Wi 101 + S| overcoming ® tendency to distressing erup- | “Tt te apparent to me from the | house and showing himself to be pra |that he wae richt up againat the con-| in que course he was indicted for three felonies. | money. ay + RB! tons and promoting @ normal condition of examination I have given the reo- | pared to write elthor an epic or a sonnet /Pition he hee been trying to bring about! — guring tha time Brandt was in the Tombs awaiting trial, ropeated attempts’ Mr, Hawley was chiefly interested in ge aga 1% akin and hair ‘health, Cuteura Soap and ' orde im this case that the orime for | to « lady's eyebrows, levarwhelnes the convict, mt Taceevats mwere mado to influence me to favor @ ight wentence tf he would enter a pl railroads, With them he made a great iy + 14 Mickel ie Read qrerewtnse averel ; Whish the defendant was sentenced | Mr. Towns took up the questions of |e rubbed his forehond aa if'in perplex. | Eullty. To all of these appeale I refused to liston, an I preferred that he # deal of money. ent + 18 | Sharon sCutame Beck botees - wae not sustained. If that betruc, [Juice Nosalsky and the anawern of tty ag the volume of quostions fired at| he (rled, fooling that in that way the most severe punishment would be meted ou ‘His principal holding was the Ches- 7 = § der-faced men should use Cutieure and 1¢ apparently is, them there te =| Brandt, one at @ tine, and commented | Mm by his own counsel and the Dis-|to him for the grave offenaes he had committed. Not only then, but afterward, apeake and Ohio, He also was largely Boap Shaving Stick, © demand that more be done than [on thom at length. Ho was not at ail |telot-Attorney and Attorney-Cenoral and I was told that unless I favored tenteney to this man he would attempt to @pread | interested in the Wentern Eleotrlc the Uberation of Brandt. There [xentio in hia language descriptive of | thel latante, scandalous stor Company. Others of his roads were the = fs o demand that we disclose what [Juctxo Hosaisky'a attitude, He calied|MR8. W. K. VANDERBILT JR, 1 feit It was my duty to my family, am well ae to society, to refuse to be in- | Austin, Texas and Kaniag and the => power there is thet cam wee the [attention to the fect that Judge Rosal:| ONLY WOMAN IN COURTROOM. | fluenced by such threats, as I belleved that the man was a murderer at heart, | Missourl and St. Louis, — . 0 . lon by the - ous 0 . - = 3 aearty ail bie Ufe"—Attorney- | ‘1 oan imagine how soothingly that | ner tn which she was shown to a front | tence siven him as too severe, although it may be that I am prejudiced in this, PLANATION GIVEN FOR NO WILL. goesin cents. Savethem by |= General was aid,” remarked Mr. Towns. “That's | "At near the bench. The attention | regard, because It fa I whom he attempted to Kill and whose family he has ecur-| “Another great point in Mr. Hawtey's = to tae, any Improper menns to Kecure @ severe puntshment for this man, I do not know, My record ond that of my counsel, Mr. Gans, ts cl We took no part in the proceedings which led to his final plea of guilty and his ultimate sentence | “!ways @ leader. beyond our n@tural and perfoetly proper efforts to make sure that the public of-| “Why he fated to leave @ will ts, 1 fictals charged with the conduct of the cage were placed in possession of all facts | think, explained easily by those who at our command. | know him intimately. Mr. Hawley had ANXIOUS FOR A FULL INVESTIGATION. ene Ot Ln ori aie mat lee making of his will was chiefly a matter Nor ts there any mystery about my attitude toward Brandt's recent efforts| of protecting and furthering his many to secure executive clemency. If his request for a pardon had fcen based on yin potnt plane in business affairs. ‘There was no Ground that the crime of Gurgiary in the cold’ inent dogree, to which he pleaded qullty, | @uesttone enberate mame, © and waa not established, but for a complete | ten commit viclenc Investigation of the whole matter—trom|ALL@GQE8 JUDGE HELD AN IN- the arrant of Brandt to the imposition of QUIBITION. ence that the Supreme Court has no juriadic: tion in the way of reopening the case and making the writ of habone corpus operative, But, Mr. Carmody satd, he did not want to shut off the applicant from setting forth hia ede of the case. the ground that he was penitent and realized the enormity of his offenses, and sincerely intended to lead a better life, 1 would not have opposed It, but cei tainly no one could have expected me to take that position respecting an appll- cation based on the same infamous and lying stories which he had attempted 2) spread before, one in particular whom he wanted ¢o protect. “He didn't believe he was going to ie soon, He made one will several years ago. He never executed it, de. MO The only Oat- meal that’s steam cooked for two nan by Judge Rosalsky. “This Judge, who had been an Aas- COURT CONVINCED GENTENCED| sistant District-Attorney and knew every quip of the law, by e WAS ILLEGALLY IMPOSED, DT atte GCA eeetice Inauiattion Justice Gerard, after hearing the oFal| grove the defendant to say that ho had argument of Mr. Towne and the T would not have dono my duty if I had acted differently, yet, now I have ‘been attacked in the public prems as if St were I and not Brandt who was the offender. I have been accused of conspiracy and deceit, and a confessed felon and defamer of character has been held up as an object of public aympathy. ‘a in @ habeas 0 Under these circumstances, I am anxious that thero should be the fullest Pee, Gee ine Punt Oo cactaa s | ponawie taveatiastion OF all (he Sette eqnusated with Brandis orlives and oon: conviction and sentence, victtm, I am indifferent as to the form this investigation may take, provided —_—— {t 1s thorough, impartial, exhaustive and public, JUDGE ROSALSKY If the dest way to secure this result is by reopening the judgment of con- MAKES PUBLIC HIS viotion and placing Brandt on trial for the crimes for which he was indicted, I f hope that course wilt be puncued. If that cannot be done, I urge that some other REPORT TO GOV. DIX, | method ve adopted by which all the facts may be ascertained and the whole truth made known, Yours faithfully, (Signed) MORTIMER L. SCHIFF, cal it probably didn't satisfy him in regard to the promotion of his ideas as he wanted them developed after his death, “A short time before his death he discussed incorporating his estate, If he hadn't died, that is probably what he would have done. Personally, 1 don't believe the story of the discovery of the third will. When his estate is fully estimated I think it will not be Jess than $35,000,000, The statements of women members of Justice Gerard held that the Legie lature could not abrogate the writ of | hours in the mill. Ready to serve in twenty minutes. Delicious flavors, easy to digest and assimilate: Eat H-O Oatmeal for Strength, fealth, Energy. IH no counsel, And the result was thirty years in States prison.” Conchting, Mr. Towne called the sen- tence infiicted on Hrandt an ignorant, Aippant flouting of the law ani the con stitution, He declared that Brandt that the sentence was not legally im- { pescd. Decision on the writ was re . it was the opinion of the | lawyers in court that Justice Gerard | } ‘Would insue the writ and reopen the cage in order that Branét may heve a new trial. wae sentenced to prison “by the mantPU-| Juags Roseisky, In Justice tp himadtf, the Hawley family in Chatham that no Gehome. Gotobed. As ‘The argument of Mr. Towne was vir-| tions of @ person whom the people of gaye Gut for publication, by reading in| fMlcted seveere injuries upon Mr, and| Court, with « view to bringing to jus-| affection was ever exhibited chetween soon as you are in bed take Costs less than half- tually an attack upon Judge Ronalsky's| this community have clected to repre | ooo, count tomtay, the letter he wrote| Mrs. Osteicher, The defendant was at-| tice those responsible for this outrage | Hawley and Miss Ma t Cameron, | o method of cross-examining the prisoner | Sent them in law and in Justice.” to Gov, Dix relative to the movement |Pe#ted and on the 16th day of April, 1907, | against the law, whom he introduced as his niece and some cent a dish. Attorney-General Carmody opened after the plea of guilty to burglary in elght days after I sentenced Brandt, record of this cross-examination and maintained that, on Its face, it showed that the Judge tried to make Brandt confess that he had committed bur investigation Met gves farther @iary in the firet degree when, as a| than an investigation under a writ of matter of fact, his explanation of his| hsbeas corpus, For the purpose of Presence In the Schiff house was an| furthering #uch an investigation I am ebrolute refutation of that plea, willing to unite with counsel for the Through the dry quotations trom the and one that demands investigation. “It demande,” Mr. Car ly went on, @pparent purpose af discrediting Judge Rosaleky, particularly @ paragraph relative to Carl Mischer-Hansen, who appeared as counsel for Brandt, In hie communication to the Governor Judge Rosalsky ects forth the prelimin- aries to the plea of gullty entered by Brandt. The Judge quoted at length questions he asked Drandt and anewers jaw and the flowery excursions into Boetry, history, mythology and reminia- Proceeding interests not only dant, but the bar and judi-|recelved thereto, and also statement: both indictments to a term of thirty- four years and four months imprison- ment in the State Prison. This de fondant we twenty-two years of age and bad never theretofore been eon- vieted of a crime, “In relation to Brandt's forgery of the name of A. J. Kull to a check dated Dec, 6, 1904, and drawn by_Frejeric ‘Cromwell on the American Exchange National Bank, Judge Roalsky gives a transcript of the questions he asked in (GUN FIGHTERS (Continued from First Page.) —— WOUND BYSTANDER formerly employed in Babylon by Mr. Hawley and 1s now living in Garrison, N. Y., where she keeps a boarding house. “Mr, Hawley relied implicttly on her management of both the country and town houses, They never quarreled. vard, are refuted by the story told O : to eeoure w pardon for Brandt. Portions] Sisaded guilty to the eriine of burglary ward, i D ' \ iret degree wae entered. He read |e ee re ine mie of the cece {of this letter, it appears, have been ab-|in'the frat degree and assault ior the an Bvering World reporter to-day ) 8 i Vs Order it today. e Court, with comments, the oficial | {is aes most remarkable condition |#tracted in Albany and printed with the|macond degree, and T sentenced him on by Miss Annie Ca p Pure Malt Whiskey and the juice of a lemon in a glass of hot water, as het ‘as you can drink it. There is no better for a cold Dette Pore Malt Whiskey, in ITINERANT TPT (UOTE UTA UE THE 8.0 COMPANY, BUFFALO, X.Y made in court by Hansen as Brandt's counsel. Continuing, he wrote to the Governor: “After the defendant's plea, the sent- ence was postponed for one week. After @ce of Mr. Towns a crowd that packed the courtroom and overfiowed all over the courthouse corridors outside Hstened with breathioss attention for thirty-five @inutes, The unexpected aoquiesence clary of the city of New York and the dignity of the judiciary and the bar of the State of New York. I urge that these matters all be presented in some way. I will not be ptaced by counsel open court in the presence of his attor- ney, Mr. Hansen. He also transmitted copies of other documents, and con- tinues: “It will thus appear from these docu- ments and from the defendant's own HUSBAND'S CALCINED Magnesia moderation, in bot water, at bed time. they have him in the House of Deten- tion for safe keeping until the time comes for him to appear in court. As Kelly and his bodyguard were wall along the w of Mul- @f the Attorney-General in the conten-|1n the position of putting technical ob-|the adjournment, Mr. Hansen repre-|Thmission that he committed the orime | berry. rags Fe Pid a FOL ONE : } tions of Mr, Towne created « sensation, | Jectiona in the path of Justice in thie sented the defendant. Mr, Hansen, an| or forgery, although he was never in-|the northeast corner of Baxter and (Hee ta Bettis Onir) | BIG CROWD FOLLOWs BRANDT’sS| “ue. | afele and astute lawyer, thoroughly con-| dicted or put upon trial therefor. Fur-|Franidin streets, a man approached In 72 Years them from the direction of Miniri's dru; tore, which is on the corner. imme- diately he opened fire on Kelly and just “I go further than counsel for Brandt, | Versent with eriminal practice and pro-| thermore, accaniing to hie own confes- I represent not one cllent, but 9,000,000, |cedure from hie large and varied ox-| son, he was indicted to 1901 of larceny Important ae tho caae ie to the defend: Perience at the ber, permiited the plea Eg a cad page 2% minutes a . {to stand and made no effort to have h 38, 1907). pe than Stace aod to guneratiane yet | defendant withdraw hie plea. REPORTED TO THE GOVERNOR ple ot. “Nor did the defendant at any time| ON THE CASE OF HANSEN. . during that week or at the time of sent couneetl aaise “It 1 apparent to ma from my ex-|ence protest that iis lea #hould be| gaat teee 0. 5 desire to amination of the records of this case, | withdrawn, i, Gama Gk that tho crime for which tho prlacuer | “After @ careful and thorough con-| ee *emeee’ ag “Seon ia the wet Was sentenced was not sustained, preme Court, New York County, commit 4 EVERY 8T Brandt attracted an immense throng City Hall Park and Centro street as he wae taken to the Tombs after the Procesdings before Justice Gerard. He Will be kept in the Tombe until after hie case la settled, and in the Interv } ho one will be allowed to see him ex- cept his counsel, the [Matrict-Attorney and the Attorney-Genoral, Mr. Carmody announced in court that he hoped Gov. Dix wtil reconsider nis has never had a worthy competitor as a stomach sweetener and purgative. There is none “just as good. Ask for Husband's and get the only pure, refined magnesia. At all relable druggists ce " eure ee ed macy kaae we ‘ndentat Grup The Be raat deg py ad Mondon Mig. Co. Miameapolis, Mian. eS Porsi ‘Then it was that MoKenna fell to the idewalk and the two gun men ran. Kolly ran, too, and did not stop until ha was at the desk of the Hllzabeth streot wtation begging Lieut, Kenny to wave hie life. Isola, who was the man who fired at Kelly, so the witness sald, walked to | the drug store where Policeman Conroy If ‘elderation of the defendant's oage I felt that be true—and tt apparently te-thon that the Interests of justice and the pro- ity to am attempt to there is a demand that more be done tection of society demanded that p ee- it the crime of bribery, and than the Hberation of Brandt, There ty |Yere #entence should be imposed, and | was sentenced by Mr. Justice Dow- Tiasband’s Magnesia n wonderfal purms- tive, It cleara the bowels without the least discomfort, One or two rounded Gecision to refuse a pardon tn the agcordin ¥ teaspoonfula with water constitute en ‘CATARRHAL a ¥ | ly sentenced the defendant to] Mung to imprisonment for a term of | found him talking with the propricto! miivatthest a ‘ ; } Brandt case. Ite dectared that the Gov- | {wmand that we disclose the powet | (term of thirty years’ Imprisonment, twelve months; and upon this con- | Policeman Birmingham ran ater Pong! | 14 Pureeve yinat aoe mot louve you enor, who is not a inwyer, would have |{at can use the courts of the city © viction said Nansen was disbarred. | and caught him in Franklin street near 1 JELLY New York to tncarcerate @ youth for REPORT ON BURGLARIES MADE name—Husband’s, sold onty tn bottles, ‘ decided differantly had the o “If Your Hxaellency sould gon-} Centre. When they were brought to- (apogee Moll Pat it be | nearly all bis ite | BY THE GRAND JURY. chide from the evidence before you| gether at the Hend they sald they. krynw fore Justice Gerard, “Tt tw true that this case has been! “During the montha of March and] that as the result of perjury or subor-| nothing about any shooting, although A report was current In the crowd, | Presented to the Executive of this State April, 1907, t had been an unusual| of perjury ti nt wan} the eye-witness declared he had sven | and disposed of, It 1s unfortunate that number of burglaries and robberies « to plead A crime! one of thm throw @ revolver in the during the arguments, that Mos, Mor. | 84 dlep . Mm Md not co hat he | sewer at the corner. mer L.. Schiff was in Justice counsel ‘for the defendant was not pres. | mitt , * County , Now York. 1 ae be 4 Later it was learned that the name of & (eo) | TYREE’S report, nor could any one answering |CASE NOT PROPERLY PRE ee enn er tee may Tuat Justice mixcarried—as to witen {and that he No. Gt Park atreet aL : Antiseptic Powder: Mra. Schiff's description be seen tn or SENTED TO DIX. other things appeared the following 1} ° “J exprere no pinion cor w an of ‘When the tw ° fe pAnnisre. were, ais OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, A germicide thet pet oun regs ‘The Executive of the State {# not a The off Bf the DIMARY At high nowledl geo! inatters brougit tolraigned they ratd they ware 5 ritstes the. (na aaa ones with |!wyer and 1t a unfortunate that the| of an. Mihulitel awellimg ts of an | Your Pyvellency"# attention—then the /PoRK, a plumber, of 474 Peart | pen Monday and Saturday Ev'gs Uatit9 tates th & history of the writ of Mebeas corm | facts Were not presented to hin in a| serious u nature that At aeama to uw | DEBoner should be Hberated “orthwith; (street, and Charles Isola, a rvofer, of | 8 Rooms at... $76 | and I earnestly request that as the |No. 67 Bayard street. | Chief Bueoutive of this State rou will) Pogal and Lela were arraigned before Girect the Attoruey-Genoral to make Magistrate McQuade in the Centre Street corpus and an exposition of its utility in the cage of Brandt, He declared that by no J 4 Fernished ot. $165 | 5 Complete at, .$225 |_™* way more clear and enlightening, 1 am | anxious to have the cage resubmitted to the 1d pot In deallng with {t be resirictad to the penalty of other avenue could the injustice be | the Governor." | er yy orongh and rigid investigation be-/ Court on a charge of felonious assault, A righted—if ft should shown that | This closed the arguments, There ee fore» Grand Jury of thie county, pre- ‘They were sent to the Tomim to awali|WE PAY FREIGHT AND RAILROAD FARE. Brandt was the Victim of injustice. Was some discusmon ax to what should, fy"). 0) copy | Sy © Swakien of the Mipreme the ouleose of M wlany, 5 February Furniture Mr. Towns explained that he dil not {be done with Brandt pending the de> of thi peosentinent —_ 5 ‘ 2 25 Fou 0% Sale Reductions expect Justice Gerard to diacharge the | cision of the Court. Dist Attorney In the early hours of March 1907, mer. He asked for an onder send. | Whiunan euxgeated that he be commit. 0% y slay that Brandt pleaded | Wy | ing the defendant back for trial, [ted to the Tombe ana thar consulta, Kv cuba Me Baal 4 ) | ® or for an pportunity to plead to t » between the prisoner 4 counsel “* 4 mone . hin a r rn | crime shown by the recorde of the be held tn the Diatrict-Attorney"s oftice, 1? | steal, ys apn f + . Furn 1S he d ceedings in the case, commit the prisoner to the cy 1 New York, and w in: | ‘ After covering the logul phases 1 Justice « and ree atrumont violently assaulted and ine |g” ‘ (Trade Mark.) the writ of habeas corpus pretty th: oughly and putting on record numero The are eee nts of cou! 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He called the} briefs and the a e Teac etic, 'eSS= Tar Now and ry evening $100 Werth $1.60 Weekly er $6.00 Monthly H 4 method of Judge Kosaleky in que cutting, Dressmaking, De= ree eee Tour atures until 10" 200 or 800 A Profit for the Linge she | ing Brandt @ “cunning inquisition de- tng. Brandt i ng and Millinery, wp" 22h or 800 Landlord, i signed to entrap the prisoner.’ arr ambors and 1 bring the wn materials 2 “ 2.50 10.09 | a Mr, Towns described the long watt of there unt! nente could PAM Male ye frocks and 300 2,75 | i Brandt in the house of Mr, Schiff for the | be made to huni through the | ""\", vf OiiaA Be Ginn 400 Both Gain By Using World ‘Furnished Room Advts.” HELP WANTED—MaAL, : t S.TAVUOR €@ 15 W. 4th st. New | hurry crowds to the Tombe. 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