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| the Thirteenth ward, are punished. The only
thirteenth ward nominstions was that The
| regular Democtatic organization of the ward
cndcr,sd panIoE while ths Who,sn nnntn RRsmS RmS
ward As il RSt e always lW1e safety Repnbiicsn - w
ing another feature Of this political quarrel
9Ses asnn n Sns yonns %ss sb %
shaven face and low size, but exceedingly self
IN TGy ,ns Ssi. Gs4sss Il 1es
court room In the State than the one in which
these rroceedinGs are being held. y Is very
jury we're In their sNats the three prisoners
were brought 10. They. were in charge OF spe-
enough 10 tsks care oi ali Ihree. iB9isSd /. q
ruddy-faced man OF about3b. 1tis said that he
is sainember oil the firm of Little X Co.. tobacco
dealers. Ho wore a handsome business sack
suit OF gray. with wited white rose In the
| expensive dismo ring, and in hia scarf there
.nS SpE He 9Sd Bo,Sd erTs ssms se
tlsmen IN the court room shook his hand a nd
hoped that he would come ont Of this trouble
about 20. and hi. face is a wicL ed one. Indeed.
lieside him was McGougb. also about 20 years
face. Just how such "a fresh. f lSosins e Young
man with his refined, air could 6e hand;in-
glove with such hard looking young fellow
as shea Is beyond understanding. Seither
shea nor McGoush had any Iewelry. In fact.
HsiS Hnspa e be apS Gssdo them
session ope1ei. This Jury was selected by
They are all residents, OF the Thlrteeuth ward.
and are John A. Flaherty. lanes Mctiowap
Hancox. 4. A, Sheldon, Augustus Paul, George
hieh, Fred Coin. John franklin. John Cumner.
foreman. From the day. Of the murder every
John T. Kelly to bring the murder ,or, mar.
political opponents OF Mr.. Kelly have ave
sought to make 4 appear that he would not
lnslnuations OF his K ind only demo nstrate that
the hepublieans and anti-snaps nre making
for political purposes and nothing else. In
Difference however. to the objections raised
TSo@Ss aGin Assistant 6s,riss Atlornsy G asye
c2nduct the prosecutions: and that Frank :.
Tooi1 Se a.sos@ted with s hm
order that there may DO no MISUNDERSTANDING
az to MI fagans attitude In this s mater copies
gentlemen are given. Here 10 Mr.. Fagan's
letter:
r,.,. ra.t & nl,;t ed S,vn.., Ii" S,sf;co.a
Il. s:s :. s!m..
Troy on election day. March o Isst Knowing of tho
great aid aud ..,ssnes you can render ms ana t sSs
justice ssssd 10 ts N IN. ns oss.snv
y q hes, yoH to .s and a,s - u.
Vim 'S ;sseGn s ct S ,,qT:. TIA. Oo,9 &C;
sopns % reply tii"s tsm soa ant
Tuos,ss Fia.x
And here foliows the reply OF Mr. Van SAINT |
-, TRor. n. y. March 10. 1904
DEAN siR Replying to your letter of March IL sdvis
ing u, tnst. with ths Governors approval we have
10 a'; IN h Is is p ... a S
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have a; As.s'.at Di.tiet Attorney. to spp9ar be-
srrsorn v.s s,srrooRp.
The court room was crowded to the windows
to-day when Mr. Fagan arose and began his
speech; IT was a carefully worded ADDRESS
that he was ready to proceed at once Mr. Van
santvoord and Nr. black were somewhat per-
sS ITinf s MI st tacSns sPssGh They dget
IalI power oi Assistant District Attorneys or
given. to such officers and un-
ess they are clothed with these powers they =
follows:
taxing es.fre Of 1 Ins S ia: sss
VI SsSn tn: S % e. hoped
this city have Isrsoicrs iaisrestsi themsevss
sonsased Ss sl,s ,sf tRsS RaS
hey ~G Ins VIZ S.
70 TO: Toe Hss that seff,;a S.y a.eS.@ @
y
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. clothed with tne authority and tue same
would 5. associated Sss w,S S. IN 1ns ss. . 70
,nd in any sne..au-n' proceeding arising out of th.
kornsy W sns sHSf'; of iS.
~ GESI's sny .s m Is nss" hn T PsSs5 TO eDtns
Conduct 'Svs.sti"" fos 0s'a Tue sSns ps"
PPy II 4; =; q You and
aveSaoa ct hi. end .s" s. rS.us.sa sss
ismsa present wnom had hoped would be assoc.
ted with and n be hat hay !
art 10 thu. 'nvs.ugation
ave no rshS TO s%rr.PIs.sn!s b. upon mi. inquiry
and srS at ie sSi' %2u
ND bang O. .Seh s;rou' eh.r.e..r you Psra saen
sn,sd ey coan,si and you permit these ssa,l.
sndans or citizen. o. The sSmnansy sS spesa nsf % a
.a Ito 70 s5.n,n: - ne and cIO.s examine wIin...ts have
Sns.. SANDING hsr.% % Isps.sStins 10. h1Ss ps.
q .sS Is hsSs ,S... .s say a.nt.%.n a.as All a..
sStI r.p1... ~s.ssf :. IN. %si.aa.n %a %.
as sl,,,n, 80 or BODY of e,tl,sn, Il may b. that
~: o!s:r E:nt;@sa es sioss.d .,S tue po..e
mstt.r sr,inr out q ahs ,nrs.ss
10 T9 .s s sS.
J .6l. counssL Or wheths, sand alone and so
s%sn me here h.;: legal ssH'msn desire 70 par,
,nsd hers and Ihsir sppcsranee nStea 81, 20. m,e
,ss thsy stat stasinx so th. senographer can IAks 1t
The Coroner granted the request. and Mr..
GLAND aud Mr. John I. Norton appeared for
hea and McGough.
Mr. Van SAutyoorI-Mr Coroner I am one Of III. sen.
ems referrrl to by the Assistant Attorney
~ think proosr 10 state, as save been referred
mat AID ar here s,nplS A~A eliWrn, rscOgLIlihx
Ai your honor no doubt has the TIghG eXcuIs me
I'd 90 .1ciud, tIe general pubo from this Inquest
'm Honor talhks proper am inclined 10 your
pnor. acting ~Ithil bonr uudOuDlsl discretion 20 4
'sipone thA PTocsedtng Until o'cnck thus afternoon
n axe the suggssti"n alter AdyIsRg Assi.-
ny DisiHet AitoEne{ IN Tsgart TO H, I think. un-
hb'edD that tue delay would nOWss interfere with
siies, and tulnG, peThaps might AccOuulISh | 4
ms htnE which would be Al more GAlisfacTnTV
tue District AttorneS's Office and to the psope al
rye. Z
hr. BiAck-f your Honor will permit me a word I v
ms psrnAIs, ihs puTIOss OF The should be
sed mule more fay, and thAt purpose as under n
And &, IL lhls In order that Nj. sau SAulyn ra | y
"a another person 1hsud b. associated with the Ds
'et Attorney once At any time u should be from tue
RihhlnE The eNAElinAtt'n should not continue
10 morning Tor hal day, dAY. or three Ii
IyA Aul unAly some oae else cuIus hua
su the coTryspOndenCs aAgird 40 Jy Ar FAgaa he |
fern hinAeaf and MT Nsu sAnt, OOTI ana self hut
= ums va. 90 short before The proposition was an
'eFed that there has NOT bven opportunity tos-s
'oFsrnnE 90 any o. her person. NhV uudoubsdly O
ssrd = ~ 'hs necessary authority and rover 20 n