The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-25

not built that way. and the man who says so is
Mr.. Moss-That remark is in accord with your
Senator Dsly~i don't know your general
reputation. but know you are not much of a
MIR: Dsiy made = long speech "A about some me,
dignity Of Ss% jersey Sc and ala not %sa n se1@t
| Moss. who turned away from the Senator and
talked TO some reporters. This seemed 70 offend
Mr.. Moss and exclaimed: =" l am talking TO you,
| siri am talking TO YOU"
Mr.. Moss-well, know it. and can't stand II
much longer. I'll have to ask the Court for pro-
lection. or to open window for ventilation.
DAILY TO talk about something pertinent. but
| failed. After n while he said that his client,
Mrs. Herman. had informed him that she had
| grams. one signed Emil. which H. the name Of
the man who ls known as her husband, and one
right here. She decided to come To Jersey City
and have a talk with her husband, When she
cab which her husband had waiting. In view Of
this fact, and that New Jersey was q great and
Justice would not hold the lady for extradition
Justice Potts held Mrs. Hermann in $4,000
"Tii he out in a minute" she said. laughing.
as she passed the SUN reporter on her way to
COTS man Webb tells this story.
AGENT wERB's STORY.
Mrs. Herman was he keeper of three dIsor-
derby houses. 1875 l3S. and 1IO West Third
street She probably pa more money for pro-
lection than any other W, MAJ in that business
in the city. She said she aid to four different
Captains u total OF S!5,0uO. Frccrtsin reasons
she went to Mr.. cor and Volunteered a state
ment. II was taken. and al agreed to go
before the committee and testify 70 the same ef-
feet On Sept. she was subpu ntet to appear
before the committee on the ilth. On the night
OF the 10th some one called on her, while she
with him in carriage. and took Ter to place
on Third street. where she met four Police Cap
tans. They urged her TO go out OF the city aud
arr N mi ali har A ,,fa
named G.: Hall took her out OF town.
We did not get track Of them for some time.
Montreal. When got there they had gone on
TO Chicago. The hotel clerk told me Tint Mrs.
after her arrival there some money came to her
by telegraph and later she had other remitiances
on deposit in the hotel Office. went on TO chi.
s sa where found her a week ag? Tuesday. !
asked her 10 come back to New York and she
not. told her TO- wire to her husband, man
named Gus Helerune. who is known as her
table lawyer. and learn what the penalty
would he for her fight 4, avoid answering the
fugitive from the committee, staying in Ho-
boken. wired back to her: The punishment is
m Snns Then . aSG pssns
who had been with her in Chicago. but who had
been ordered back here for further instructions.
Chicago to bring her back. but she did not get
that despatch: She came back with me volun:
perjury against her. which could be pressed IL
she did not come back on the LexOw subpoena"
The perjury charge against Mrs. Herman or
one OF them. Ii that she falsely swore in qualify
ing As u bondswoman that she owned real estate
In New York city when she did not
The man who engaged Senator DAILY as Mrs.
Hermans counsel Is said hy Mr.. Moss TO be
known as the go-between for the Police CAPTAINS
who would be implicated by Mrs. Herman's tes-
timony. MIR. Moss said that they hoped 10 get
the woman back TO New York on extradition
proceedings in two or three DAYS. She will then
I've made To go on the stand. whether she wants
To or not. and she can take care Of herself in
self further"
The Lcxuw committee yester,.ny afternoon re-
tained Lawyer William Barrcfow TO represent
them In further proceedings In New Jersey con-
corning Mrs. Herman.
. Senator DAILY. when seen at his home in Ho-
boSen last night, was busily engaged preparing
papers TO submit to Judge Lippincott this morn
ing for Mrs Herman's release on q writ OF
habeas corpus. Mr.. Daily said:
- know Mr.. Gon. and have for him the high |
est personal regard. don't want him to- labor |
under the impression that acted other
wise than in the capacity Of counsel, |
and do not think he does. ! will say,
however. that no intimidation will cause me !
20 deviatc from my duty. Ny ellen: came |
here on the strength Of u forged telegram pur.
porting 10 have come from her husband. She |
paid her own fare. hut when she ed 10 gu |
and see her husband first, they tried "a force her
20 go 10 New York at once. They first held out |
To her, then threatened her. and |
finally attempted To kidnap her. Such proceed |
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