New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
vJR4 INTESTIG ALTON.
ursr,MoxY AS TO THE MANAGEMENT

,., TESTIMONY AS TO THE NANA'H"hN'
paSA''''' OF THE REFoRMAToR''
:. ,,,v 94-The Reformatory invest-
r,nra. " i med this morning with Judge
.saon was 1.,,on Of the committee. and FRED
,sarned' 'e ., counsel for the prosecuuoh'
,,c r to"u. w., witness was Thomas Doherty. AZ
,,ssnt Inc It,, IN Auburn state Prison lie ia"
,rsssnt <o--e3 temporarily 10 the Ne'o.."''''!
s.,n iTSHs-. ~ obtaining his testimony. lie SAN
N the pu'po inmate Of the Reformatory ana had
!, bal bee" =, ,upe lSa2. Doherty said he was
sssn par0''- with immortality and was transfer
asey eha'o 4, January 1898. TO serve OUT '"e
,,i 70 A"' for his original offence ""''n was
rsSln''' s.t. witness declared that ne was u 'n'
bcrs'H' ,,urn without trial ana "i,no"' '''9
.s're' "a with his accuScr. VINO ne Sai' va,
soni''n'',s, inmates Of the kelorhd'o'! va
abe b~eS' william NJ WINS. the witness SAID
sIaa .,ruck number oil lnf'a''N ~, Ia ,hot
hs bad ST. .o,sons ana aid not understand '"h,
ard otae' ,,,a against II. lie said ne hau
mere FSs co. Brockway strike inmates.
,sssr seen ..,.oess lanes Crumbic, an inmate oi
ne seVo"' 49, uho was transferred 20 STATE
ne Reio'' '.,rsferred TO the Reformatory al me
Yrson anu ss,ori,fendent Brockway. said 'ha' ne
.ssst o. -. an officer Of the Reformatory s'riNe
- except in self-defenoe' ,s o.,
sSnA n..ncss was young man VINO was 90
n n7N' 40 Reformatory. VINO now hoies po''-
.-s;e Of 'i' Ia ~ would lose II his name was
81 who" ~. witness said that 1t was on ms 'eS
,sss~l ,,,oa,es were transferred TO A ionn -,
anoay ina was compelled to give 'he 'e''''''''
stch was iaSd described the proceedings az tnS
ne Will where. he said. nc az III be was
z .snowledge Of ,"e foc" bv Colonel Bryan and
,sn siruCn tIonnc lie was then tuintHH 0or, 20
mel ClsslH 10 be taken 10 me Thn witness
out a
Eve the 'f us1 he had never been noggvn' an, ana
esn sad . in 4 weak condition ph!si.Stc ~,
.SSn not stand H. IA not commit and implicated
sAca ne s,aes and keepers, In orueI H TO ga ., The
ss', nr' Inc noseine he was transferred 70
,sss grace, prIson Last May ne was paruoit'
lsburn sta.e ,'lower to whom the case Wss pr
" GG'e hr The boys mother ana 0'a'e 'e"'''''
CSulivan u.,rass was Frank Wallace. at preSen'
TIE next " Auburn prison. He sald thal ne nt.
y nnsi' 10 give the name r % that IL would
rother ana sls' .bcn, He was confined In the soil
sni TO aes 9Th one hand chained 10 inc nUon tor
AIRY cell WIZ VIA then confined in tho rest cure LOT
sven days anu Sn and on March , 1893 was trans
sSsniy. safe Prison to serve out 'Ne ii'"Ai-
hre1 10 20 -. b,s offence. FIVE years =,
nsn term for ms U,..sied in the witness-chair by
Wallace "a' ~ Rufalo who sentenced WalIaCe
!;E. Rsformatory He was G n ' the mind Of the
ca.on 10 she" wallace short confinement. ana
Court 10 n ss's sent 10 Elmira for that purpose.
tl2i w another OF tnt ihii''N'
William idVe!, ,her described his experiences.
.asi to AT Tss summoned before the court mar
f!nS Gram0 Fa: 9@a s Sa'' that
erncted ci IN ~ charges and was then taken
M ,oG him to aSmt
stuck nm Ny. W. charges or he would fog him.
p truth Of he was taken back to the court
5 80 i, Ss5SS and 2sss 5s 'os%
,,ksn TO the LA Gain taken 10 the court and
s 5ts S ADMIT Inc charges He "g%n aSoS
vas padded roin refused 10 admit the charges,
blows h tso ACHE The third time After receiving
Nd vs said Re f1 Hs1Gca and nn he
shscked' suuls " recovered he admitted the
assnsoe and gave sy the testimony required imP
:s ,ns other n inmates which he no" declares was
s l o'clock the hearing was adjourned until to-
narrow.