New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
REMOVES RAABE.
TAMSEN
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pointed them at me. 80,
II am forty years DID, and while have lived
here all my life 70 man can place finger upon
any act Of mine and say it was bad
when they held me up with the revolvers
shouted and made all the noise / could. United
States Marshal McCarty says l ought TO nave
Allowed myself to be shot rather than give up
the keys. He does not apparently know what IL
IL to have three pistols levelled at him with
desperate mon behind them.
HE HAS NOTHING TO HIDE. sCHNEER SAYS.
Il have talked freely know. but have noth-
ing to hide: but L haven't yet made my fuii
statement. The attempt seems to be TO turn
everything say or do into ridcule but my
time will come. l expect 70 be dismissed ou' d.
soon a. I am WILL through my lawyer. make
complete statement OF ali know about the va!
the Ludlow Street Jail has been run Then there
will no an Investigation. or I'm much mistaken.
Another fact showing the lax ways OF Hansen
and Raahe came out yesterday. There are en-
Moved in the jai four women. who Go the COOK
ing and wait on the table. They are Annie Me!
ers Rose Moller Mary SAKE and Rose la!'oi'
They are employed just like any domestic III d
private family. They can go and come AT WILL
providing they are back in the jail ho' 'a'V,
than. 10 o'clock at night Acting as COOKS anu
mattresses as they did. the women were bounu 70
come In contact with the criminals. VINO "ouiu
undoubtedly seize every opportunity TO pf'oe
them II would have been an easy thing lor any
q ne wensn 10 carry IN the feVovsrs msd
which, .thc-iren are ,sfAd ~ nave 4ie0
Schneer into giving up the keys 1910.
Deputy-Narden McCabe denied again yes'er-
day the story that women visitors hau oey hstnre
United into the jail and that the night peloie
the escape they remained a long time piaNihs
dominoes. The women story may nave "n,s'n
ated in the coming and going OF the servant
girls. go ,-,., ~ eth ..
large The police have not been able to gam the
slightest tidings Of them.
The story OF the attempted suicide by another
prisoner in the jail is denied By Deputy-Warden
MeCabe
MR. MACFARLANE TO INVESTIGATE
United statec District-Attorney Macfarlane
said yesterday that he would have the Fedora!
Grand Jury in session ,his week 10 enter on the
Hansen investigation.
Mr. Nacfarlane was asked yesterday how pro-
ceedings could te brought against the Sherin
bondsmen for the losses sustained by the GOV
eminent He replied that such bonds hao peen
prosecuted In similar cases. notably IN case as.
reported in the S!xtieth Federal reporter, I,oV'
The case is the State Of Tennessee 10 the use Oh
the United States against Hill. The latter was
Sheriff OF Davidson County. and his bondsHei'
were proceeded against for his allowing prs
oner 10 escape through negligence. The case
was carried TO the Circuit Court OF Appeals tor
the Middle District Of Tennessee, where IL was
should lie against the bondsmen although the
Court expressed opinion as TO the amount OF
damages recoverable In the present case Mr.
Macfarlane said that II such step was taken
A. would probably be on the amount Of expense
incurred BY the Government in the prosecution
Of the men or the costs Of recapturing them.
HOEBER COMMIsERATEs TAMSEN.
Nothing was heard OF the escaped prisoners at
Police Headquarters yesterday. Detective-ser-
ceant McClusky said the Central ONCE detectives
were securing the city for them. but personally ne
was of the opinion that the fugitives had got out
of town. .,.
from Newport where he has been spending his va
cation He came back day sooner than ne expect,
ed after he had read about the trouble his friend
SHERIFF Tamsen was in. He expressed his pro
found regret at the jail delivery Il feel sorry Tor
Tamsen' ne said. II any action is taken by tne
state authorities against Sheriff Tamsen. IT VIII
become Coroner Hoebers unpleasant duty TO act
as arresting oh1cer. 49,,
Il will do my duty" said the Coroner when
asked as 10 his probable course put dont care
about discussing the matter until such conth-
gency arises. Don't ask me any more about TINS.
II is terrible. Why rs 1t that every time Iamseh
docs ANYTHING my name is drawn into II? have
troubles enough of my own. II Is very curious
every time 1 go away, ramsen gets into trouble
can't understand It,
sinner AND SCHOEN REMOVED.
The Sheriff followed up his removal Of Warden
Raabe yesterday by removing also the Keepers
Schneer and Screen, who mad been suspended
since THURSDAY.
Mr.. Hansen said:
II removed Raabe as Warden because he vio-
lated my instructions. ! told him long ago not TO
allow the criminal and the civil prisoners 10 mix
Instead Of obeying instructions, he Ola the re-
verse. removed the two keepers for not being IN
their proper places on Thursday morning Schneer
was found where he ought not 10 have been, the
wrong side OF the iron railing with three keys In
his hand or his pocket. He had no business mere
tho Ecyc I ed
ne had given up the keys to Schneer when he had
no business doing anything Of the kind"
Sheriff Tamsen's reasons for removing Raabe
do not agree with another statement which he
made yesterday which was as follows:
Il consider that civil and criminal prisoners
should not come together In the Ludlow Street
Jail Neither do think that criminal prisoners
should have the same privileges as civil PRISON
ers. think distinct line should be drawn be-
tween them That OF the first things
that struck my mind when l entered upon the
duties Of my office. looked up the law. bow
ever and found that in the case Of prisoners
lodged In Ludlow Street Jail no distinction could
be made. AS far as / could learn. had no right
70 order that criminal prisoners should not be
provided just as other prisoners are with what
soever In the line Of edibleS they able 10 pay
for Neither could ! discover any authority FOR
my ordering that criminal prisoners should not.
II they could afford 1t. eat at the Warden's
table
sCHNEER BLAMES THE SAKE GIRL
When schneer who had already been sus-
pended, heard that he had been removed.
he became extremely angry and is said
to have burted out: This is all the work
OF that SAKE girl. one OF the servants en-
ployed In the Jail. ! do not what she
wants to talk so much for. Why. she dead
stuck on. Allen Of the men that escaped
She was talking to him every time she got
chance The fact that the escaped men ate At
the Warden's table gave her every opportunity
She and Allen were very thick
The discharged keeper. schneer. corroborated
the statement that the three postoffice robbers
had taken all their meals at the Warden's table
United States Assistant District -Attorney Hin
man called on Acting District Attorney McIn-
tyre yesterday and laid before him officially the
facts about the escape Of the burglars. Klloran
Allen and Russell. from Ludlow Street jail on
July l. The facts will be submitted 10 the
Grand Jury on Monday. and the latter will be
Oh rpsd "a 10 their duty In the matter by Re-