The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
WILL GIVE UP KIDNAPPERS
ROCKLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS ONLY
WAITING TO FIND 4 WdE


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oners was maue on MN on Monday hisht' con.
suited. not his regular counsel. who was out
of reach, but another lawyer. and was advised
not to yield them up. YESTERDAY MS counsel.
| Andrew y. Fallon. went to Nyack and advised
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COUPE. me SneriH ana ms couhsei ana us
trIct Attorney wyro met at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon IN tne D's raa A'tornes d onllGe ana
surrender the prisoners the details to b. ar,
| ranged to-day
District Attor,.v wvra,s onirio, 10 nv
pressed to the Sheriff was that he didn't see
how, considering public sentiment. the sheriff
had right to hold them. The District Attor-
ney thought 1t inadvsable for the sheriff to
liiss. on '',iS ~" NJ partly ioi po'',a, [easons
County Judge Alonzo Wheeler and Henry f.
Sn nr' taat hnd h o 'ne nep' th 9unu
'''hin''.oo' ia" p',, Apiee'ou '"e'i u'eap-
Mr. r",on tIo ,hs sher' h,, una, WINE no
prisoners II he didn't want to- 1t was better
that they should be surrendered;
The only point over which the sheriff was
still in doubt was how such a surrender might
be regarded by the Grand Jury Of the county
when it meets in September. Both Fallon and
the District Attorney told him when this ques-
technically responsible for the appearance Of
the prisoners then. yet public sentiment was
too nndenaP strong not t. be r.So91ized
doHbted ,E be ,1 eSoPsTated rr,v.d
was discussed District Attorney Wyre said that
the only way he could see was for the supreme
Brown the ' prs sol 'ee counsel failon. V tRs
prisoners should not be turned over TO the
cause Gauss as the others would have no desire to
ment in the matter The discussion ended in
pos % th ens ee
neetef f Norris went back to New City last
strong, who had met him at Nyack. The de-
tegtyes at once made another demand for the
warrant issued IN New York The sheriff
asked Tor time to consider their demand. and
10y telephone arranged z conference with Dis
trict Attorney Wyre at NyaGk About | o'clock
the Shcrin, with Reidy and Morris. started for
Nyack4 while Armstrong was left behind at the
lal Inc sheriff saw his lawyer. who advised
MN nor 10 give up the prisoners until after
iortheG conirrence to be heid at 9clock today
district NtoThey Gardner set out ,ycSter-
DAY TO get the Barrows IN hurry and didn't
get them. He teleEraphed this message:
"Hcn G,ors, 4. Uyrr. District Attorney. Roct'and
County:
" Mr.. Le Barber has Just reported delay in
acknowledgment OF bench warrants from
Snpreme, Court for Barrow. alias Beauregard.
alias Wilson, and his wife. the responsibility |
graph reply whether or not those prisoners
will be produced in Criminal Term Supreme
Court. here at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow morn |
ing otherwise shall obtain writs Of attach |
ment for contempt Of court against all con-
cerned in aiding or abetting resistance to |
courts mandate. ASA BIRD GARDINER. |
District Attorney. New York County"
Within an hour this answer came back from |