The sun., 1900-10-25

at the wall. OF the Jsii In which -Four
Men Charged With KIlIlng Jennie Bo'-
.,h,.,er Ar. Copnn.d-Hackm man who Is
chief witness Against Them Released on
small IaiI-His Version OF the Tragedy.
p,rrpsoN, y. j., oct. ?i.--Patcrson has had
r. fill allowance OF unusual crimes, but never
before has the city been 40 stirred by an act OF
,,uaIny a. IL was to-day when the iul detaus
cf how Jennie Bp-sChieter, the seventeen-year-
old girl was done to death were related NJ
Icpyth I'm this mornings newspaper. some
General idea of the nature Of the crime was
ddu-ed through the city yesterday when 'no
arrest or tho four men charged whh Une ''
,.u,s became known. But II was not uh-
,I to-day when the full story ol 'h'
drol was laid bare, together WIN 'he
o,ii.pca against the -four men charged
With the crime, that people realized whaV an
ovf,l thing had been done right In the com
,,,,,.i,, bv men whose social and personal
.,.,dinr, heretofore had been such that, with
,,..iby one exception. all Of them had been
r,lcome guests in the homes OF the most re-
.r,rtahle pcople in the town All day long IN
Paterson there has been scarcely anythlnR else
,ukcI Of To say that the people OF Paterson
were stricken with horror Is TO describe 'he'
sentiments with a word not one WhN 700
s,ronu There was a curious hlusFatloh VI
al. =, tho manner in which people discussed
tho affair In the streets In the shops, IN ah
tb. places of public resort YOU hcaru H't'e
e,,a spoken of. vet nearly always In the low,
grave tones in which people might ta'S oi
.,me great disaster or OF some heavy persoha
.c,lctiop Now and then there was an angry
note which gave hint Of the deep Indignation
rnicb los in eyervbody's mind and which In
and nrdRTlV
,.I,bt be regarded as ominous. But there Is
o,Iy one sentiment as to the four prisoners
,rd that is that they may soon have an op-
,,ort,uity in open court TO make such defence
n they may have.
The public curiosity about the prisoners
ls intense From early in the forenoon unuI
rcarlv dark n crowd In which there were scores
Of women was Ia the street staring at the walls
or the jail as though 1t contained some strange
monsters of which they might BY some chance
get a glimpse DR. Mcbride. the County Phy~l-
clan. said this evening that at one time IN the
day whel ne chnnced TO pass the Jail there
vaa gathered there a crowd which he would
s.timate at 400 or 500 people. They made no
demonstration. They just stood taking IN
low tones and staring at the blank front OF the
Jail building.
An attendant at the iall said late this after
George j. Kerr, William A. Death and Andrew
CAM bell, did not seem. any one Of them, to
be under much mental strain, ApT arenty
they did not realize their position and certainly
had no knowledge of the feeling Of PEOPLE
of the city with whom a week ago they we're
popular and by whom they were respected.
Kerr is probably the one among them who had
the highest social standing lie has a wife
and a number Of children, among the latter
q daughter nearly grown up MS pr"'neT'
Judge Kerr who will take prominent part
80, IL, -, IL, =, a. an -,
fhnchhIe' ca'ed ON "''h a, 'ne jan huu
General assembly room Of the jail, where AT
'.,,i. 80 ~ ,ha da, ali tho ,risoners oro
certain hours o. 'ne uaS al 'l'e "iSoneIA are
"@G"e ".iSo ond " noa,h's wife 70 whom ha had on,y
80 r,arrioJ 1,,o xeaks also csrad ne d,d
James MoAhster, father OF the prisoner, Wal
,ar G MeAister. who. from all the evidence
in the hands Of the police. appears to have
been the ringleader In the crime and the most
,allou. of the quartet. His father is a mao
- @ , -, ,i' 80
ot substanuai means ana SHOWS disposition
~ see his son through in his horrible plight 50
far ~ q within his power. There is money
and strong influence back OF all the prisoners
and no one here doubts that the ehort to save
lion, from tho callovs will be- desperate one
'I' ~ .,'i, .,,a-.I ..,.'i.,t.o Il.
In view ol lhl7 EehcIH 'ouNlctoh there
WAS "A disposition here to-day to CritiCse the
. ,i.,, ,f pac,rJar Senior in RELEASING tba
''" W -, ot,L a. ~
'Ibmah Augustus Soul'hoIpe' IN whose
rtm-hackle old-fashioned two--eated carriage
ia pirl .ctnally died on so small n hail bond
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a. soN. S'm''hor was mas o'lS ueIIitneu Ii i ~
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