The sun., 1900-10-25
PATTERSON POLICE BUSY
Hard at Work Weaving Web around
the lioS&hieter Suspects.
HARD LEGAL FIGHT SURE
The Four Mem Accused of thr MUIR
der of the, Young Mill Girl
secure Leading Lawyers
ns Their Counsei.

Paterson, y. q. Oct 2l.-1In foul
l'ncl, WHter &. AIeAllist6r Gmrge j
! Kerr, Wiliiam \. Death and AMtlrpW
+ Campbell ciiafsa with e1uplieii. in tht
/ death II jennie t5assGhiptet tito a4-ytgir.
! Dll mil operator spent tllc might III sep.
! aftfe celi3 Il; aiio iissitic cotllEN iail
i SngFsl StutorR thp hacls dli70sr wbe
i nla,e a Sltemeu, against the fnur pris.
onrfS, i a!,e ,.atiiiea ii The lid as /!
witness.
~ one Is iirw "a Il - III, prisoners
Int their atatHg9s and iarmhei< ~ tI4eil'
respective fliuilics
Judge .IaEn II KeiT called II ,hr hit
and sBtnt ~6Ip time with Ills brother.
George kars I'lr jntl&r viii 10 thG
leading counsel III defending his bfoillpr
The Paterson fa,lire are hard ut work
in an rnlcavor 10 fasten still stronger
chain Of evidence around the -four mem
From tile momrnt 81 The arrest of obese
men their cases gave promise Of l9ping
the most bitterly contested that have ever
hunn tried in the criminal courts Of the
st;Gte. tn" best legal talent in pater-
Sen Inns been secured by the prisoners.
AND they will leave 1iN stone untirI,4A no
overthrow the evidence collected by Chief
GraMl and his detectives. In realization
Of tllis fact, the p,tline are procetsSillg
cautiously.
Mar Have Something Concealed.
Ii IL said that several important fcale
turas od the case have aieen withheld bg
the police. They reiteratc. however. the
declara tjan that they haY'e !, case againsi
the four prisoners that will prove ;ibso.
lutely ulhreakailp. Prosecutor EmIy
has now in his possession all the facts
in the case and it was cYtnctcd that in
dictnrnts Wanltl b. issued without delay.
80 far, tfsn F0lice have given ont M
direct confession nf any Of the prisoners
i.itllc doubt EXISTS. however. that tWa,
and pnsSihls three, ct the frs ii now ii
custody have soll of their connection ii
The crime. StaWrroft, the caInlal. toll!
G'hief GfaHl all he knew. and bis stare
mon assisted tin police materially. Stow
nrof; described accurately the roDte over.
which he had driven. Hnd his description +
enaled Tho pelitt 10 lind The hairpins for
which ;bay have heeu searching for srv-
erl days. Il wNe llrnn,ed thar part Il /
the girls sidccnmh had been found. hit
This 'Gitf tiiarl wolld not admit.
The entire route. aN described ky StsN-
croft, was travcrseJ hy The detectives.
Tin harpins We're found at the place,
where, according 10 Stowcloft. thu eis
was taken from the cab. II was ihonglt
probable thai the river would be dragged
for other missing articles.
Chief Graul consented tu review the
findings Of his detectives As Il result Of
their efforts, the chief says that he is iii
l position TO show that the girl was in
Sanl's saloon with the four prisoners be-
1ween 10 and / / O'Clock Thursday night.
There, it will be alleged. She received the
he knockout" drops i'll u drink given by
McAllister
The Chiefs Claim.
The chief says he will be able to show
hat a four seated carriage was hired
rom Stowcroft, and that he drove the
nen to the Gotfle road, and tried to get in
4ee's roadhouse, but found it closed. 1t
will be proved. he says, that the driver
vas then told to turn back. The girl
vas taken TO the river shore and water /