The sun., 1901-12-20
GLENNON IN TOMBS;; TRIAL ON.
.JJRY, AS on BISSERT TRIAL. TO
DE KEPT TOGETHER NIGHTS.
Telephone Tipster whitney subp9naed TO
See II the Court VIII Let Him Tell
About Warnings by Police Wires-The
House Giennon Couldn't Get Into.

The trial Of wardman Edward G. Glennon
n The Tenderloin station for wilful neglect
of duty in not suppressing Laura Maurets
disorderly house at I4s West Thirty-third
street began yesterday before Recorder
Con in the General Sessions. There was
crowd, and when the Recorder saw what
lind Of A crowd It was he ordered the jury
kept together over night.
Il am sorry to have to take this STEP
he said TO the Disconnected jurors at the
close Of the day, but assure you that II
% necessary. / wish 1t were not, but the
circumstances make 1t unavoidable.
will say right here that counsel for both
sides NAV be warned that II this case is not
closed tomorrow afternoon ! shall hold
NIGHT sessions until it is. I do not want
these Jurors locked up over tomorrow
night II | can help it. / will order the de-
fendant locked up in the Tombs."
He did likewise in the Bissert trial. when
he sent the Jurors TO the Astor House. Last
night the Recorder turned the Glennon
ury over to the care Of Capt. McCaulley,
Court Officer Wiley and the Recorders
man. Tom Carney, who took them to the
Murray Hill Hotel.
I'm bet Gennon doesn't stay In the
Tombs all night" said Supt McClintook
of the Parkhurst society. IF he does, ~
will be the first stay he has made there
since his arrest
warden Flynn is all right replied
Prosecutor Osborne. you can trust him
not 10 make any slips
Glennons friends from the Tenderloin
were greatly impressed by his incarcera-
ton and at the lockin up OF the jury. Capt
Flood, Sergt. Shells, Detective Dwyer lthe
two latter indicted with Glennonl and
number Of patrolmen were there so were
a lot OF purveyors from the White Light
section. A large Parkhurst society dele
cation was headed by Frank Moss. Supt
Reardon Of the anti-Policy League and
'Tpster' E. A. Whitney were IN court
The jury was secured IN two hours and
fifteen minutes. Jimmy Rdgway for the
defence challenged Frederick Middlebrook
because he was member Of the City Club,
After recess Mr.. Osborne told the jury
what he ds;pSsst s5peGssd 10 PpSSSs PnSissed for mis-.
demeanor,' said he. You don't have TO
prove motive for misdemeanor.. 30 II he
knew OF the existence OF this house and
didn't close It. that's ell we have tc prove
Glennon knows all about the Tenderloin. II
is Impossible for suoh a house. without the
knowledge Of plain clothes man, TO eIist
az this house existed, and the prosecution
saws that no man with common sense on
this jury doubts 1t. We have 70 prove that at
Glennon went there time and again. rang
the door bell, walked back to the station
house and reported TO his captain nothing
doing 1t was an idle ceremony and he
get evidence and time would change INTO
eternity before he would get evidence that
way" Mr.. Osborne went on;
The question comes, why did 4, he h.s, permit Innt
to be kept S Ss tsevf sd IT, 70 HH MAKES no
difference why We don't have to saddle
ourselves with proving coIrup. m%o.iIe, % %
Ssvss Hs ws 10 ca her sse % Psrksurst society had
served notice on the police aoovt tmis nouse
In June. olenhoh ma thn parLhurs{ so
Chs & ume me i9hns was agreed that whitney should
.s.I snrm n Connection with the Parkhurst
society and for a certain sum TO be paid Ry
Glenron TO whitney and by him 70 PARK
hurst agents the ronGe pepa.' pss rn y. msde
he iniotmro wnen nav,nsnt uou,S do the
e men tho fo''S
res, a., .ooord,nce with that consp,raoy-
among the other PLACES poolrooms were 70
he protected-is West Thirty-thmd sltest ,s
was TO be taken care OF oiehnHh i ,;,ar tTu and
ttst tsa ha uanted her 10 run II she could Whit
.oc,.ty With his proposition--thep price was s2S
Tor poolrooms in pursuance OF that arrange
ment Dillon pretended TO fnii IN WIN me NE
plan But IN 3roer ,nss nsstssbiisbed iib he gave a
,,ip 10 JHlyy ,nsh tthi,d 'stn street Whitley. we
,ni.nd 70 show n we are allowed-caled up
Wulberty street and Mulberry street notified
the acting Captain 1sheilsI Of the Nineteenth
nH,,9G ncsG !, Nsssms sSass next Door to is and when
IN" ulp VIZ house The PaTkhtrst men
n,.,ras,a ,he warning given The acting
~, - "A a wardman-not Glennon-
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~ NJ'ssn,, ina Gin. a more serious offence
~, ~ nricers con,tituted by law hsv-
openly and conspicuously allied themselyes
ds. VA Sg,m'nfa, Sn fas ths purpose of preventing
','t's hnys hsrome nsTtnerg with the powers
,,.a, Tb.t MS vas the true motive
,a hls case i /. impo.Siele 10 deny <, dr, TIE
.S.i, s'dsr, NO, NO, Pu6l,c "Ii' orcer.
II wac proved ihh' 'ilenhoh " pn,y
uolmsn assigned lo uu'y w p'pl ci','
Capt flood testified 'hai u. 'o'n ','en'.',' a. I
p.,Lt,,rs, .nc,e,y had complained 81 th-
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