The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-27

sons Office explained that the latter
mad no knowledge OF these proceedlnSs.
| and /, would be unfair to continue tbs
case
D!stric,.A,torney Phllbin tumps1 "a
| his feet. 80.
MIR. Henderson," he said. "is not ths
| attorney OF record in this case"
Does the DIstrict-Attorney say that
OF his own knowledse?" demanded Mr.
vorhau..
! "on hearsay. read It in the asws.
! papers, replied Mr.. Phlibin.
THAT Ia an absolute falseheod."
shouted Mr.. vorhaus. &i
II defy the District.Attorney 20 pro.
ducc any newspaper with such . state.
ment. This Is made to. influence Your
ido,S decision. object . ssch
member Of tho bar and -<ioss-aot otoop
to such methods as sugEested br az
District-Attorney. Such things mar 81
done In his office. but not In our"
Lawyer Rebukea.
Mr nor,nus then announced TO the
court that Mr.. Henderson was ~ at
, ,H,nsy ~ OF ,b record now and would eon-
the lawyer and warned him not 70 Il.
tcrrnpt thc District-Attorney.
to nccei. TO any reasonable delay. but
h. objected to that part of the orde:
sr. ntsd n Justice Dykman. which
Public Interest. he said. Would sueer
staId. =. z n
between the District-Attorney ana Ian
Yer Eorhaus.
The District Attorney arose. but before
h: could speak Mr.. vorhaus said:
ralf vvNtn IN ~, al
II viii hear the b,s sn1ss..Sns
iin'erpascd the Justice.
Not Diamonds Lawyer.
Mr.. Philbin teen stated the motion.
Mr.. Norh1us .gain objected, Saytue
that the defendant was rot Represented
by counsel.
Phllbin.
NO. do not" snapped the lawyer.
II appeared In the Hissert case. but not
,nrn mn. one me Mr Hs md Is ,hs a..
asked for a change OF venue and also
| that the case be transferred to the nj.
prems Court. J know that he. has -.
no, prepared to go on to-day. The no.
!ion Is rsturnabIe on Thursday. uhSn
Mr. Henderson will be ready"
PhiibIn prosrsss.
II required ten minutes to straishssn
out the tangic In the JUICES mind a.
- Just wha; motion was before him.
ne he the s. Rsisn f5G Il:
NO sir. the D!str!c,-At,orney. knows
Then lie, him. charge his client With
perjury" replied MIR. Phiiban. "On tho
papers Capt, Diamond swore that he
II Mr.. vorhaus Is rot his lawyer. why
did, the accused swear he vas"
II rrpsa. that Mr.. Hender,on y
m. in a very embarrassing position TO
be forced 10 defend this motion and
would seriously !nture Capt. Diamonds
interests.
.It's case OF the pea and the. shell.''
declared Mr. philbin. Erow!nx Into z
now YOU don't
"Flrs; YOU see them under one shell
and then another. /, Is simply to ds.
lay proceedings. ii's outrageous. Dir.
s sr say az 'hrs 'sf 1si.
way.
H~n.lrrsnn 10 Appear.
DO you contradict" began Mr.. Ver.
make. shouted Mr. Phiibin. his Ass
Tn. ,rcut!s IS" pu, In Judge c.ez.
erich. tina, III. defendant is not prop
erly reprscn.t."
,sTes Win ySs 'asrs ,sTn.t'd
Il cannot act until am positive whn
Is the attcrncy % record said t!se
Justice. In this particular motion Mr..
Henderson appeared and Is entitled to
notice. | therefore adjourn the motion
until tomorrow. morning.
After Justice ,;iegerich had announces
tn. adjournment NJ the case. Mr. Phil.
Your Honor. how does the csse
stand"
tn. Judge replied:
.'rhe same as before In statu quo. q
az wanted to kn"w." ssid the u
Di.trict-Attorn~y. "hccaasr la.s
tend placing the case ON the, Geass
rrnI S-.aions calendar te.8oee
row. ana ! don't want to hsvs ~ i
charged that I an, In coatsnDt -
two supreme Court judges stsoeeis
time" q 4
az understand" said the JoGAHY 81
don't think the District 'Attos1egsO 81
place himself In contempt u ~ j
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