The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
HOLINEUX IN TOMBS AGAIN.
gHAsTLY WHITE or FACE AND
GLAD TO FEEL THE SUNSHINE.
Vins Chance In ~ Months to shake Hands
with Bis Father In Mother WIZ See
Him To-day Opinion That
He VIII De Tried . second Time.

holland n Mollneux IL In the Tombs again.
awaiting trial for the murder Of Mrs. Kathe-
rine J. Adams on dec. Is, isss. lie was
brough, hack from Sing Sing yesterday
Afternoon on an order signed by Judge
Mcmahon in the General Sessions and wss
lodged In cell ~ Of the second tier OF the
Tonib-. the cell he occupied before. Gen.
T.. l.. Molineuy and Lawyer George Gordon
Battle accompanied him from Sin & sing.
The prisoners mother, who wasi in Os-ining.
was not appried az her sons departure
for New York. 1t Is probable that she will
he here 70 day and See him face to face
with no bars between. ~ she has not seen
him since he WAS taken to the Sing Sing
death hou-e on Feb. 10. 1901. Molineux
l. Ia good health. but HE face l. 80 white
n to 10 ghastly owing TO his long con-
fDement
LAWYER Rattle went To tho Crminal Courts
Building yesterday morning with the re-
nu,titur from the Court Of Appeals. This
hc fled la The OHIO, Of Clerk Carroll. tn
tcmittitur IL the formal notice that tho case
T. .snt llck FOR n new tnnl. Al | O'Clock
Judge Mcmahon signed the order of revrrsal.
Itwa giyrnto Detective Sergeant Mcknight
20 serve upon Warden Johnson Of Sing Sing
and he left the city ut 2 o'clock, accom-
panied by Gen. Molineux and Mr Battle.
The Gcnofal had b~nn hurrying about the
Criminal Courts Building most OF the morn
ing too cxcitcdly happy To take time TO
lunch.
The trio reached Tho prison at $40 O'Clock.
After service 81 the order upon the warden
the party we're taken to the cell, where
the prisoner was ready. lie was dressed
entirely In black and wore a black soft hat
Lie sombr. garb R~CCentuated hls pallor.
lie shook hands viii his father Tor tho
first time IN q year and a half, their previous
inter views having been conducted, accorh-
Ing TO custom. with n screen between them.
He shook hands also with Mr.. Battle and
thcn with Mcknight, whom he knew. TIE
sxaid Food -hv 10 tho warden and TO nus
keepers. who wish.d him good luok. and
entered a closed carriage which was m,
tended to carry thu party To the railroad
station. n broke down on IN" way and the
four men walked. holine'tN hghted q
cigar when he catered the coach and mn
Rhed II during the walk.
Their, was a fair-sized crowd awaiting
him az the station with such manifestations
Of god VIII ~ 10 indicate that not all OF
the sp~ctatorS boliev.d him guilty. Ihe
CHASTITY color Of his face caused comment
n made some who saw u shudiet.
Tho four men went into the smoking car
OF the S4S y VI accommodation tram.
Father ana ION "a la a -'at on the rNer
side. Tic suu sA'le IN on hc iss"ner
aud H. father reached over 20 pull down
the shade.
.Don't pull II down. father aid the
son. putting a restraining hand on the Old
mans arm. H. IA" first time IN nearly
two year that 10. sun las shone upon
me- and } can stand plenty 81
Gen. MoineuX ard hs son taik'st together
during tie rSi 81 The Journey. untl ny
Hign Bridge Poicr Captain Chapman o.
the whiskcIs got on board and recognized
H.. A.Hfna,tH Ne slp,k hands with him
and then with unc sou. giving them his good
wishes. Apparently few OF tho-s Va the
smoker knew who was one OF heir fellow
~passanEers. Il they did they restrained
their curiosity and cauSU him no EN-
blrra -Sment.
Az the Grand Central station. through a
number Of reporters awaiting the arrival
Of tn" train. u bs'cam" known that Nollreuh
was tn arrive. About two hundred people
wer. on hand when tho train drew In at
t57, many of them Icing thoSe who were
awaiting arrivals on soma % the trains
These called out kindly crossings In the
prisoner and ms father IA they hurried
through the station 10 forty-second street
and 20, into a closed CarTi1ge. They drove
tothc Leonard street entrance TO the Toinbs.
Neithsr Warden lila gen nor Deputy Warden
Flynn was there. The crowd M front
consisted entirely Of reporters, but as soon
n. the carriage drew up thc news spread
and a crowd collected compo-sSi II clerks.
men and women, on Their way 10 BROOKLYN
or the Fast Side from the Broadway stores
and the big warehouses OF the nelghbor-
hood.
inside the Tomh- all Of tho employees
who could get near tho door were there,
lined up. Young MolineuN followed
hfcNsugh, into IA" building and smiled
and bowel, shaking hands with the keepers
and employees Whom NJ knew.
He went directly to tins desk where Iedi-
grees arr taken Ills was known and the
delay there was but brief. Then he went
along 20 his old cell, which has b@cn white
washed and fitted up with some Of his own
furniture. II IL EXPECTED that his stay viii
lie "a long one. but he Is SURF Of getting
cut into the sunshine every day in the
promensdcs which are allowed TO prisoners
of his class. DR.. Kennedy, while awaiting
his second and third trials. gained color
and strength in these daily Wake.
District Attorney Philhin would not
talk for publication CONCERNING his ptans.
II was an open secret In tho Criminal Courts
Rubbing that h. would not drop the ca-o
and no one there believes that he will ALLOW
NoliisuN 10 give hail n he can help II IL
Ia not considered likely that he will hiring
tie young man to trial during the short
time he las left Of his term. Mr., Philbin
has bu, two months and a half more as
District Attorney and his hands ae full
With the cases h. has Ia PROSPECT which
demand precedence Of t-ial over that OF
MolineuI. Yet he NAV put the MolinouN
case on. Mr.. Osborne has nothing new 10
leayn about u and MolineuN's lawyers will
have less to do on another trial than before.
A for that. so will Osborne, Tle prisoners
wife was In Brooklyn all yesterday and
the day before with her father -in-law.
She did no, see her husband yesterday,
To TIM FniroR or THE IS SIR. The
Int srview published In this mornings SUN,
purporting o. have been had with me In
regard 20 tho Molincux case l. Incorrect.
! have made no such statements.
ALBANY, oct. IL. DAVID h. Hill.