The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-21

most volum'nous he would not read them.
He said Glennon was charged with neg
leet OF duty in having neglected to close the
house No. las West Thirty-thfrd street.
we demand an examination" Aid MI.
Eikus. land ask that bail be lied MI.
Glennon Is ready with a bondxman."
Then Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Garvan spoke. and as he proceeded Giennon
Eiared at him and became so angry at one
point that he interrupted Mr.. Garvan with
. vehement denial. Mr.. Caravan said:
Question of BAIL,
IN reference to Glsnnon. / ask that bail
De nxed at at least q 900. He 10 accused here
OF having actively refused to do his duty.
Inc before your Honor shows
that this place has been VIGOROUSLY disrepu-
table for years.
Money has been handed out of the win
dows to policemen. Men have been openly
robbed there. Complaints to the police have
been useless. The defendant has been as
signed for the last three CT four months to
get evidence against 1t.
Also On the question of bail there must
be considered the past career Of the defend
ant This Is not the first time that he has
been charged with crime before the bar or
the court. and when 50 charged before he
try"
That's not So" shouted Glen non, and 1t
seemed as he turned on Mr.. Garvan that
he would jump at him.. But the big lawyer,
John Hoyer. placed his hand on his arm
and he became calm.
Examinations Th~ursday.
Judge Jerome then fixed Thursday, at 2
ociock In the afternoon. for the examina-
uon. and said that the first witness would
be Captain Flood. He then retired TO his
chambers. and said he would wait there to
prove the bail bonds when they had been
drawn
Ao thlu Lzg--
asked what he had TO say about his arrest.
and his answer was:
Not q word"
he shook his head vigorously, and Ser
Eeant Shiels and Wardman Dwyer did the
same when the question was put to them.
AFTER the three prisoners had been admit
ted to bail the testimony on which thew
had been arrested and which Judge Jerome
had said was too voluminous 10 read at
their arraignment was made public.
principal witness was Edgar A. Whit
ney, who attempted to bribs Agent Dillon
OF the Society for the Prevention Of Crime,
ana VINO. after he had been arrested. made
a fuii confession to Judge Jerome.
Russell Headed IIhn<ss.
Pleading illness. the Reverend Frederick
Bruce Russell. president OF the New York
state Law and Order Society,"" who was
on MoQday night for extor<ion.
failed to appear Before Magistrate Henry A.
o.ahh ~ the xorkvule Police Court to-day
when his case was called.
Deputy Assistant District Attoynev Sbort.
ridge was prepared to testify that Russell
had obtained money from BENJAMIN u.
Cohen. q nloonkeeper Of No. . Irving place.
by threatening Cohen with arrest. hut The
defendant was too ilf' to appear in de-
Tense. and the hearing was ~dtouru until
evening.
Masistrats Brann will increase Russeurs
bail II the reform editor should fan To be
present at the hearing to-day.
Doctor William G.. Russell Of No. q No
Donoueh street. Brooklyn, was in court.
He 10 Frederick Bruce Russelps bondsman.
Doctor Russell told Magistrate Br>un that
MS sons temperature had besn 14 ~ de-
grees during the morning and Il would be
dangerous to have him In court.
He must come here to renew thu bond~
said the Magistrate. who than adjourned
the hearing until . o'clock to-morrow even
ing.