New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
RlCHMANS OUT ON BAIL
PEOPLE CHARGED WITH THEFT AT
ALEXANDRIA BAY START FOR
THIS CITY

Alexandria Bay n Y July 3=The identity
Of the couple who are charged with the theft Of
the $4,000 necklace and S42T in money belong
ing 10 DR.. and Mrs. ". E DeIabarre. has been
proved without a doubt to be Mr. and Mrs
Louis L Rithman, the man a wei known dealer
in mirrors al No. 50 Bowery New-York. and
wealthy person They were identified by David
W Recknors, Of No So Park Row New York.
who arrived on the scene this morning in
sponse 10 a telegram from the Richmans ask
ing him te act as their counsel.
The Richrans were arrested early yesterday
morning by c. G. Witt Chief OF Police and De-
tective William Jones. OF this place. and we're
held under surveillance in their room until the
arrival Of the District Attorney. George H
Cobb. when he came they were taken TO the
office of Willard Davis justice Of the peace.
John T. Delaney, of Alexandria Bay. appeared
for the defendants. Examination was waived
and the justice bound them over to await the
action Of the grand jury, which meets in Octo-
Der. As the Riehmahs were anxious not 10 re-
main in Jail till then. they asked 10 have the
amount Of their bail fixed The authorities
here had no jurisdiction over this matter. so the
Richmans were taken on board the steamer ST.
Lawrence at T:15 o'clock this morning and con-
veyed 10 Clayton. where they boarded the 9
e'elsek train fer WsteTtewa.
At II o'clock the party. consisting Of the COM
plainant Dr. w. E. Della barre. Senator El0n r
Brown. District Attorney Cobb. John O'Leary.
representing the proprietor OF the Crossmon
House, and Mr.. and Mrs. Riehman. in charge
Of the two officers. and their attorneys. D W
Rocknore and J. T. Delaney, went 70 the house
Of the justice Of the Supreme Court. Pardon c.
Williams. The justice gave to them a hearing.
and assented to a motion made by District At
torney Cobb TO fix the bail at 5000 for each
defendant.
Mr. Reckmore, speaking of the Richmans.
stated that a bail OF $4,000 could be furnished
easier in New-York County than 5000 in
watertown. bat desired that the bail be re-
duced. Justice Williams stated that in such
case the bail should not be less than $4,000
unless the District Attorney consented.
Mr.. Rockmore then made long plea on be-
half of his clients, in which he said the re-
sponsibility Of the Richmans was unquestion-
able and their interests in New-Yerk were such
that they were not likely 10 evade their trial
District Attorney Cobb would not consent TO
any reduction under any consideration. so Jus
tiCe Williams signed an order fixing their bail
~ S5Gt8 each. with the privilege Of making
further motion IN the matter later IN the DAY II
Mr.. and Mrs. Richman were finally released
on bail OF 5000 each, and are expected 70 reacn
local liquor dealer. and Joseph Marian, a hotel
proprietor. went on the bond. Mrs. RiChTnan
Was wss dressed. She were diamond earrings
and q fre diamond brooch.
A suspicious fact is that the couple. who we're
watched from adjacent room, did not retire
to rest for the entire night, but moved UneaSl-y
about Mrs. RiChman says that the money
found was her own, and that she did not know
how the necklace came inte her trunk. The
necklace was identified by Mr. Davidson OF the
firm OF J. CordreiCe, of Fitth-ave-, from Whon
II was purchased by DIT. DelabaTre. Nr. David
son arrived today.
Louis I Richman has been for fifteen years n
the Business Of manufacturing mirrors a. No. -
Bevsry.
he has been Identified With various Hebrew cha1-
tiles OF the city. AT time he was vice Presi-
dent cf the Beth Israel Hospital and subscribing
member Of the Mount Sinai Hospital and the
Montefere Home Association. Nj ana MIS- ttlc---
man live with seven OF their chlldreh IN ttetLs -Ss
CCnev island. Al the beginning o. this week tne
couple left for the Thousand ISLANDS Ihey nad
recently celebrated the twenty-aith anniversary CI
their marriage. ... -, -
efTfce at No. 70 West Fifty-nlnth-st- ne married
on Monday Frances Freeand Hagamau, and they
are spending their honeymoon in the Thousand
Islands. Mrs DelabarTe is the widow Of Theodore
FaEarran a wealthy broker. WHO died three years
sss ET DeisBsFTs Is graduate - Brown Ghi-
vers:ty. ana IS visiting physician . the New
York Ophthalnic Hospital TLe necklace nSlrlns
in the case was the wedding gift OF Dr. Delabarre
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