The evening Republican., 1902-09-25
Ida DOAK TO
TELL STORY.
Will Make a Clean Breast Of
Everything About tlf Fraud
on Hooper & Townsend

eVluenCo a. pdlllsu UIuSc Implicated.
John Fow, attorney. sad yesterday
that Miss Doak came to Philadelphia a
to appear at noon in Magistrate Gun
ningham' office as witness against
the alleged conspIrators six OF VIII ON
were arranged for hearings.
Three of the defendants incud ing
Corwin, waved hearings aud we're
bound over for trial, and the bearings &
Of the other three were postponed.
The seventh arrest in connection
with the conspiracy was made after
the arraignment of the prisoners.
Frederick Schiller, OF 1927 Turner
street, an empIoye of HOPES Il Town
send was taken into custody in the
courtroom and was held in bail for
hearing next Wednesday.
1t was said that the loss OF the
firm through the pecuIatlOns Of the
corspirators amounts to ablut $50 l..
600.
The men who were arranged we're
Gabriel Eugene Corwin, John Joseph
Lawrence. Anthony GAM. J. j.
Morrow, Charles II. Schnitzer and
James G Maxwell. Corwin, Law.
lcnce and CAM, through their at.
torneys waived hearings and were
held in $4,000 bail each ivr trial.
Attorney Fow and Shields, for
Hopes Il Townsend, asked that
Corwins, bail lie increased to 500
but tie Magistrate refused to grant
the request. Corwin was taken back
to jail. The hearings OF Morrow,
Maxwell and SchnitzIer were post
poned until Gext Wednesday because
their lawyers werc busy Yesterday.
Schiller, who has long been fore
man OF the bolt department Of the
linopcs X Townsend ant. had been
subpl nacd as Il witness. IL, was
placed under arrest aud arralgned
MIR. Hopes swrle that the prisoner
was i'm! Heated in the conspiracy,
and he was held for a heurin. next
Wrinys lay. lie is said to nave ad-
mitted that he made tools for the
c,nsplratorS, bat that he thought the
work WAS for the tirn.
Before the earraignmenls Mrs Gansz,
mother Of Anthunv GlnSz, met her
son for ne first time since lie was ar
reS,Gl The woman tainted in the
courtroom and sObUed bitterly when
She was revived. Mrs. Co?Hln was
also II court.
Mr. FOw, who represents the pros.
ecution, said after the hearint ts that
Miss DOlk was in the city and was
near tue Magistrates Office, prepar-
ed to give testimony agllnst CorWn
had amy evidence Uecn taken.
"Snc vii, UoJ be arrested now" -"
said Mr.. Fow, "She Is ready to tell
all she knows about the case. !
have asked that the case be return
ed to court daring the present term,
so that indictments may be drawn
up Immediately. Miss Doak will
probably be indicted as co-con5pir-
alor, as will Attorney Hidrcth, of
Camden, CJrwlu'S confession imDli-
Gated others. and we will not make
it pAbic until tie wh0.s case has
been stted.
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