The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-06
Federal Grand Jury Finds Bills
Against DOlan, Barrett, Gar
rett and Barbaglia.
DEFENDANTS FURNISH BONDS.
Additional Bill Against Policeman
Ayers Perjury on His Statement
That He Knew Nothing of
Naturalization Papers.

FRANK Garrett patrolman IN the MoEh'tu
District and John Barbaglia. Democratic
Precinct Committeeman In the Twenty
fourth Ward. were indicted on charges OF
conspiracy to violate the laws of the United
States. and an additional Indictment was re-
turned against Garrett, on a perjury charge.
by the Federal Grand Jury, which made It's
final report to Judge Elmer b. Adams yes
terday noon.
According to the Indictment the four men
land divers other evil-disposed persons did
''conspire. confederate and agree together
wifully. knowingly, Intentionally and
feloniously to commit an offense and crime
against the laws of the United States. and
did cause TO be issued fraudulent naturaliza-
tion papers to Pietro Eenegoni, Tony Nasgi.
Nomi Ernesto. Louis Delphino. Franck Fer
rario ana Louis Peliegrinl. all aliens, who
| were not entitled to said papers,
Dolan heard that he was to be indicted,
and shortly after the Grand Jury made its
report. A. c. Davis. hia attorney. called on
United States Marshal ~. L. Morsey. and
said that he would be at the Federal build
| ing with his bondsmen at p. m.
DEFENDANTS GIVE BOND.
| Garrett came In with Dolan. Their bonds
We're fixed at 5000 on each charge, and
| were signed by Themes Finnerty, cigar
dealer. living at No. 1927 Belle Mace; John
! p. Mooney, a saloonkeeper at No. 1854 Ken
| nerly avenue: John ]. Ball, butcher, at
No. 1909 Garfield avenue; Councilman Joseph
| Spiegelhalter. Jr Spectator. of No. 55iS
| Sidney street: and Charles w. MAYER. man
| ager Phoenix Brewery, of No. 1901 Castle
| man avenue.
The defendants were ordered to appear on
| the first day Of the November term of court.
| Barrett is out on 5000 bonds on other cases.
Barbaglia IS under sentence to the Peniten-
tiary and is the chief witness for the Gov
| eminent.
| The conspiracy charged against the -four
| indicted men is that on or about October /
| 1902. Barrett secured blank naturalization
papers which had been signed and stamped
| to Dolan. who in turn gave them to Garrett
| who delivered them to Barbaglia, it is
| charged The latter filled them in with the
| names of Italians who had been in this
| country only few months. and thus for
| titled, they voted in the November election
| last year.
! Barbaglia was convicted last week and
sentenced to three years in the Penitentiary
| for naturalization frauds. Since that time
F., he has decided to turn Governments wit
ness. and. with his wife, was before the
| Federal Grand Jury yesterday and Thurs
| day. Both Of them are supposed to have
testified that Garrett delivered the blank
I'm Cont atiu ron n.t lon oare them oI,t
Garrett then proceeded to show him the
| proper way. According. to Mr.. and Mrs
directinn The work anu 81
NAMES IN PURPLE INK.
When the Federal Grand Jury began its
| Investigations in January. according tc
| Barbaglia, Dolan sent for him. Barbaglia
had written the names with purple ink, a
| combination which was likely to arouse
comment When the Italian reached Do.
isn's saloon he @c claims to have been intro.
duced to Barrett as an attorney. who gave
hin, h,anL r,at,,r,,,v,t;o,, ,.r,ars ,,h,o, 80
MN oiank naturailHa',on papers "hlch were r
| to be exchanged for the purple-ink ones ir
| the possession of the men who had beer
Registered Iast fall RarhapIia did not know
| ~ iaS' i'''' Ia. -" u'u ''ot N'''
ognized him when he was on trial in the
| Court of Anpa.ls
| Rarhes,ia "a tis n;,a ,ora sft,ipp IN :
| corner ~ MaTsbau Mnrsev,s afI;ca xvher
6nian OF M la sta-s Morseg otce "hei
| "IJonast IN CoS neIsr aaH. that uouar
before in nv life y Exclaimed Doian wh,.r
she was pointed out to him. II was nevei
III baroasMa mouse anu uoh KNOW 'H'''t
| Dolan's brother. Policeman Peter Dolan
| who lives with him at No. 64ol Manchester
avenue. was very SICK YESTERDAY afternoon
man ''''' "ooeo " VIC - 'e
THE doctors have given him up" ex-
planned John. and am anxious to get oacF
| 10 ms DeusioS ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,;,;,.e
that he was ignorant of any conspiracy. 81
never took anything to Barbaglia's house
| he said Some OF the Italians on. 'Dagt
| Hill would swear anything against me. aut
| know that if am dependent on their ties
| timony. l shall be convicted l have beer
| patrolling that beat, and have been forced
| to make arrests. which have not added tC
| my popularity with them
| Garrett has roomed ut Doian's house fol
| six years. Three years ago he was trans
| ferred from "Dago Hill in Cheltcnham L
! the Seventh District. but went back there
| in March
| nickname of 81 nng john Dolan. His pres
| emit difficulty does not involve the Demo
| cratic City Committee. He represents tbs
| Twenty-fourth Ward. where "Daso Hilf' |:
situated. and BarbaGlla. as his Precinct
Committeeman. is charged with trying ,'
elected a Constable last fall. In factinna
| rolitics he has always been aligned with tn,
Butler element. but is well liked by poll
ticians generally.
80, 49,. ,.a.s,,a, ~, r.o.
1t Is claimed that MARSHAL rom Bafrei
| of the Court of Appeals secured the blanl
| na'u' imp -. -. -, N
Barbaglia. from locker IN clerk 1ohn
Murphy's office in the Court of Appeals
MI. murphy - sa'u ~ Wv. s,,.
eral authortles tha' II, of'et " eApeu,'
| matters, he had signed a number of thu
| papers. stamped them and put them in
| io'het ioi eihei seh'!- ~ "H' ant
The charge of perjury against Garrett Il
based on his denial that ne said TO Bar
vos CAN'T vo,, make them oute''
Garrett was before the Grand Jury twic