The sun., 1903-09-02
Kelly right alongside, When men pointed
cameras at him Parks only glared.

cameras at him Parks only glared.
On the way down in the smoker Parks
and Mccarthy sa. together, with Deputy
Sheriff Kelly In the rear seat. Parks most
Of the way chewed moodily on the end Of
q cigar. the first he had had since the prison
doors closed on him last week.
Waiting at the station here was big
crowd. 1t was started by the gathering
OF about 800 iron workers, members OF
Parks's union. They attracted others and
pretty soon the station was crowded and
| the street outside was blocked. Parkss
| followers, headed by Assemblyman Butler,
| Deverys man had arranged to take Parks
| down to the Tombs in a cab, end six cabs
In all had been engaged. several OF the
drivers Offering TO take Parks himself
down for not hing
But the SherifY's Office had made other
arrangements, Anticipating that a crowd
would gather the unusual course had been
taken of sending up the Black Maria to
bring Parks TO the Tombs.
| When the train bearing Parks arrived at
2:2S there was a jam about the gate and
the police were almost powerless Persons
by the iron workers, who were with the ut
most difficulty rest trained from forcing
their way down the platform.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly had been quick to
see what was going on As soon as he
alighted from the train he started across
the tracks with Parks hoping to get out
| unnoticed through the main station.
But the iron workers in u second caught
sight of the familiar brown derby above
the big shoulders and bony frame Of the
walking delegate. Then there went up
in unison from thousands OF throats the
greeting:
Hello. Sam"
The shout stopped business not only in
the station but outside Of IT as well. Traffic
on Forty-eecond street became hopeessly
blocked. Men fought to get near the
station and hundreds we're at the windows
in the nearby buildings.
Through the main waiting room, followed
by crowd Of thousands, Kelly pushed his
prisoner. In the struggling crowd on all
sides Of him now and then bunch OF roses
was waved high in the air by whte-capped
iron worker. Again and again he tried
To get it to Parks only TO be swept back
by the police. who were almost traTnpled
on.
Meanwhile the crowd outside was grow
ing constantly larger Wagons and street
cars were hopelessly wedged In among
the thousands OF men and women Mhel
Parks appeared at the entrance another
great cry Of @Hello, Saml" went up. but as
! before Parks merely nodded. -.
! The prison van WAS at the curb. but ~
looked almost impossible 70 get Park;
across 10 it, As he stood with Kelly fecnl
the crowd, the bouquet OF flowers was
} finally handed to him and Parks waved
| it in the air.
) stand back, boys he said. 'You see
Another mighty cheer went up from hi
t | followers, but Parks's face quickly re-
! sumed its subdued expression 10 hi
? followers it must have been changed
- Sam Parks, for his face seemed even thinne
. . and paler while his hair was close cropped
= and the familiar rnlistache was gone.
{ 1t was some time before the police coult
0 clear way to the van When he got III
t side and Kelly. standing on the step. ha'
I locked the door, Parks in response to I'M
= cheers Of his followers could he seen wavlnI
= the bouquet near one OF the STATS IN I'M
door. though he himself was invisible.
q The six cabs followed the prison val
q | and 1t made strange procession down u
: the Tombs. Another crowd OF 1000 person
had gathered there. Parks was cheere'
as he got out Of the van and cheere'
4 ! again when his followers spied him walkin
= over the Bridge OF Sighs. To this greetin
Parks replied:
= "Not, now, bows, I'm still in custody
a Wait till get out.
q The crowd did wait. They thronge
Rec, rider COTS court room when Park
v was brought in accompanied by lawye
"a Eustace, his counsel, and Devery' nephew
e j. J. Byrne, who was prepared to offer bal
d Earlier in the day Mr. Rand and Lawye
n Eustace had seen the Recorder ana ha
bail fixed at 81 900 on each Of the three r
= dictments on which Park has yet 10 betriec
i LAWYER Eustace said he also understoo
that the Recorder had said he would acceT
v bail for Parks on the certificate amountin
q to $1,000. He was greatly SURPRISE
when Recorder Goff accepted !3yrne
l. tfT,tft l.tt Ia
& fused point blank to accept the slO,W
bond.
., AS n matter of courtesy to the J,stitl
y" granting ths cert ifcate ! think II onl
light to refer this matter 70 him, the h
l. corder said Mr.. Rand had already signe
- the only thing Parks could do was :"
back 10 he prison pen.
le His followers outside We're disappoInt et
IN They had planned a tremendous reccptlo
a. for him, had he come out free. VINE
- they heard he might have TO stay In II
'o Tombs all night most "f them lett
lawyer Elistace, after bail had bee
refused by the Recorder, hurried 10 ~
q County Court House and later got Justr
J.. Amend to agree 10 accept bail, fhiF
was hustled int "A cab, greeted again WI
a cheer by those who had waited and
le few minutes later came ont OF the CoI
g. House once more under bail. Only IA han'
AL ful Of his followers were left then, but the
,. gave him another cheer and Parks shott
'' hands all around as he started for Il
~ carriage.
I'm see yer tomorrow, boys, he sal
" with a trace Of weaTincss.
- "Oh, no, you won't" shouted one ma
- pushing up to Parks, you'll see MS rig
' here"
y Not long ago Parks would have knock
Is a man down for speaking to him In su'
SO tone Yesterday he only mosd 81
.d nearer to the carriage door. Tim Mc.a
-, thy, the other delegate, got in betwe
," them, and taking bin from his poch
showed II into the mans hands,
lit That's all right. Jim," he said, and Z
H. last seen of Jim he, with the other RENAL
81 ing iron workers, was heading toward l
~ ~, nelrest saloon 10 have one on sam,
ks il was said Hst night that Parks wou
On be present AT the meein OF In" boHrd
n walking Delegates to-day H. viii recei
~ an address Of welcome from them II hedo'
~ He refused to be- interviewed yeslefdH
~ hut when his lawyer asked hun II he n
ie been able to sleep up ia" river Parks IA
le "Slecp2 Nou know me-. ] always sle'
,d and they amt got all the strength odt
me yet
~ UOLItIIN ar JHE IOhHs