The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
SANPARKS Out OF JAIL TO-DAY
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sssyRHy ATTORNEY WANTS
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a, M~ss~uass~ sswata rrees Sam sse
Wsrss 10 Get easenor Wi NWnur.


Sar parh., the walking desecate, got
a certificate VI reasonable doubt v"sierria,
and to-,,ay viii probably ret ou, OF Sing
sing Prison. where he was sen, only the
other day. convicted of estor,ion. When
Parks learns the news hc had moi yet
learned 1, last night II will undoubtedly
cheer him There were other people wee
terday who did moi seem 30 very sorry,
A. they nigh, have been expected to hc,
II IL considered doubtful whether Parks
would have had worse time an Sing Sing
Prison than he il likely 10 have IN the lhs-
trict Attorneys irving pan IN the next
few weeks
When the news reached 'he District
Attorney office Assistant District A.
tornev Rand. who had prosecuted Parks
and who has charge OF Mr. Jeromr's ohicc
IN the la,ter's absence had left tor ms sum
mei home in Rye Earlier IN IN" day
however, he had said that # Parks got
out of Sing Sing he would I've put "n trial
al once on the three indictments FOR eN-
tortion which are still pending against
him
he had tried TO get Parkss n,encr post
poned in order that he might be tined on
those three indictments But Parks and hs
lawyers insisted that the sentence be pro-
nounced II was pronounced and Parks,
instead "f being carried out Of the court
room on he shoulders Of his faithful friends,
went out OF the room, crestfaIlen and de-
lecfed and staggering under the hardest
blow that crook ed labor has ever received
in New York
Parks's lawyers got the certificate Of
reasonable doubt from Justic" Sewell,
Who is sitting IN Brooklyn. The Justice
announced az AS O'Clock Yesterday after
noon tina, he had signed the certificate
and had fixed Parkss hail N $1,000. He
had previously spent two hours reading
the briefs for and against The application,
which were handed up toy Mr. Rand and
Parks lawyer, J = IaIstace
When w. Justice made the announce
ment II was received 10y Assistant District
Attorney GEay In the corridor of the
court room o. the time were Assemblvman
Dck Btltler from Big Bill Devery's district
and Farley. the labor man who was indicted
with Parks Mr. Eusiace said that Big
Bill Devery would probably Civ" bail for
verbal reasons '"' grd''nE me ",r' iilca'e
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DECISION Yesterday an, the snnlica
lion Of LAWYER Eustsc. for change az
venue or the t,ial If the three nj, her bond
inc iud,r, ,nerts ayains, Parks and If the
indic, ment against Jirnothv Mccarthy
annthnr Walking delegate
Nr Eustace eIrgad Elm, his chants could
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90 ,ho cop,ma,,te u.hich had hean nubl;shod
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