New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
AL" ADAMS'S TERM OVER
HE LEAVES SING SING.
-s,,os3s Pa;.gic5tp,-No Further
Prosecution, Capt. Goddard SAYS


Arbozt = Adams ne policy king. vsoI-
Captain Norton God6ard's Arr.-Fo-i-y l-7-=a
eszhrons6 after q long and bitter s-r-Ez-e. 'fs
rs;s.ssd from sing sing prison al go O'Clock
vestsrday morning. He cane directly 10 New
-yors- rpent couple of hours vita his attorney
n-d r.s, estate agents. and then went 70 JOIN
hfu family several members o. which are SAID
70 be waiting sor hlm a. Mount Carmel. X r.
Fss,-ors a few words spoken - reporters as ne
-vaF enterine the carriage whi1H took aila
away frog1 lla prison gates. 1e 1iaoe 70 STATE
y7ent The s3nz.e sentence cr tr-s remark vas
4. uus urotest agaius- lis iIaV-isonzaent, and
entirely lacked the oidtiuae defiance ot tne Tl'il
who fet secure because ~ tne immense s~-ii7
vrsfch hs paid fo- protection.
-For the last year and half" ne said I
have asea in az awful position, which. n my
opinion was 20 fault of E-ae.
There vii pc TO further proceedings or any
sort aEniast Adams. HIS policy operations
ceased v-her The police raided his zeal estate
0eBoe at No 80 West TEi-ry-lfth-st and se-
cured The evidence which resulted In his convlc-
rsor- There IS no one in SeH-Yo-l- who VIII be
better pleased 10 see Adams lead an uprigE-
business lire thar tho men Wlo sent him 10 S-1S
Sing for promoting the E2ez-est a-'.l most r-l-
Gus form Of gambling rhar was ser devised.
We have absolutely no feeling agaiiSt
AasruE" declared Captain Norr0E Goddard -
n Tribune reporter he has suffered fu- pun
aFhrnert as the law decTesc. for MS errors ~
fhe past. and thar past should BE- dropped
know of 10 further proceedings thar WIZ ne
brought against him, and ! cer1a-r-y nope ne
v-ill improve this opportunity Of leading an up
rarht life Re VIII not be watched Personall--
t5ough we are stiu keeping AZ eye on The gen
aral psEcy situation
There Is practically no policy IN this city g.
tie present time There may be . few snipsrs
2. work BIT they ere keeping well under cover
and doing little damage. ~ sniPers mean
men of small capital who a-e able 70 get I-tle
graf By conducting small shops AS system
Htized form OF gambling policy 70 longer exists.
snd I co nor believe # VIII ever again ser
focthold here
From the tine n leaving sing sing Adams
showed plainly that he wanted 10 publicity a
crowd was waiting for him ar The Ossining sta
ton wnich was the most cor-snienr one from
which 10 start 70 New York ne vas driven 70
SCARBOROUGH. rhe station on The NeT-4 OK
Central rredla-eiv below 0ssi-t1g, and was
about 10 board The 7.0s train there when he saw
sorne reporters entering The --aLr. He returned
u ms carriage then and vas driven sc7oss
Country TO a station on the Putnam division
Es reached The Grand Central shorty before
z O'Clock and was soired ay his former counsel
James Oliver who defended hlm and accomp7-
med hin TO sing sing On Ar-il = last year
They had break-zst a. a restaurant near the
citation and then went - The Office o. Pocher x
c. a. no 10 Tes- Thirty -fourrh-sf- who have
charge ~ his large real estate holdings The
consultation lasted several hours. and vnen X
closed Adams went ou- by q rear entrance 70
avoid the crowd a. curious persons who were
waiting for hin 10 come 0ur The front way
AT the Once o. Pocher & Co yesterday after
noon clerks denied THAR Adams had been there
during The day. They said they knew nothing
os his movements There can be no mistake
about his having gone there from the station,
however as he was seen uy several trades
people and others 20 no knew him.
Adams wore a neat f--l-E grayish tweed suit
ard black IAN oVercozt- The clothes We're sent
20 him week ago. ard he did not make use Of
rhe suit which The S-at= provides for released
colvlcrs IL appearance ADAMS has changed
little during l-s clI-r=1-e1- Ee wears MS
beard trimmed little closer and his face
showed The usual prison p---or- There are con-
friends declare rla- -- IS -FtlE Of cClslr1I Irlon
Others are equally sure thar The prison eXEe-
r1euce benefited his lez.-h and that he is a
ErrouEe- man to-day rhan then be went 10
sing Sing
HIS friends say that he l= through with gam
sine iu The rl-u-e t1 his growing real estate in
ter=srs. He is most anxious 10 regain the ciri-
se-sntp which rl l1=- through con sfCtion and
2r-rr-s------z-r -or t=.~-T and iu Que tirUe d IS
eTnor - have him restored 70 Fun citizenship.
This restoration Is never given until an ex-
c3aEi'i has E.ten c1-c.asre proof thar he IS
leading an urrzEt ltfe