The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-11
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nlaht utyen q teisafatn from CoIllas saying
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llsesm With having faitsd " mahs seturhs
utoN Ga, en- which abe hed given tbeus 70
invest lot IaS In vifainto ttmbes lands,
Prensnan was 10 10 married 10 silss shaw
tWo hours later. Bis irIeBds faieud ts.eos
In cash and beilsti him out, aad he va mar
rcd On aehedule time. Evans gave bail on
s0f iii the ousrasss I know. Of said,
Magistrate Wahls when he fead the teie-
srssn ordering the fr'ea''' this o"e !" the
You have heard Of. burning. outragsg
hrlt Isn't this q terrible onef" queried
Frank Lord, u for Fres'nah n
"T"yr,bIs2' Magistrate wahIo said In .
q damn1bls outrage, The very thought
~ II rnaites ones blood boil,
This IL not the first outrage the Chicago
polloe have committed " ! can manae0
X, 10 win be the last, IL settles Supt. Collins
Of the Chicago police. 90 isr a. New nora
of City Magistratoa, and az the next meeting
I VIII lay the entire matter before tbs board.
I don't think any metnbgr Of the board
will iesue warranss hsrcaftsr on his tsle-
graphite request.
thing done he will have TO walt. This 10
not flS. lr.t oase In which reapect able
bllainpe. man have been u~nwarrentcdly
arrested ut the REQUEST Of Supt. Collins.
who has then coolly asked 70 lave then
discharged, Something must be wrong
with ths Chicago police, especially those In
his Office.
'Gsnilcmen, you are honorabfy dis
charged with the apology OF the Court.
freeman and Evans ON leaving court said
they would bring OWL suits for false arrest
against both Supt, Collins and Mrs; MOODY.
that States Attorney Healy refused to sign
requiaition papers for Victor T.. Freeman
and Rufus A. Evans, arrested in New YORK
for alleged embezzlement OF $4,000 from
Mrs. Rliza Moody Of 1877 lakewood Bouievardt
Chicago. He held that there was no proof
10 show that the crime OF embezziemens
had been committed.
These are the facts as given out at deteo-
tive headquarters: jackson Nd. Evans,
an attorney living ct 1880 Vincennes avenue,
Chicago, received q power OF az a6tornsy
OF Virginia timber lands. Later she be-
came suspicious and decided to withdraw
from the deal.
Attorney Evans informed her that he
had not the money at hand, but gave her
a note, to which Freeman and Rufus Evans
attached their signatures as sureties, The
note does not fall due for some m
Mrs. Moody, it is said, has already accepted
$500 interest on It.
jackson Evans. who was arrested in Chi
oago yesterday, is now out on bond pending
q hear ing on May 10.
Several attorneys called at my Office
Yesterday and asked mo to order the re.
lease Of the men arrested in New York
said Chief Collins II did not know all
circumstances Of the caee at that time and
THEY can't sur me said the chief, 'and
"a far as the criticism goes, | don't care
what they say about me. The. woman
told the detective bureau that she had been
swindled and swore out a warrant. Then
she said the men were in New York and
were arrested. a brother Of one Of Q came
10 see me, and then the matter began to take
on O different appearance. We laid the
matter before the States Attorney, and he
refused to issue requisition, papers, and
upon his advice we ordered the men re-
Mood,