The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-16

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women tHfitiouod NtRlstuto FuflonE rs
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Mics Hopnio had g,ynu NJ, nn u sn . wear
position ~ hIyrf M ~ department stnrr -
work Tor nothing IN tho interests " younR
girls. She had h'rn working M the ppllon
courts without Tay and when the time ram"
that the pruhnt louHry officer WA 10 receive
Remuneration for her H]'rvirna Tao Brook.
Ign women petitionad Maglstrat" llrlnng
10 appoint Miss Rooule ~" ignored the
p~esition and appointed Mrs. Tictjrn, who
h the wife ~ one Of hs political supporters
and who has assisted him m IN" faCtipnal
eight against Election Commissioned John
MaRuire In the old Twrnty-iirst Assembly
district In Kings county
IL was Mrs. HetJen who took tn" Heddeu
Rirl 10 the house Of Gussie Hcyman. where
Frank Grossbard, "a married man, HEcd AZ "A
boarder, II was in this house, tie girl testi-
fed. abe had been assaulted 10y GroS4hard "A
friend Of Magistrate Furlong. II il also
alleged that Magistrate Furlong, who took
such a deep interest N the hayward glF bad
her taken TO a hotel at Rocka way Beech
last summer. 40 that he could keep an y
on her and see that she kept straight.
Some Of the lawyers, commenting on this
fact yesterday, sald that "A kaineA law
hotel at Rookaway Beach was a queer place
to send a waywaTd glrl To reform. h
lawyer said that Magistrate Furlong knew,
Grossbard; knew that he did not live with
his wife, and also knew hat Grossllard did
live as a boarder with Mra. Heyman, and it
was to this place Chat magistrate FurlonE
Instructed Mrs Tietjen h take the girl I'm
discussing this chase OF the case Magistrate
Furlong said:
-In my magisterial capacity | try to save
young girls from penal institutions. and
take advantage Of the probation system.
In this case | decided to place her in charge
of Mrs. Ida NJ. Tietien, a probation Off
Ger, and had her sent to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Heyman at POO Arlington avenue,
Brooklyn, persons | knew to be OF high
moral character. They AVE three grown
eons and three daughters living with them,
and | felt that life in a place of this sort
would save the girl"
1t was while the girl was in jail that Mrs.
Tietien, Grossbard and lawyer kathan
visited her, and it was at this time that they
induced the girl to sign an affidavit repudi-
ating the charges against Grossbard.
All these matters will be considered by
the grievance committee of the Brooklyn
Bar Association.
Mr.. Kathan denied absolutely that he had
ever advised the girl, as she stated, to
plead guilty to the larceny charge.
Il never saw the girl in court or any
place else" said Lawyer katban, until
after she had beeu arraigred, had pleaded
guilty and was held for the Grand Jury. |
was sent for and saw the girl in the Gates
avenue prison. ] told her she had macie a
mistake in pleading guilty. Size then signed
a retainer and asled me to do all ] could in
getting her out of Jail. ] got her bail for
her."