New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
BUSY CHECKING FRAUD.
FtUe Hundred Warrants Ready for
Service TO-day.

The near approach of Election Day evident
yesterday in Police Headquarters and in the office
OF the Superintendent of Elections. where it
salo that hve hundred warrants had been issued
py Mr Leary for service to-day. All day long the
Ooiiiuors or the building crowded with men
summoned to appear before the superintendent q q
ms uepuues. The superintendent, armed with af-
hua''s' went before the grand jury. and many
IIu'ctmehts are expected to result. At Police
headquarters it was announced that twenty-five
hundred warrants had been issued for faIsa ragie-
Uauon' and letter from Attorney General Jack
son to Commissioner Bingham was made public
Inns leuer informed the Commissioner that the
Attorney General had appointed a number of spe-
claI deputies, who would be on DUTY TODAY in
police courts to prosecute cases of election fraud
ana urged the police to cooperate with the depu-
ties in preventing fraud
Two men were sentenced for false registration
Dy Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions Yesterday
Joseph Healy. Of No 66 West lO9th street who
mao been remanded TO the Tombs to give him A
ciance 10 reveal the names of those who had been
associated with him in his offence. was sentenced
TO serve in states prison term of not less than
-FOUR years and six months and not more than four
years and eleven months when he refused to name
those concerned in the fraud. In sentencing him
Judge Rosalsky said
i think that yoI were wilful perjurer at your
trial and 1 believe you a member OF a gang
OF repeaters. You are given this sentence as a
lesson to ALL
Frank Hail. of No. 96 West 99th street. was SEN
fenced TO serve year in the penftentiary after
he had pleaded guilty TO two indictments for
fraudulent registration. Judge Rosalsky made the
sentence light in view Of the assistance that Hall
rendered in Gnearthing frauds in the 18th Assem-
bly, District.
In the West Side it was found that Herbert
Lyons of No. 56l West 57th street for whom war
rant had been issued, died about week ago. When
the jantress of the house asked why she had
not told about it. she replied: Because you did
not ask me You asked me whethe. he lived there
and l said no."
When Patrick a. Haley. Democratic captain of
the Dist Election District OF the 7th Assembly Dis
trict and keeper in the Ludlow street JAIL was
arraigned before Magistrate Moss charged with
had been due 10 a mistake in the registration
outrage and cautioned the police declaring that he
would he particular about issuing warrants in
future
The justices Of the Supreme Court have made
arrangements that all parts of Manhattan and
The Bronx will be covered. making IT unnecessary
10 take the time to go 20 the County Court house
with n case that has to be decided at once. The
justices Will sit in the courthouse the Municipal
Building, at fremont and Third avenues. and in
the Union Market police station.
Two November grand Juries were sworn In yes
terday by Judge Rosaisky, for which 212 cases are
waiting In charging the grand jury Judge RosaI-
sky read the prcsentment regarding election frauds
handed up by October jury. The judge called
attention the election laws and 10 the necessity
of maintaining honest elections II a popular gov
ernment IS TO be supported