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The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
THREAT TO MAKE RAID.
Capt Boardman Says He VIII Pre-
vent Lodge from Meeting.


Capt. BOardman. chief OF detectives
said last night he would take steps 10
have a raid made on the first meeting
held by the alleged fraternal organiza-
tion OF which DR.. a. P. Riedel is the
head.
The chief made this statement after
hearing of the refusal OF Chief Justice
Clabaugh TO grant an Injunction 10 pre-
vent Mai. Sylvester and Capt BOardman
from interfering with the meetings Of the
society
II is alleged by the police that the or
ganization is not bona fide. and acting
on this view they raided a meeting Of the
society at Fifth and g streets about two
months ago. II was TO prevent a similar
raid that DR.. Riedel asked for the in
junction. The case is stin pending in the
Police Court.
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LOCAL MENTION.


To Fort MonrDe. Norfolk. Newport News. and al
POINTS South-Norfolk and Washington steaners
every evening in the year az $50.
To Rock Greek Bridge. Zoologieal PARK Chevy
Chase, and Kensingtou-Cars lrom Fifteenth street
and New York avenue eGoTy fifteen minutes.
To Alexandria-Ferry steamer Lackawanna even
hour and half from a. N. 10 p N
To Fort Myer. Arlington National Cemetery.
Falls Church, and FsirfaN Corst House-Cars from
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and Aoue-
duct Bridge.
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The lexington Women's Christian
Temperance Union met Friday evening
at the home OF Mrs. H. NJ Gunderson.
45 Florida avenue northwest The
meeting was opened by Miss Amy Il.
White, and PRAYER was offered by Mrs.
Hanson. Clippings from the Union Sig
nal were read. Miss Rice, superin-
tendent Of medal contest work. gave
a talk on the benefits Of medal con-
tests, and how TO get boys and girls in
terested. Mrs. II. NJ. Gunderson and
Mrs. a. ]. Rogers were chosen refresh
ment committee for the meeting of the
Mothers Club, April /.
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a life of the Late ex-Gov. DapicI u

4 life Of the late eX-tIOv. Daniel II.
Chamberlain. of South Carolina being in
preparation, his son will be ir-iebted TO
any persons possessing letters Of interest
from him IL they Will kindly send them
10 Paul c. Chamberlain, 10 TOrrington
Square. London. ". G.. England. The
utmost discretion will be exercised in
their use, and care IN returning them as
soon as copies can be made
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MAY BUILD THEATER
William Norris, of New York,
Said to Be Interested.
THE STORY IS DOUBTED HERE

Real Estate Operations Fairly Ae-
tive Last Week-La Corona Apart
ment SOId-Suburban Tracts to
he Subdfvided-Many Residences
Change Hands-Other News.
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Only ten cents week. delivered AT
your door-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main goo.
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Wiper Abandons Trial Trip.

Spring Flowers In Great Variety.
Sweet peas. tulips. &c. Shaffer, 14th *
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A Delicate Attention.
send flowers Those from Gude's will
always last longest. l2l4 F.
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Two Large Packages Grandma Soar
Powder for 25c; cakes Oleine Soap for
29c; Ivory Starch, 4e; BOTTLES Blue for
l0c; Pearl Soap, pc J. T. d. Pyles' II
Stores.
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Sunday Hours, g p. ~. to II p. M.
Phila. Oyster e Chop House. 513 nth st.aw
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Entire Building Devoted 10 Rubber
Goods. The Rubber Store, 933 F ST. NV
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Eckington Women Meet.

IL Pays 10 Ruy Rubber Goods
At The Rubber Store. 933 F. Quality kind
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Watch for a oity-Randle Highlands.
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THE HOLMHuRST

Pennsylvania Ave. near beach UnobStructed ocean
view. Private baths stationary wAshstands with hot
and cold running water IN bedrooms. Elevator to
street level Capacity. zoo Open all the year Hotel
electric coach meets trains Literature upon request
HENRY DARNFII
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
Baths and massage IN Weli-equipped depart
ments viii help many suffering from the strain OF re-
cent financial disturbance Trained attendants ony.
Baths open 10 guests OF other hotels.
r. l.. YOUNG. Manager
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CHETWOoDE ePE ePE

Ideal location: near beach and attractions Steam
heat; Iaror; baths. Special. s. per day up
S 70 SIS weekly. Booklet. Capacity. 30
fe2l-Tt T. " DEMPSEY.
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HOTEL DEVILLE Ne hsHt9esy re- ave, Avs;
TIE aINE

Open ell year. Private baths Sun parlor Elevate
TO street Steam heat Booklet j. p. GIBERSoN.
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CARS TO kENSINGTON

Frum 18th st. and N. Y. ave. every Is min. Pas,
Rock Creek Bridge. Park. main entrances Zoo 70
Chevy Chase Lake. Correct with KensingtoE cara
Round trip tickets. &c. at Fusseli's.
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HOTEL STERLING

N2V1LL DAL4NLANOI hFNTTChY AYF
FTCproof steam heat: electric lights; elevator to
street level large. sunny rooms; SO and up weekly
s. and ND daily. VI. l. FINCH.
F.pr
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
The RALSToN22EEHPEIE 22EP ErfFEEFTEtkl. fHFsTfTtl

Celebrated for lis home comforts. Refined patron
age. Excellent service. Uneacciled. ample acconImo-
oatious Close 90 ocean front al Young Pier. Write
:or booklet. CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR
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NENcLARI0E la 4fs.a - End u, :,

ST. Charles Place and Beach. Sunny rooms over
looking the Hot and cold water baths Su
perior table. Booklet. CHAS. L. WAGNER
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es may be abused And. unless the

ties may be abused And. unless the
present tendency to permit the use
of any amount of force or fraud in
the securing of confession is soon
checked we shall find ourselves bark
ing back to the methods of older days
when the prisoner was denied counsel
and was tortured. If confession could
be obtained in no other way. A man
who is in the position Adams was
placed in will grasp at almost any
means affordins relief
Coming to the question of McPar-
lands ("Pope Plus Mcfarland Hill
ton called him authority. Judge Hill
ton said that though technically he
might have had no legal authority,
yet he did have authority actually-he
represented the government of the
state of Idaho. the Pinkerton detect
i've agency. the prophet Nathan and
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promises he knew he had not the au-
thority to fnlfill."
Coming to McParland's statement
that he had talked to Adams. using
Scriptural illustrations, Judge Hilton
declared: And so we see Mcfarland
using the name of the Savior in sort
of doublebarreled capacity for the
salvation of Steve and the damnation
of those he wished Steve to inform
against.
And then comparing himself to
Nathan the prophet-I've never in my
professional experience come upon
such a ludicrous thing. All | can say
is that when Mcfarland puts himself
in the place of Nathan the prophet or
any other Biblical character Nathan
can prove an alibi. And when Nathan
or any of the others of the heavenly
host come to visit the Pinkerton de-
tective agency they had better leave all
their possessions safely locked in the
celestial safety deposit vaults" After
the laugh raised by these sallies had
subsidized, Judge Hilton turned to the
oourt and shouted. But his entire as
sumption of any spiritual authority
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was an impious sacrilege.''
Judge Hilton asserted that McPar-
lands entire talk concerning the fate
of Kelly the Bum and of Tom Horn
was in the nature OF threat to Ad-
ans. and was so understood by him
His statement that lawyers for the de-
fense sometimes got their clients
hung, said Judge Hilton. was an in
famous thing, an insult that every
lawyer ought to resent And what
was the effect of these threats and
this advice? II was to make Steve
believe it was his duty to do as he was
bade by Mcfarland and not see anyone
against whom Mcfarland had cotIu-
seted him.
'The narrative of this story would
bring the blush TO the cheek OF u
wooden Indian. The defendant was
denied the aid OF counsel or of any
friendly person during the day, and
in the night wsas thrown into a cell
with that infamous creature, Harry
Orchard. BY every rule of law there
was conspiracy to secure this con-
fession from hfs prisoner and McPar-
land WAS there as thief in the night
10 steal away his life.
And Mcfarland could not more eff
fectually have threatened the prisoner
il he had beaten his head on the floor.
Recent events in renver in the OBJ
tanning OF confessions have shown
how easily this power of the authori-
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promise. he had no authority to fulfill
At Any appeal to n prisoners moral
sense or religious belief is not suf-
ficient objection to a confession obtain
'ed by an appeal to those sentiments.
"Thcrc ease against Adams
in Colorado. lie was being inve"tient-
cnscs. In which Adams WINS to he used
ms IA witness. nn nccompiicr.'
Mr.. Hogg then proceeded to read
numerous authorities showing that the
confession should be referred to the
jury ns TO the question of fact. The
court could doubtless find he said
to refuse to submit this confession to
the jury, yet | think the court will find
that IL has been the general rule. in
American Jurisprudence. in the effort
10 find where justice lies. to submit
such confessions 10 the jury. for the
1ury's decision as to the question OF
fact"
so far as my connection with this
earnestly. II want to Impress II upon
the mind of the court that l have no
disposition to try this case in any man
ner different from any other case. And
speaking from that standpoint. can
not see how the court can refuse 10
admit this confession. The defendants
actions for three months after his con
sc-sioD were such MS 90 prove the truth
.of his con fcssian. I'll admit that Nc
Parland. though he made no promise 70
the defendant. probably meant to be
$50 understood when he made the state
who treated it fairly. Hat the state
lins u Guty ts protect itself against
.rownrdfy. rIsuilSinH murders like this
nud the racuns tnkcn were the only
legal means that could he taken to dis
sarover the murderer.
MT Hogg then read authorities TO
SHOW that confessions made in conflne-
aneilS wcre not therefore Involuntary
Ale admitted. however. that there We're
numerous authorities holding the con-
drnry opinion.
Mr. liogg finished his presentation of
the law on the subject and was FOL
4owe0 by Judge Hilton for the de-
Hensc
Judge Hilton BcEins.
.'T7sv only trouble with the state, he
'bcs.uu, "is that their facts do not colin
'siar with thc law. Their law iS good
Iabat thcr facts bad
Judge Hilton contended that the de-
ecision In. the Knapp case. on which the
prosecution yesterday largely based
their argument. was not good law In
the prenent day. That decision is per-
Tneateu with that bigotry that char
actertzod early New England life; said
the Judge. And in saying this l wish
10 make no reflection ON the courts OF
Mnssachnsetts. the state of my nattv-
itN, aud where some day hope TO ne;
No matter what the confession itself
saws as to its voluntarincSS. the CIR
scuInstauccs in which 1t was made must
aictermiue this question. Where and
10 whom and under what lying ca1olery
was THIS confession made? Those are
-1he important, salient questions that
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Ing thus Mcparland'~ statement that
went 10 Adams friend. birds that
hide and come forth In the night time
were Hopkins, ifucbner and Governor
GoodinE.
~ care not who they arc, Governor
Gooding of Idaho. Governor McDOnnld
conduct WIS infamous. ns infamous as
amy lot of scOundreis who ever cut IA
thront ever scuttied u ship"
Judge Hilton, proceeding with his
remarks. devoted himself for about
half an hour to a dissection of Nc
Parland's testimony, in which he de-
livered himself of what was probably
the most bitter. scorching denuncia-
tion ever heard in the courts of Colora-
do. No name sufficed to express his
contempt for Mcfarland and for those
back of him in the securing of Ad
ans confession.
Back Of Mcfarland" lie said. was
Governor GoOding and down In Col
orado was Bulkeley Wells, n gun in
each bootleg, and, SO far as ! know.
a knife between his teeth, waiting for
dey eiopme uts.'
Reading from McParland's testimo-
ny in this case, which had been trans
cribed, Judge Hilton said it was incor-
rect to say as the counsel for the state
had said. that Mcfarland had not told
Adams it would be best for him to
come through And he read from
the testimony where MCFARLAND had
said it, why did the state deny thtsg'
asked Judge Hilton. Because they
knew that If Mcfarland had said this
it would of itself disqualify the de-
fendant's confession
Sand Mcfarland went there. with
his cigars and his pretended sympathy
and his Scriptural quotations., wOrm-
ing himself into the prisoners conf
dence in order that he might better be-
tray him with lying words and ut
terances.
Counsel for the state deny that
any promises were made Adams, and
MCFARLAND himself denies this. though
he admits he told him the state al
wavs acts fairly with those who act
fairly with the state Why quihble
over words? Adams understood from
this statement. as | would have under
stood, or as you would have under.
stood. that he was promised imBE'ni
ty if he would make confession i'm
plicating others whom McPa J NJ
wished implicated. And so McParlant
went to the prisoner with the .gins
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govern this inquiry.
Il agree that II rs the policy of the
law to throw light on every subject.
and I hope the senrchIlGht of Justice
mny he turned upon this transaction
that took place behind the grim, silent
walls of the Idaho penifentinry. The
prosecute. hut to secure Justice. and If
This confession. tfncfured with fraud
ns II IL. IL 10 he allowed to go before
the Jury. there Is something wrong
with the administration of Justice In
this district
Judge Hilton then proceeded to a
discussion of the Knapp case. compar-
ing the facts with the facts in the pres
cnt case. Mcfarland is by his own
testimony. concededly an outlaw. a
member of the most detestable organ
ization in all the world. He admits
that he went to Idaho in conspiracy
to extort confession from this de-
fcndant. He is therefore criminal
himself. and his statements on this
witness stand yesterday were suffic-
lent to put him in prison in any civ
ilized community
Gets Very Bitter.
Judge Hilton characterized Adams
with Orchard ns an outrage. trnvesty
ON Justice. And / won't discuss Or
chard; he needs no discussion from
me.
.sHe He'd to him with black IN
iffcraucc came from pirate
ipS." amid Judge Hilton, rhnrncteriz-
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all the heavenly host.
Hilton Closes.

In closing his remarke. which he did
at noon, Judge Hilton paid tribute
to Mr.. Hogg's argument and his fair
ness to the defense. But he said,
Mr.. Selig. in his statement of the
Knapp case. has treated us unfairly,
and l am here to say so. and to insist
that in so doing he has violated his
own intelligence or else has done what
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ssether with all the facts as to how it
was secured. the jury being charged
with the task of deciding whether or
not the confession had been improper
Jy secured and whether or not ii was
true.
Talks of Confession.
Mr. Hogg. after reading authorities
for about an hour. proceeded to dis
cuss the testimony i'm this case.
--Grautcd." he said. that Mcfarland
was an officer. which we do not admit.
The case under Investigation was the
Steunenberg murder. in which an effort
was being made to secure Adams testi-
Enony in order to convicc those reSpon-
zsible for the murder, and Adams con
fession regarding the Collins case was
entirely voluntary. And for three
months thereafter. and until after the
visit of Joh7 Z. Nngent there was not
the slightetst intimation that Adams
would repudiate the confession.
Further. Mcfarland repeatedly told
Adams that -Vcn If he should make
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

he will be ashamed of when he comes
to think it over calmly and quietly
With this Judge Shackleford order
ed a recess until 2 o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

There will be called meeting of
the w. C. T. U. Friday afternoon, July
10. at the home of Mrs. Clark. corner
of Sixth and Ouray. for the purpose
of hearing reports of the superintend-
ents of departments.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09

For tents and camping outfits see
Bond 231 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-09
CONFESSION
IS BARRED

CONTINUED from page A.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE
Equity in grocery store roorning houses
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e. A. HANDY & CO.,
40e s. Hill ST. 11-21-2
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RooM1Na HouaEs

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SON
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s375o-If you want to buy a high class
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LEAHY & SON.
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GENERAL GROCERY

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q SON.
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Corner Pico and Hill streets.
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