The Washington times., 1910-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov. CHARGED with
soliciting and accepting a brfbe OF g.
10 hang the jury trying Edward r
RCsenhei-aer, the millionaire. for the
alleged murder OF Miss Grace F4ouab
by striking her with his autonohiia
sIeorge ". Eeandle. an architect. Sc
lected as juror no. T. was arrested 10
cay.
IN deialIt Of s1tN5 bail no was ~
manded 20 the TOMS foc examination
THURSDAY.
feandle was a juror IN the trial OF
Nan Patterson, the beauty OF the
FlOrOdOrG sexJette, when the cbo--,s
slH wa charged with killing Caesar
Young, the wealthy pooEmaker- The
police say that EeandIe today admitted
hanging the Patterson jury for
consideration Of 500 Arrested with
heandle was Dagobert Timondoner a
builder. charged with being the man
who conducted the negotiations for the
attempted bribery
Money Is Marked.
II was Rosenheimer's own attorne,-
James W Osborne, who told the story
In chambers 70 Justice O1GOrman- pre-
siding at the ROsenheimer trial. Al
the instigatiOn Of District AttorDa,
whitman, Osborne continued the nego-
uauons- and when Teandle was locked
ed up the money in marked bills is
SAID TO rave been found in his pocket
The statement that Teandle hung
the Nan Patterson jury will proba hf,
cause an investigation into that thai.
The Rosenheimer case was opened To-
day, Justice O'Go.man announced thai
by consent Of attorneys for both sides.
juror No Z had been excused. II WAS
noted THAI juror No. : was Yeaudra
who had served on the Patterson iur-
which had disagreed.
Court officers tried TO keen the affair
QuleI SO that II would have no e-Fec+
on the other Rosenheimer jurors. and
{,sscl y vas only when Ye9ndle and Timon-
uoIIer were srraigned in the Torlbs
known.
An Alleged Confession.
According to the police. TimondoTer
acting on behalf Of Yeandle. visited At
torney James u. Osborne. chief conn
sci for ROsenheimer. and one OF the
leading criminal lawyers in America
Iimondoffer told Osborne. the latter al
IegeS, that Teandle had stuck out FOR
an acqUittaI In the Nan Patterson casa
until MONTREAL had resulted. Nan
Patterson was released after the sec
ond trial
"Yeandle hung that jury for 500 and
ne Is willing 10 do the same thing for
I lt.osehneSliiner: -,ss TlmondOffer IS said %
nave told Osborne.
Osborne, indignant that such an offer
shOuld be made 10 him. nevertheless
consented 10 go en- with the negotiations
after informing Justice O'Gorman and
Tor IA
urged him 10 pay the bri5e money. and
the two men
Today. acting, II is said. under in
Struc-ons from Osborne. TeandIe and
TimondOner went 10 the corner 81 Mad
son avenue and ThiTty-fifth street The
were told thai the money would De maid
them by Attorney George A KnobIoch.
Rosenheimer-
Detectives See All
Detectives Forbes and Gaynor. from
the central office, were concealed where
they could see all that transpired.
knObloch was given the $500 IL bills thar
had been marked under the supervision
Of the court The prisoners appeared
promptly at 1920 and approaches Knob
loch.
After a conversation. The detectives
say, they saw knobloch hand the S5fA
to YeandIe- They Immediately p0uheed
upon Heandle and TimOnCOffer and
placed them under arrest Yeandle WAS
hurriedly "frisked." p" and the marked
bills were found by the detectives
Yeandle and TimCndoffer were rushed
TO the Tombs police court, where thew
were arraigned on warrants chargfn-
them with violating section ga which
makes them liable TO Imprisonment for
ten years and q fine Of 5000.
The hearing was brief. ,i-q the men
sere remanded TO the TOmbs for ex-
animation Thursday, and their bonds
fixed at $1,000. in default OF which they