The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-30
mrs. LOEBINGER TO The BAR
MRS. MURTtGH SURE SHE mas
DONE GRAND LlRCENi.
saifragist Leader a-rTembis Lest =ss
Have to 40 to JAN Her Lawyer. Miss
Mary Coleman, Gets Her out on Hall
ENerybOd, CIV - Her Views pom O..

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Mrs.. Soda I.oebinger was badly
frightened yesterday when Policeman
Dehm OF the lorkville police court went
To her home at - Edgecombe avenue
with a warrant for her arrest
What is the charge against met she
asked
Grand larceny
Goodness gracious That's criminal
charge. isn't IL Who makes that charge
against me-
-Ons Of her names - Murtagh. II
runs on the warrant az Mrs Sarah Alice
Cunningham Murtagh
Mrs I.oebinger accompanied the police
man to the court after sending telephone
message - Mis-. MARY Coleman. the
lawyer Miss Coleman joined the pris-
oner IN court
What a perfect shame il IL To put you
under arrest sad Miss Coleman sym
pathIIingly.
ibid you ever hear anything like it2
The idea of aTresting me ON a criminal
charge! Do you think they can put me
no. my dear cheer up Wei have
you out Of this IN n jiny, said the woman
lawyer
The court clerk who was taking the
prisoners pedigree remarked that the
! suffragettes were demonstrating their
equality with men by squabbling among
themselves
We don't punch each other in the
fac,-~, as men are doing almost every day.
rrtprted Miss Coleman
Mrs Murtagh made a charge that
Mrs l.oebinger got SIPS from her by falls.
/ representations In her AFFIDAVIT she
| declares that on May Mrs Loebinger
represented To her that she was the treas-
urer Of the National Progressive Woman
Suffrage Union. an organization which
she said was Incorporated Mrs. Muir
tagh says she subsequently, learned
that the organization was not moor
/ pointed
When the case came up before MAgis-
| trats Butts Mi-s Coleman asked that
the examination be postponed, as Lawyer
David Neuberger, Mrs Loebinger .
brother, was out 81 town
J Won't YOU please parole the defendant.
your Honor | can Vouch for her APP
pe1rance in court at the proper time,
/ can make no exception because
she - a woman. | never parole any one.
responded the Court. fixing bail az VI 600
David Goldberg who keeps Jewelry
store at Broadway and Thtrty-fourth
street. went on the bond. The eXatnina-
ton was set for next Friday
Mrs Murtagh u a professional nurse
and gave her address as the Hoffman
House She says she was at one time
member IT the East Twenty -third street
organIzatipp.
Il was bambonzlei and parted from
my money che Saii why. when Lady
Cook came over from England It was my
money that paid for the public reception
To her. That reception cost inc SIS
Then ! was the angel that hacked the
suifrsEctts publications. Look AZ those
checks They represent the money |
let go tor the cause IL will all come out
in the court
MrS IOerIHkrr few months ago la the
Mu" icipal Court Tier complaint. uas. I
or loans alleged Ia have been made To the
defendant for suffrage work. was DIS
mlssei
On June Q Mrs Murtsgh force her
way /. 10 a husi' ess meeting ot the SUI
frsze organ Izn'Inu ~ which Mrs Loeb
irg-r = treasurer and demanded re
foor II The midst - the III ,cussion
ari hr ! Mr. soil" k""'s arr"s'"i for
assault
Mrs K.ene who was not held made
a counter charge tn" reNt day agair It
Mrs Murtagh
MagistrAta Mos- aischarsai Mrs Muir
tagh with a WarrltR not 20 l'terfer"
agar" Mr. Mur'aSh exclaimed a. -"
lett tho court room that ~" would get
ont warrant for grand larceny agar -
Mrs loeI ger
heart.I Eail Miss Colclns last riRht
. she should heye hal Mrs MurtsEh
arrested hong agu under Article as ~ the
PsnEl Iots
Why. Mrs MurtsSh came tn my once
last week and 'riei 10 rstsil NJ" ~ n -
case She tol mc that Ma gistTa'e
Harris and seven other Magistrates ha'
refuse To- grant her warralt, but
that IA. thought would b" abb" 20 get
one Tor hr' | refused to have anvthin G
. 80 do with the matter