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Tho Court n TITS 49, sl'.a.a comm ttina |
ma : strst~ - ls'ermtns shetber The evt- !
ten,c -lf-i,I~rtl5 r-tA hltshs- The pS"ba bio |
gIi.' ~ he accused and BIZ powers 80 sue h |
at- ~@Il dsfusd in no ,ass - Rsnson ~
Nahor. ~ = Eep 80 100 whi,h NJ /
Justice Miller .ays IaNuE the provision /
NJ the treaty nd that - The Revised statute /
80 vs. s5r 60: 10 op.rIon that the pro. /
, ecding before 'h- comm. ssIuU~r or com /
mlftlng H. gi-trt'e - TOT % - rega r,isd |
- IN tho nss-~~ % a trial By -hi'h the pris-
oner ,Uull b. ,uuvi~tei or acquitted Of the
crime .harKe-i aCaiu-t him. out rather
Of the cha - ter of tho~e prelim nary cram.
nations which Ia aks place every day IN this
,o'r'rv before N examining 81 committing
us g..'rate TOT The purpc.~ of determining
, F~'her ,i-e - made out which would
.us'lfy the holding II The accused either
t.f inIrr1-oufnent ot under ~ u 70 ultima 'ely
answer q" al Indictment o. other pros eel
rrg, On vhiyh he shall 10 finally tris-i upon
the charges made against ham
N,'Iss within the rule thus laid down
the torr' Nud. 'hs' 'hers such svid@nce
IT .rimrutlrv presented 20 - ~. according
10 the Iew goNerning this matter. iustihes
the holding ~ 'he accused and the motion
- d. barge On the ground n insuTi'ieucy
~ evidence j. ,hersfore denied.
charlton was tasen ny sheriff James J. Il
Kelly from the county jail To the court
house 10 hear the decision He wa- rep
D.. "a a.
and Edwin Smith When Judge Blair
finished reading his opinion Mr. Edwards
certain formal objections and
an exception was granted 10 him
Judge Rlair later made an order com
mIt1ing charlton 10 the county jail until
such time As he may he Temanded on
warrant ~ the Government ~ the United
states or until he - discharged IN dre
process of Law He will therefore remain
a. the Jail pending the decision of the
nv X Floyd clark Of New York city and
MIR Edwards a. to tho status 81 he Italian
United States eNtTadltIon treaty The
lawyers held at Charlton's hearing that
Z he treaty - now VOID. The matter will
h~ thr~~h~d ou' IN the near future at
WAsHiS0Tox. oct. The state De- I
partmen' received no oficial informa
lion to-day Il the decision - Judge
Blair IN the Charlton case A. soon as
IN. Official record has heen received at
'he Department Secretary Knox will 4
review the case and Gt,t5e whether or
not he will turn charlton over 90 the
Italian authorities Mr. Knox will re-
turn 10 Washington within the neat few I
iay- 10 review the ~ass personally =
T. j. not heiisv~d mere that Nr KnoG :,
v III agree 10 the sH' radition ot Charlton
Inl le-- IN" Italian Government will in the
future be wiling 10 surrender Italians
who commit crimes IN this country an 4 Z
AXE refuge IN their native land There ,
has been "A deadlock bet ween the two
IinvernnentS over this question ever since
hRrl'On : arrest
Last June shortly after ne was appre-
haf ded SECRETARY Knox telegraph 10 the
harzn d Afair'-s - the Italian Embassy
here offering to "I'radii Charlton pro-
= ided the 1'al,an Government would
akrne 20 surrender rs citizens Who In the
future commiT crimes IN this country and
Ace 20 Italy. A. that time 'hs Italian
lioverurueni declined 10 consent 90 'hi-
on the ground that the penal
,,pdo - I'aiy expressly forbid- the extra
dItiuu of - own sub jectz To- foreign
GOvsJnn"nt
Ohir"r- ~ tho state Depar' ment de-
= ltDed to-day 60 Indicate what arf ion