The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
LAWYER R. ]. HARE ARRESTED
UGI SED. UITH ms PiRTN ER.
or ~ BORNTNG PERJI ~.
PIrk por.rt Told judge ROSaISk> Hairr
HAD IIemanl-,I 500 to Bu, = Ju,lEe
and SIoo M"r" for Witnesses pro-
Gees S~r,rrs HaSrieradr n witnesses.

rest,i Yesterday afternoon IN IN" charge
OF suhorna'ion II perjury and held IN
s. tDp had Nv Judge Muluuc-n N General
Ss-SsionS
DETECTIVES were lonkng for Harold
". Tripperr Hairr'- law partner In"
warrants were Obtained from Judg"
RpsalSky Ipou the affidavit - a man
known as John Rodgers an alleged pick
IoCk.i who il m the 1nmiS 'n a ,hafg"
Of stealing "A purse and - to b.. 'rIcd to-
dav !"f"re Judge R"salskv. and rr"n
the afliiavits OF tao proc"ss servers who
It i alleged w-r,. planted n Iatr"'- law
offic.. To H.. drilled a. witnesses
Rodgers a appears. wrote tn JGdgr
Rosal-ky thar h" had "a story T." tell. and
anarvard mad" aaidavi' 10 ms story lie
r"'aIucd Hair. and Tr'pi"' Ia" saws aud
was told al flint that there would L." No
f." D.,au,, he haI DON" fa,ur~ tor Tur
u.tt But af'rrward Han" ,a'r" ~ the
Fonts IA" AFFIDAVIT saws
lie. .sII 'hHt he "uuld haN" NV 'is''
brought l.fur. any Jirdg" b." wanted ini
that b. could har" "ith-r - three 'Idr'~
Who we're favurauh. fp hu Husa-kv.
O'SulIv1u nr Poster and 'ha' iur tie.
confederation uT Slup -Ith"r ~ ~. thr'.'.
wuuld %, th,' Won't gI," u" IL >u-p-nd"d
sentence. aud thar for Slun u.r" be- 'p.,li
got tvr WtjI.~,,-- ct tire" ~ necessary
10 fsstIfv 'o any evidence. q" clear inc
Then -r.i ~ nDm It m" Judge ~pyht
surety give me 4 -r!-p"ud~d -rut"uc" for
SIpp suy - % u'C''-sirv 10 pay aHuin''r
hundred. he sad that SIV Na- = small
matte when - mans liberty Wa al -tIk".
and h,. world u.' absolutely aud positively
-lIT" n uutr th.ug- Wei" arranged. that
they had - have an a.r Of I'..rt,fLh.h 'y
about the 'l-'.. aud r"luI'-I iu--'. VT.
u.-sc- 80 du 70 liz also SAID Ia" wuuid
have IT, h,," a i".' - So for himself irr
-rurt..,-- ldg.r- -,y- b." fuli - tins 20
ul- brother charlie. - Bus. Wn" Is a
DENTS. 10 Wilmington. y aud Ba--
I'd him trl' DO" hliphni HnrrS-1'
when RDdc"r- W'rt. Z" ! Idg- Ku.tI->y
iur 49," WIS lud n"f,~' 'h" Distract
Nlfpr'r-s JIu". 4 Er,N. pr.o''~-
-v.,-~ tu 'H' b.e-.nt tttpru-v., Once.
.nd Alfred DFrgD..rg were -.'r' - 49,.
Rpiy"~- and fu.D tCrprr'uG - thew
aHIdt..t- iu"y went - --- BI~- Who
MAKE. ami t,li that o." had seen Irpp-it
aud hIu b,.,.n todd To- get two men To- =.
drilled a. Wltu--~..- The request for the
two men I'D not come from Guppeit but
from q man Il III" nf'n- - Ray
Next the PROCESS --rver~ posing ~
ready wltu---.., went o. H,irrs and
Irpp.tt' p'fc. KoDn. saws -rrlpp-it
took me- ard Of-ub.'rg 10 a --pa rate room
Tripp-it them SAID tp Ohenn-rg IN my
presence. Tni- l. h.tng done every dav
and there - nothing Co. worry about ""
will giv. vuI the proper driiI telling Won
met shat - - i'" sud on the stand
Fls sad. f,r instance had burglary
ca-.. up ~ Mount vernon WHERE / had
som" witnesses r,Ing IN and th. man WI
acquitted Don't worry. We vii stuck
tn vpu al night In-u / spoke NJ aui
said What Judge j. thI- coming before.
lie srtd Rp-tl-Av but w. expect 20 have,
u changed o. another Judge who viii
object To- an the District Attorney Cross
examination ard -yrrythIug viii b.. all
ugnt
R",h. -..r- forth 'nA' "a Hdr-- ON"
b." aud Or-ni "rg -,Ru-d pap-r aud w.--
told - 70 iu IN" Tunh- 10 Rodg-rs
aud c"m- bach lui .," drilled Nv Trlpprt'
and Hare Ko.'" r- corruiprHrsl hy
Of-ui..rg
III. rlp-r signed ~ Roch- and Or-u-
h-rR - alleged 10 nav" been an hfr1dayti
tha' they were. pr.'~..4r Oh . Thrd avenue
elevated tram wh-r Rpdy--- WIS ac-
c'Is.i ~ picking q mans poch-f and thai
they had -e"r aupth"~ man drop IA"
pock-thopt aud rln and hat they had
ATTEMPTED O.. explain 10 the man Who had
b...r robbed tia, Rodgers VAS not the
ore who had r"bh"I nm
Nir Hare" VINO - 90 v"H-s Oh aud
over -IN feel high -.-..'n-i D""rcom- when
ARIA gurd AZ The bar H.. SAID that b..
had s.-ar fh" warrant Tor his arrest hut
had not seen m" complaint .Iudg. Nul-
qI.sn ihai read u 20 hrn Judge Rosa
-kv was sitting 10y 'he side Of Judge
Mulques1
IT ~ absolutely fab and Rroundl.-s
N every part,ciIlar sad Nr Hare when
Judge Mul1Ie"n had concluded II -
astounding that professional puck
pockn' can as=al the reputation ~ i man
fprtv wears AZ the bar He said thai he
rene inferred two men coming 10 he ONO"
and t"Ihng HIM that they had com. the"
10 be drilled - Witnesses bur they wanted
money and ha had Told them that he did
not do that kind Of busln"ss
Their. was complete silence IN the court
room. which had become quite dark Mr.
Hare looked about MN. then looked a.
his watch Judge Nulque.n gaz~d at thu
prisone- inqIlringv
1t ~ rathe- late TO ge' tail ssid Mr.
Hare 1T - Astonishing that man
~ my standing should be pun In such a
position by III" afidavIt ~ n pickpOck et
4 viii have - hold you, however
SAID Judge Mulqueen
viii not your Honor parole me until
Tomorrow pleaded Nr Hare Mr.
Moss there Knows thar ! will not runaway
The Judge vas not moved
+ undorstard further that tho name ~
Assistant bstTIct Attorney Buckner was
ned by YOU -aid Judge Muiu,eer
col Hare sad that II was all ridiculous
and an outrage
am uut passing judgment On Won
am tImply holding you. remarked JrIdg"
Muluuo"n -and | iliuh Will ~ no" bail
a. S.fs1 ~" -aId ir Wo.Ild y" .Crezsihl"
- -ign h" bond ~ any hprr Of the ptRhi
and put MT Hare ~ the custody u l.l",Ii
Flood while no lurk"d for q hOndsnsn
Mr. Hare was born ~ Michigan m isJD
aud was graduated from the uutNer-tty