New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

porter
This Is 10 arrest. you understand"
The reporter said that he thought il was.
-'Oh. no. returned the magistrate: 1t is
nothing of The sort made q voluntary
appearance. There is 70 be an arraignulent
but that l. all"
Grraiqnr7ent Quickly Over.
Al the court the magistrate was ar
-a-gned privately. The people were repre-
sented by NJ. Elder and Magistrate Hig-
g.rborham vas represented by David SentI.
OF No IS Graham avenue The chief
magistrate presided The arraignment took
. couple Of moments only Magistrate
H-EgtrboJhar was paroled in his own
custody until tomorrow afternoon
Tie chief magistrate said ne had warned
L1e defendant several days ago that he had
better mend his ways. and added:
I an here 10 uphold the decency OF the
bench. or al least that part Of il coming
under ny care. I could no longer hesitate
when the Hickey girl made her complaint
Mss Hickey IS employed by the Faber-
E5erhard Pencil Company. OF No 81
Greenpoint avenue Her story as told in
her affidavit IS as follows.
For some tine have been endeayor1ng
Il nave my mother placed n The House
O Good shepherd on account OF her way
= dead I knew that my mother had no
permanent nome, and vas not leading a
proper lie. / consulted Father :. a
y --lLle}- he prepared q letter Tor me TO
Magistrate HlSg-DboIham. which he asked
me 70 present To hlnl l went TO MagIs-
tate E-EE-D both court September
and presented the letter 10 him IN his
once Al i @ clock n the morning. After
reading over rhe letter. he said.
TINS Is a letter from Z priest. and must
Be ATTENDED 10 a once and he then or
cered z court cr-cer 10 90 out and get
o1--ce The following morning before 9
- clock. I called on S%pIenb=r > at his
once. ana soon after ny mother arrived.
We waited t7Vo hours outside ne magls-
-rares Office before he reached there. Dur
-nE Ire Ilne. ny mother kept nagg-ng me
aE1 abusing ne so mat E@S very much
excited. Finally the magistrate arrived
and asked ne 10 come inside his Office.
saying that he would attend 10 the matter.
= We went ne put his hand on ny Sh0uI-
der and on my mothers shoulder and said
- my mother
10 9e actinE2 Why don't YOU Try 10 he
GOT dizzy. owing 70 the manner in
which ny mother had been spea king 10
--=- and MAGISTRATE EiEg7u1otham pulled
-e over 70 a chair and asked me- 10 sit
Gown t-E r-i-l pushed my mother outside
his private Office He came back and told
re 70 -ls down On The couch. and I said.
N0- I'm very hyster-1saI and would ike
f insisted on MY living on the couch
Co ahead. Ia down and III Sc 10 YOU 'r
I then sar down n the sofa and Nagis-
C-Gt- E-EEtnhoTlan sat down alongside of
-e He pEt his arms around me. and 7
Please don't 60 that 7 want to know
Ic= ou-CCr-e - The matter OF my mother
asked
- -0e House Of Good Shepterd for six
-CCE-rS SAID.
The- he arose and went out. and I
thought he would probably make arrange
Ez
HsCk and Sar down On the couch
Where IS r7- mother asked
.L sent her home with z policeman" he
. The AFFIDAVIT goes o. - describe the al
2 -=re6 actions of the magistrate. who the
. --~--rs woman SAYS. told her that he had
adjourned -@~ mothers case until the fol-
loving Monday She said that she was a
working strl and could not afford TO lose
The tire n return
: VII pay you f0r al, the tine you lose"
SAID tho magistrate. according TO the afi-
DAFT
7 ADDS that the magistrate told her 70
Fe'l1n on SUNDAY morning 70 his private
one, nat ne aid hands on her again tut
sHe broke away and left the room
Father Er71-1ev made an a=75a-i- :,
T-h1on he confirms the .y-~r-e s,7,,- : -,
tie particulars of which he had So. t,-5 /
k-oHle6ge
H1er Magistrate EFiEgsrr bot am vas eaa, /
; f. his room. ~ rhe yo1,rr ~ ,q.-..--
s Association. Marc a-eru= and -o,--L 80 .
street. Williamsburg. last nie7- he sai7
This charge Is ridiculous and ,,-a-o-..-
cls. Investigation has brought MO- H..
coze~ persons willing 70 tesrirr- -r.a. -
vas impossible II seems 70 hA r.-5 -.
have ~ give a. interview UPON The nv
CorronorareG testimony Of the woman DAN.
Go 50 gladly
ia-s woman MAJ have been 5r--cor7r.
bur 0-e have no record Of her Parrol-osr
f'afr0r7- w1o vas detailed with ne As (
cur or--cer has been transferred. ard ny
III feG1etton is that the woman who has I
= some statement about myself lives +
"s11 Mrs Gallavsn. her aunt AZ No a.
--oL2 avenue Williamsburg who works (
1cr Edward Turrha. the carrafr for lanes /
I-lIE ~ me 18th Election District
an ready V1th all The p-5rrasees
90 zlof know The woman Never r..<ore IN .
ny NE nave J called 4 woman = lia- 3,,+
VII prove her 10 he sscn. ana rais 49,
- woman V1ll aroIogize 10 ne
IFS mickey became hveterjcal v,her o
TOT me Tribune read Magistrate
ss-i-2oIlzEn. statement 70 her a. ~
-'he -ast night When she rezaine5 rer
coDposUoe she said.
NOPE ne public wfn realize nv roei.for,
= ms matter There Is no ,o1ittls = :
always thought city r1agisrrsree ,,.rs
sen5le1aer' but Magistrate Hieginbot5aro i
Mss Hickey added that she wouIs see tba
"oa1rer 70 the end When aslea = 49,
was any one IN the court st the rir,e ~ ~.
episode. she SAID that q woman nrots.t..
officer and clerk OF the court 7,e-. 80.
Why didn't you cry out2" asked the re-
porter
took things quietly and coollv.. she
sac and did not realize I was being sub
'ecfeo 70 an Insult until after 7 left the
court
Opinion was freely divided in the 14,b
Election District ana MAGISTRATE E5ieefn-