The evening world., 1911-02-15
HELD AS SLAYER
THOUGH BY
FE|NBERG LONG AGO
Driver Rearrested on Evidence
Coroner's Jury Thought
Good Nine Months Ago
|, LITTLE BOY RUN OVER.
District-Attorney's Office Res
urrects East Side Killing
Dropped as "No Case"
LITTLE BOY RUN OVER.

0soree Hoorhkirx- N express driver.
g No. n Java street. Brooklyn. IL In
tho Tombs under Indictment for man
slaughter sn the second degree. He
was Arrested early to-day at his homo
by Detective AR Thomas OF the Dis
tnet-Astorney's Once by direction OF
Dssersct-Attornsy whitman.
TIE papers on nle In Judge Fosters
eUut In General Sessions. where
Hoesh6ark wa committed to the
rsabs IN default Of 5000 bail show
thaA although . Jury before Coroner
hrssl L. Feinbers last May held that
Hoeghkirk by negligence had caused
- death Of q four-year-oid boy on the
sast side Feinbers had discharged the
aan when he was arrAignsd.
According 10 the rsoords In the case.
vt1ch were ~resurrected from the files
- the C~oroncr's once by Assistant
Ds6tr4ct- Attorneys wenman and Rubin.
The child killed was George Mande.
whose parents live at Ne. - Rivington
street.
Evidence adduced before the Coroner:
Jury showed that H~ooghkirk. driving a
truck. raced through Rivtneton street
srnoo Of April q.
In front OF No. 81 Riv1nston street.
II Is alleged. Hooghkirk. In order 20
pass the other truck. drove ceoss TO tho
curb. Young wandel. on tho sidewalk
playing with other children. waA struck
b. the whiffle tree and knocked under
Hooghktrk's truck. the wheels passing
over his body.
Swearing at those VINO u3ed to stop
him H~ooghklrk. so 6hc evidence In Cor
oner Feinborg's Investigation shows.
beat hts horses In an effort to escape.
pulling the lines free from men who
had tried to stop him. 1t was not until
. spectator threw one az Hooghkirk q
horses that ne was srrehbdA
Jury Found MN oatty.
After hearing the svd$nce the Jury,
without nj d~elibsratson. 90 the record
shows. rendered q verdict that ne cail1
had died from a fractured skuii an In
fernal injuries ue 60 the aegitssncs OF
the driver. Despite THE the record
shows that Coroner Felnbcfg discharged
Hooghkirk, indorsins the papers es .ci-
lows:
There being no SUFFICIENT cause 70
believe the within named George
Hooghkirk guilty Of the offenss
within mentioned ! order that he be
discharged -
That was more Than nine months ago,
Since then the parents OF the child lave
cndeavored TO secure the rearrest OF
Hooghkirk. Thy told their story &c
Assistant Distriot.Attorney Frank Moss
who with Mr.. Wellrnsn began an inves,
tigntion into the matter. H~ooghkirk'i
Indictment and arrest followed.
This Is the second time the Crane
Jury has filed an Indictment for man
slaughter against prisoners FeinberI
has discharged. Feinberg's FIRST oficia
act when no assumed ONCE . year az,
last January was to discharge william
the son OF a wealthy poul
sry dealer. who was accused OF shootin,
and MORALLY wounding Robert Doole,
In West One Hundred and Forty-sev
cnth street tho afternoon OF Jan. 1
Heinenann was subsequently, indicte,
n convicted OF granddaughter.
Charges Were Drawn.
Because of his conduct In the Heine
mann case. both when the latter wa
arrai ned before him and upon the tris
before Judge Swami IN Genera, Session,
Disifct-Attorney Whitman and Judg
swami publicly stated that some actlol
would be taken against Feinbeg. Dis
ufct-Attorney Whitman went 80 FAR "A
10 prepare charges based on the Hoine
mann case against the Coroner and pre-
ssnted them TO former Coy. Horac
White. At the latter's suggestion n,
whitman refrained fro fling IN
charges. because Gov. White desire
that the incoming Governor, John A
DIX. consider them. 80 far Mr.. Viii,
man has not presented the charges I
Gov. DIX.