The evening world., 1912-02-12

Shfrsy.yeas sentence imposed on Foike
r. Brandt by Judge Rosaisky. District
Attorney whitman will again place the
former sevant OF Mortimer schir on
trial.
IL the hateas corpus proceedings re-
suit In Brandt being rcmanded to the
Tombo. I Will put him on trial on the
Indictment charging burglary In the
hrst degree which vas returned against
him." said Dktrict-Attorney whitman
to-day.
The Distrct-Attroney ala not sssm 10
feel that the habens corpus proceed
ings would have the result that Attor.
ney Towns expects. Mr.. whitman was
asked whether. II II appeared that the
charge Of burglary In the hrst degree
could not be sustained. he would try
Draadt on the assault Indictment. based
on the fcrwscr servants striking Mr..
ochin with a ninepin.
NO. I don't think %. Mr.. whitman
replied.
OSBORNE WAITE ssroaE NOV.
ING IN THE CASE.
James w. Osborne. who represents
The world in the Brandt proceedings.
eaid he was not prepared TO take any
ection yet.
II cannot DO anything until ] have
Sscsived authorization from Brandt"
said Mr.. osborne. "As YET I have not
hsArd from hAm."
II want 10 deny e~mphaticaiiy an -.
count that appears In a morning paper
which . that my representative h
visited Brandt In Dannsmora tried TO
have the prisoner retain me ~ his coun-
eel In place Of Mr.. Towns. There 10
absolutely nothing In such . report"
Mr.. Osborne. when he receives author.
isation from Brandt. Will go before
Judge Rosslsky nj argue for the set
ting aside Of the sentence and Rrandt's
peea Of suilty to q charge Of burglary
IN The hrst deKres. II 10 Mr.. Osborns's
contention that Brandt IL not guilty Of
burslasy In the hrst degree and that
ne plea "a such a charge should not
have been allowed.
Brandt 10 on his way from Dannemors
- be produced In court tomorrow. lie
viii STRIVE probably tonight
n y intimatco that he may md .
pardon from Gov. DIE here when he ar
rive.
JUDGE RosALskv GAYS NE GAVE
DIX r'scHeR.HANeEN's RECORD.
Judge Rosaisky was shown the report
to-day that he had spoken Of Carl Fls-
chsr.Iianseb. as q lawyer 70 good ro-
puts" In his message 20 Gov. Dix on the
Brandt Ease.
Il wish 60 deny ~ absolutely false
any such statement said the Judss.
Mot oaiy ala ! not write any such
comment OF Carl Fischer. Hansen. but
] made Il distinctly . par, Of my repo.:
70 the Governor that Fischer Hansen
he'd bssn convicted Of bribery. had con-
feooe1. vas sentenced TO twelve months
IA Rlaekwsll's Island by Justice Dow
iins aoA was aftsrward aisbarrsd.
II cannot imagine how n such re-
port originated. am only too sorry
that my hands are tied by the Oovera.
or's action In sealing the papers In the
oooe. which prevents mo from makinE
~ fan report pubic.
"You cannot make Il too plain that I
an - anxious a. any on, tina a full In
veetlGAtion should Oe made. II thsrl
were psrju~sd testimony and false evi.
a0bos IN the case Of brandt. the Attor.
nsy-0ensral Of tho State should make
. esu investigation and bring the guilty
persons 10 Justice Ne = rest assured
SAet ] am ready and eager TO give all
the aid In my power In the pursuance
oS such an Investigation"
Asked II ne could outline his course
OF action n he 10 appealed 20 to. morrow
10 reopen the case. Judge Rosaisky Hald
h nature Of his ONCE prevented hin
from making AMI statement In advanc,
OF action he might contemplate. II L
aoeeptsd ~ = fact, however. around IN,
Cvs~inai Courts Building that Judg,
hesaisky would favor q motion to 70
oDeu the case Of Brandt n u 10 mad,
before him to.m0rroS /.
Judge Rosalsky a. frst declined Z,
comment on the report that an ,nyssti
1oeson 10 In prospect In the State senat,
looking toward Impeachment proceed
nSs against him. But when It wa
pointed out that HE silence would IN
: miseonstrusd sgainst him the Judg
f-sala;
such = report would DO absurd Il ,
were moi shameful stand upon m,
record. court any Investigation Of m,
conduct on the BENCH"
TOWNS TO PRESS TWO MODE
OF LEGAL ATTACK.
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