The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-17


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fnl advice.
Justice Col post poned the arraignment
OF Rosenberg and Horowitz until to-
morrow. He held in s. 800 hail AZ mater
iul witnesses Mrs Rosenberg, Mrs. Horo-
wit2 and Man Kramer or Kahn.
The days work began with the appear
ance III the Criminal Branch Of the ST.
Dreme Court Of the prisoners taken in
the apar, ment IN Queens.
The courtroom was well filled with
persons anxious to carry away "a mental
picture OF the gunineu and their viva
t1ous wives Outside the Criminal Courts
Building Il crowd of perhaps 500 watched
Mrs. Rosenberg and Mrs. Horouitz arrive
from the House Of Detention. The young
women did not seem to be az all impressed
by the gravity of the proceedings.
While they were waiting for their ca ses
to be called they chaitcd as gaily and
laughed as freely as chorus girls on
picnic. Jokes and explosive laughter
lsiased between them and Lieut. Nc
kenna. their police guardian.
The arraignmont of the Rosenthal pris-
oners had to wait on the pleading of
Joseph tonroy. indicted for the murder
OF Park row lawyer. Then Rosenberg
and Horowiia came over the Bridge Of
Sighs and stood at the rail before Justice
S.oh, Over night they had got TO. -0er
Magistrate Charles &. +. Wahle 10 7, ~
resent them. Their wives were repr, p
sented by Aaron y Levy. counsel also
for Libby and shapiro. Lefty and Gyp
glanced al their wives from time TO time
and smiled easily. Thev we're entirely
cool and undisturbcd by their position
Hearing IL Adjourned.
When called on TO plead 10 the indict-
ment against them they merely looked
toward their lawyer. Mr. Wahle told
Justice Goff that he desired 10 enter a
plea OF not guilty with liberty to with
draw the plea by Wednesday. The jus
lice shook his head He did not approve
ney Moss said he had no no objection to a
short delay. so Justice Goff adjourned
the hearing until Wednesday and the
prisoners were taken back tn The Tonbs
MIR Moss asked the Justice TO commit
Mrs. Rosenberg. Mrs. Horowitz and
Kramer. the pickpocket. to the House of
Detention as material witnesses. He
asked that bail be hyed al 5000 apiece.
Circumstances. said Mr. Moss. rem
der these women peculiar witnesses.
They kept their Whereabouts secret Ivy
skilful and devious ways and We want
10 make certain of their appearance"
,"Gyp's Lille and "Jcfty'S Lille
snbckered as II they considered Mr.. Moss's
comments highly fattering The Justice
frowned They became suddenly silent.
Mr.. Levy desired to make a few re-
Hidi hN tbhlN''l llue 'hs dIl1plIi' DHll,
but the co,r1 was too busy for oratoly.
Justice Cor was MOI acquainted. anyway.
with Mr. Levy'- sanding III the case
So he said merely that he considered
5000 bail IN each case as perhaps cN-
cessive. He set bail AT 81 500 In default
Of bail the three were sent back to the
House Of Detention.
Court proceedings appeared to bs at
an end But Mr.. Moss was only reserving
his most important move for the last
Deputy Commseioncr DoIgherty and the
squad of Central OlfiC., mon were on the
point of leaving the cnurt room when Mr.
Moss handed 10 the Justice folded
paper which JustiCa Guf' sCrlitin
rapidly. MIR Moss said:
| present vour Honor with an inforna-
ZION and asl, hat You sit aS committing
Magistrate for short time"
Mr.. DouCn"rtv looked up swiftly
He and his detectives were Informed
that their further prc-"uvN would ke
required hy the Justice u came ont
~ once thar the paper handed NJ hv Mr.
Moss vas virtually an HcCI-aiion that
the police h4d suppressed evidence
Justice ,'of went mt his chambers and
,mnedi1toly began the inquiry
The first witness was Detective O.
eassa He was Questioned . ahout the cir.
cumstanCes Cf tine arrest and as 10 what
kind of papels or letters we're found Ivy
the po!ice in The Rcseni Ser Horowitz
ined Deputy Commissioner noughertv
was sava gelv giving his opinion of per
sons VINO accused the police cf SuppreS>-
inc evidence
Any man who laws that found fortv
letters is lar and III tell him 50 10 his
facet" said the Deputy Commissioner rs
he gave the railing Of the iurv box a
resounding slap The fact 0f the ma ter
is that We found III our -earrh nothing
hut a wooden box about eight inches
square and three inches deep which con
iained about forty pos, cards On the
cards there wG- no writing They had
never been malice and We're simply the
sort pf pICtur, post cards that car he
bought anywhere IN the city The other
contents OF tho box were several receipt :
for payment on furniture and gas bill ."
CON Question. Police.
Then llr uougherty vas called into
Justice Goff chamber and was ques-
toned AZ length He had nothing to
say when j" cam out about the purpori
Of the questioning Obviously he was
angry At .Iusrlce COTS request he
turned over ia rhe court the box and con
tents taken from the 'ugitives' apart
ments Justice COT locked up the evil
dence ~ his safe"
RanidlN, ,Geroaitcr. other detectives
ver" called IN and Questioned The men
examined we're Secretary Young of Mr.
DouChCfTy's Gfiio" and Detective Meyers,
lunge ard N"konna.
There Wa MOI time Yesterday to con-
Clude III" special inquiry. Justice Gof
will resume - to-day and will have before
him Lieut. Dominick ReiilyOf Dougherty' S
staff and other witnesses.
The identification made by krese was
-s,ch that efforts were made by the Dis
trict Attorneys ofIic. To keep secret the
fact thai hreso mad quickly identified
not only The iwo prisoners, but Kramer.
i 81 A,
murder Of Lnst INITIAL
Kreses euar" figure was conspicuous
in front seat ~ the courtroom. He
Kept, as alvay-. near several of the Dis
trict Attornev's detective staff. for krese
is nervous about MS safety and fears
that the gsugsters viii sooner or later
Try to take hls lfc
When Gyp and Lefty we're taken into
the room he stiffened like pointer. His
glance fingered over the pair for minute
or so and then he whispered to the de-
tective,
Il am sure that they are two OF the
men saw in the bunch that shot at Rosen i
thai ] am positive that they are two OF
the four that | saw IN the gray aut omobile
after the murder
He made his Identification OF Kramer
or Kahn equally positive
Il hat : the very man. said he, who
stopped Inc when | turned into Forty
third street a few minutes before the
murder and Who asked me what I was
doing there When | told him ] was
tlat resting he gave me shove and said
a tar "a