Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
COVERS IN
JAIL CELL; WHITE
PRISONERSSTART
NEAR MUTINY
Inmates of Chicago Bastile
Object Because Pugilist Was
Not Thrust Into Quarter
Reserved for Negroes.
DUsKY CHAMPION WEEPs
WHEN HE rs MANACLED
my Leased Wire 20 rv.n,n. m.,.,A,

tBy Leased Wire % nvsnSnR msrala1
ChicbBo, Nov, 4.-Becnuse Jack
Johnson, indicted under the Mann
law. was not placed In the negro 500.
ton of cells, white prisoners at the
county jail today caused disorder that
only tho steel bars prevented from
becoming mutlny, and forced the
iailer to remove the pugilist from the
white departemnt.
No longer ls JohnAon's golden
smile" visible.
His hard, losing night. waGed
throughout an afternoon and evening
session OF Judge Landis court defect.
cd him greatly. An he left the fed-
oral building last night. handcuffed TO
Deputy Marshal Edward Northup
after "A futile plea not To have his
wrist menacled, his shoulders were
stopped and his head hung down, He
Gl.. nothing.
In the course OF hla extended battle
Tor bond, Johnson shed tears, plead
ed, offered cnsh bond in almost eyBSR
amount ana employed two attorhOys,
David Backrach and Edward Morris,
In an EFFORT to obtain his release.
Three prospective bondBmen failed to
qualify. und ono OF them, Albert
Jones, was sent 10 Jail after no had
failed to obtain u bond of $4,000 for
his appearance In court next Monday
to answer u charge Of contempt which
was lodged against him by tho court
when he attempted To schedule prop
erty said To belong Ia his wife. Tony
Mann, another prospective bondHman,
wha ordered out OF court because he
gave answers Ia questions which the
court considered untruthrul.
Give cash bond IN any amount but
FOR goodness snk" keep me out Of
JAIL" Johnson pleaded with his uttor-
neyH.
Both District Attorney Wilkerson
and Judge lands refused to considers
a cash hund,
An unparalleled attempt Ia swim
die this court by Offering unqualified
hOndsmcu hus been made" said
Judge landis. - viii not consider IA
cash bond"
District Attorney Wilkcrson said hO
| intended iu put johnson on triul nA
| soon aA pUssihIr,
Mr., Wtlkcrsun said ne understood
| that Johnson intended to leave this
country on November 80 II he obtain
ed his release, Tho crime with which
Johnson In charged In not extradltabla
After Johnson learned that only
surety by property owners would b'
accepted ho made II plalntive plea fol
an extension OF time. First no asked
that hs be- permitted to present new
bondSmen az a night session which
the court was holding last night fol
the consideration OF another case
Having failed 10 obtain his release 81
the night session, his attorneys sought
TO have the time extended.
At the jail door Edward v. Wieglo
"a newspaper photoErap phOr, attempted
To take n nashlisht picture Of john
son and the puRilist knocked him
| down with heavy cane.
"YOu cant take Il picture OF me.
shouted Johnson,
Deputy marshna inteTfered and
Johnson vas hurried into the jail.
~ want dozen candles ~ I caI
have more light. box OF cigars anC
IA case OF champaign" Johnson de
manded.
You can't have them" he was told
you're not as accommodating q
they were In san FranclscoH johnson
replied. - got everything | wanteS
there" i'