The evening world., 1912-11-21

town calabooss three hours ahead Of
Rose. WALTON and Weber like q scared
rabbit. jumping and dod gins and duck
ing about IN the vortex Of q JostlinG
crowd ~ II he feared that he was about
10 be assaiied from every side.
Hedgsd In by camera men he was
forced TO pose for his photograph. and
while his knees Knocked together his
little rat eyes blinked and blinked and
his prison paiior became chalk white.
When at last he was hurled forth into
the open By . guard OF policemen and
lawyers ne was IN q blue funk and
scarcely able to totter. He was hustled
along the pavement by . good-natursd
mob, stumbling over his cane and port
mAnteaus whiss he nervously turned his
head about like q frightened weasel.
schepps's state of mind was we'll sx-
pressed when he replied to . question
concerning what he would do to-mor-
row with the tremulous answer:
"08, D01'4 A0x H, ! MAI N
D1AD 1o-8o110W."
Rose. WALTON and Weber will not BE-
released until later this afternoon and
an effort will be made to prepare . less
spectacular departure for them than In
the case Of Schepps
All that wasn't provided for Schepps
was a band. There were moving pic
ture cameras that frightened him BY
;heir clicking machinery. rude photo
yraphers who .ostled hir. and wedged
aim into corners and made him poss
for them. There were hootinE men
xx.Aa Les ~nA
Murderer and there were scenes Of
riot and turmoil from the minute
Magistrate Murphy sot him FREQ until
he got away under a flying starI In q
yellow uxicsS. huddled desp In the
cushions and ciinEinE to the arm Of
his lawyer. Bernard ssnc,sr.
SERENE UNTIL HE sEes THE
CROWDS.
Tn, court procesdin - were very brief.
Sammy Schepps was his daAper. COM
plaeent seh untn he got out into the
orr icr and saw the sort o; huma n
de he would have TO buck before he
,ouij gain free sccess TO the great
rutGoors.
He zane into court looking q great
.i'ownl-s. lie wore a new black braid
I'd tult. gray suede gloves. patent
Gather shoes. n purple ba,-winy tie. a
'hoker of a eolIac ard, carried a silk
lined overcoat aua u silver-handied
caee ever his arm. He had nothing to
az while mis- attorney and Assistant
, Dbtr:c:-Attorney sullivan were -e-
i,ussiing the Masistrste, to dismiss me
yasrsncy charge. but the moment Ills
iioncr announced that the charge wa
''is.nissrd Schepps asked: May II
liease the Court. may ! go back Ia
,rison:'
Good gracious" exclaimed Magistrate
. rurphy. what do you want to q
back there for' l have Just set you
free."
To get my luggage. OF course.
si,a2ped Schep?s You don't think In
so!ns away without my grips. d. yoa?
60 In and help yourself" iaughee
the Aaylstrate.
CAMERA SQUAD sEATe HIN
BACK.
- A few minutes later Schepps appeared
with a portmanteau In each hand AM
stutnbled out through the door that lee
,rto the corridor. A camera squadron
charged upon him and drove him benin,
ne telephone booths.
Take 'em away Take EN- away
"crramed Schepps. This IL an outrage
Ills lips were blue and his tee,h wer
,:hattering.
"yOu had better Jet them take YOU
a
.,void trouble. There's a moving pietur
ayout waiting at the curb
ooh. dear" moaued the little c~iel
-ity; this 10 awful
q Then a photosr apher set on q 1asn
lght and Schepps almost swooned. "
ell back against "A telephone BOOT
.ropped his cane ana clutched the a
'wo photographers grabbed HIN. stoo
i'm up against the wall and orde"v
,in TO stand still. lie did 80. As som
If his courage oOxed back into him h
anity cropped to the surface and h
ieinoyed mis- big tortoise shel.-rImms
.lasses.
Mere. take me again" he chattere,
j look better without them
When the kodakers had finished WI.
lin Schepps picked up his luggage. oni
30 find himself encircled by "A small .al
4 reporters
MAY De DEAD TOMORROW.
oUoTh HE.
What are your plans for to-day al
tomorrow" was asked.
I may he dead tomorrow" whine
.,cAeppa. 'Please let me out Of here.
the next query.
TO see my dear old mother" gurgla
schepps. "she Is waiting for me at N
.J5 West One Hundred and Forty-fouri
street"
Il guess you had better revise thu