The evening world., 1912-09-04

tNsmorrow, when Mr.. whitman makes
his appearance to apply for a special
Anel OF Jurors for the Becker trail.
ana that then he will renew his plea
fdr the postponement of the date set
for trial.
n will make no application before
shy Justice for change OF venue or other
pJrpose until have had a hearing be-
FIRE Justice Con-" he added. lie al.
lowed his hearers TO infer that he did
not mean by that any relinauishlng OF
~ possible determination TO make ar-
piicauon for a change Of venue II his
further plea for added time IL denied.
WALDO ORDERED TO TESTIFY
BEFORE ALDERMEN.
Police Commissioner Waldo was sub
poenaed by the special currsn Alder
manic Investigating Committee to-day
ct his once IN Police Headquarters.
Charles s. Guthrie, assistant counsel.
made the service. II being explained that
IL would not be left to a regular process
server. the committee desiring to OBJ
serve courtesy. II was explained. in
addition, that other Department execu-
tiyes needed before the inquisitors viii
b likewise treated by tho committee.
Commissioner waldo told Mr.. Guthrie
he welcomed the investigation to be
made into the Police Department and
would render every assistance. In ana
out OF Headquarters. to help the COM
mittee to get at facts. All the books
and documents at Police Headquarters
would always be at the disposal OF the
committee. the Commissioner said.
Mr. walAo's attendance is called for
Sept. 16. one week from the date set Tor
thp. appeseance OF the Mayor. who is TO
testify at the first public hearing. Mon
dsy nexts
In the case OF Mayor Gaynor. WHO was
visited by Assistant Counsel william
A. Moore, at st. James yesterday. no
sutpoena was used. The Mayor was
requested to appear. and he promised
toe do 90. Kidding ghat he would gladly
give hi views ON police affAirs and con-
ditions.
WHITMAN GUARDS EYE!wiT.
kEss AGAINST INTIMIDATION.
After losing one OF his witnesses In
Thomas Coupe. the English former Sec
rotary of the Elks' Club. who fed 10
England because Of his fear OF the
"syStem." District-Attorney Whitman
10 not taking any chances on the in
unidation OF others. II became known
to-day that Mr.. whitman had app
pointed one OF his detectives. Robert
stewart. TO act as bodyEuard and con-
slant companion for Louis KressL
Krsssi IL the waiter who was stand
Ing near the Metropole Hotel on the
night Rosenthal was shot and who
later Identified Jack sullivan ms having
been one Of the men he saw In front OF
the cafe Immediately after the shoot
ing. Recently all sorts Of threats Of
bodily harm have come TO Krcssi end
when he connded to Mr.. whitman his
fears of tho maiign revenge Of suili-
vans friends the District-Attorncy
acted promptly.
Now kressi sits all day in the Dis
trict-Attorney's ONCE with the detec-
tive beside him. and at nights he 10
accompanied to downtown hotel.
Stewards duty IL as much to see that
Krsssi does no fee a. 10 protect him
from possible harm.
GOVERNOR AUTHORIZES A NEW
PANEL OF JOHN DOE JURORS.
Gov. DIX to-day granted District
Attorney, whitman's request at Albany
for . new panel Of talesmen from which
TO select the new special Grand
Jury In the John Doe inquiry. The
Governor said that this authority was
merely matter OF legal procedure
and that q rsdesignation OF the ex-
traordinary term Of court or the trial
Justice would not be necessary. He
added that II was Illegal for two rpo-
cial Grand Jury panels to be drawn In
one month and that this fact would
delay the proceedings until after
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