The evening world., 1913-07-03
MISS SFlyNN FREE:
QU|NLAN TO serve
TWO YEARS IN JAIL
Latter Surprised While Rejoic-
ing Over Jury's Disagree
ment in Wosnan's Case.

PATTERSON. n. J.. July a-rhs I. ".
W. won . VICTORY and ct the same
t1ms sot . ssttark n ne seuAs here
to-day In the AisARssmsat ef the Jury
in the oase Of Eaiaa6ssh 0urasy Flynn
and the unszpsSesd imuosition Of SEN
tsnes u1ea FAArss6 ouinian. TIE jury
In tho Flynn cass did not sivs ~ untli
4 o'o1ock this afternoon, when the fore
mAn rsportsd TO Ju6gs AbTam ilsnsrt
nat an agreement vas out Of the quss-
tton...
The jury stood 10 70 for oonvictioo.
Another Indictment will bs found and
Miss Flynn, who 70 charged With in
citing to an attack IN psrons. viii os
tried again. but prooably not unth next
TALL. She was discharged from cvs-
tody on the Indictment which resulted
In the disaSrssmsnt. and her 0atl "a
another indictment was continued.
Quinian VINO has been out on ball
awaiting sentence stroilso into Judge
Kssinsrrs court to-day while the Jury
was out 10 learn the status Of hi
friend and fsssow asatator Miss Flynn.
Before hs knew WHIST was hppsntng
he had been hustled up to the hAf and
santsncsd 10 serve not tees than two
years nor more than ssvxen years IN
prison.
sgNrgNcG WAs svhpAisG TO
LABOR LEADER.
The sentencing Of 0uinlan was trs.
msndous surprise. not only b the iabor
leader end to the lawyers who have con.
Quoted the defense In ali the cases rising
out Of the silk strike. but to every one
IN the court room - we'll. Many
strikers were assent and the sentence
was an especial shock to them. - ne
bssisS had spread until Y was almost
generaaiy accepted that sentence would
b suspended on ouinlan aftsr the strike
had bssn settled.
The law requires inst ouiniaa b kent
IN the county JAN for forty-sisht hours
iyrespectivs q Aoa1dsyV and Sundays
prior % the be0inainS q his ss,.tsnce
and % he has until Monday At ieast
70 Cst Sail. This was Axsd By Judee
Kisnss< a. O.ooa Abraham Kushuer.
one Of ouinian's sawysrs. hurried from
TIE court room - 0uiulan was led from
smother. Mr.. Kushnsr was On his way
70 Trenton who're he Wal apply ANNE.
aiatsay foe . VIII of ssrer On whtoh
ouiniaa may b eaiisd. and Il b sot
believed that ~ win rsmaia IN ian
longer than to-day and to-night
Gustav HunakSe and Henry Nasson
counsel for ths L W. W. leaders. Dc.
dared that thsy should appeal ouin-
lan's oass through svsry court 10 the
land and that he would 20 To 1s1son
only when there vas no appeal len.
oUINLAN TALKED TOO PRGELv
ABOUT THG COURT.
o0iulan's unexpected sentSucing 70.
Day = believed 70 have resulted from
the intempsrats language which b 10
accused q having used In rsfsrsnos 70
Prosecutor Niohasi Dunn and TIE Ccurt
recently. ouinlan 70 reported - having
characterised Dunn - Tub Dunn and
- having advised tAs strikers thAs they
could not be hsid b contempt Of court
''on which No ore can look without con.
tempt"
He was recognised - he entered
the court room and while Q constable
took his place beside him. Prosecutor
Dunn moved for his immediate SEN
tsncA Ar. Hunsiksr was on his feet
instantly. declaring that there had
been . gentlemsn's understanding be-
tween himself and the prosecutor that
ouinlan's sentence was not 70 bs
moved until notice had been given 70
HE attorneys to allow them oppor-
tundty to apply for Q writ Of error.
Nevertheless Judge Xisnsrt granted
the motion and ouinian. the least con-
csrnsd Of any one In the room. was
arraignsd before the Judge immsdi-
ately. The sentence followed and he
was led at once TO the County Jsil.