The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-13

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homo OF capt, Walsh was made by
direction OF Justice Gor. sitting In the
extraordinary term of ~. Supreme
Court. and he based ms Judgmer. as 10
The condition OF Capt Walsh on a re-
port made to him by his own IN, siciln,
d. J. u. Kelly. who examined the = Oh
witness d. Kelly reported that Il,
would impcril Walsh's life to take him
from his home
Walsh. being indicted. &, under arrest
nj his house, hut no police guard has
been placed over him because OF his con.
ditioh. However. the place Is watched
by tho Dlstrict-Attorneys detectives. not
20 much to prevent Walsh from escap-
Ing as TO prevent persons who might b.
Interested In intimidating him or. worse,
from gaining access to his bedside.
The plan OF having the Grand Jury 10
10 Walsh's home 10 take his testimony
was decided upon by the Dlstrict-At-
torney and Justice Goff yesterday, but
II was necessary TO place It before the
Grand Jurors FOR their sanction to-day.
They had expected that Capt. Walsh
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"is"u jury constituting more than
u"o'u"'' repaired 10 .Jusuce SoHs
"u'' WEARING oNercoats ana carrying
ha's' Ihey were accompanied by Dis
tI'c' "t'oihey whitman hls assistants,
MT Hroehi ana Mr.. clarke; Chief Clerk
henry Sayre, the Official stenographer.
anu dozen process servers.
AFTER Justice Con had received the In
dlctments he consulted with Foreman
Wood or the Grand Jury. The Jurors.
with Mr. Whitman ana his aides. then
hurried from the Criminal Courts Build
Ing to tn. subway and rode To One
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''cu anu '"ehty-hi'h seree' ana Madi-
son avenue. where capt. Walsh lives
on the third floor.
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me, III, ylsitors ANA ,.cor,.d ,,.r 4,
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"Ae'~d Nv the ARRIVAL OF the unusual
party
| DIR. Upton rena ned just outside the
door VI Walshs room during the Grand
Jury proceedings. waiting for "A ,all
should the patIent oollsus. NJ VhI,.
man belnx tb,rn,yhIv ,,,v.rsa,, ,,,,.,,
walsh's .s,o,v 700. oI,. ~, a,na',o, ,,,'
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"""" S"ore 10 ana sshed' MS Test
mehy' whleh VIII be available In tho
t1al OF Inspector Sweeney, even thouSi
Walsh should dc before that event
Polic. Commissioner Waldo WAS in
dignant To-day over the insluu,t, IAN
thai the visit of two polIe, surgeons
10 walsh's nom. on Tuesi.y Isl IA I,
change for IN. wor.. in WaI.h's con.
aition The facts concsrnInu mi. nan.
peniny are, according 90 Mr. Waldo.
The book Of rules provides that a