The evening world., 1913-01-15

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,uecured within the jurisdiotion Of the
,,o0urt"
!. FINALLY Justice Golf fixed bail at
Loo. lie granted a motion offered oy
Iltths District-Attornsy giving the prose-
Il sntaon permission to ssk for an increase
Z. 81 bail at any time and also siving ME-
~ whitman forty-eight houn examination
= of any security offered.
81 Aithough Fox was prepared to i've
y bond and tht Distrtct-Attomey was WIN
Ting 10 release the indicted pol'oemAn on
'DaR Justice 0off upset the programme
s.NnA FOX had not secured his liberty late
XShis afternoon. He had then been trying
sfuaers than four hours TO get MS matter
ret hail Strengthened out.
= Nsrs. Pauline Klaus frst FURNISHED
4 bond for FOX and Districs-Attorney
RsWSltman acccpted It. but Justice CON
turned II down. holdins that the
: equity Of Mrs. Klaus In the properly
Al offered. 5000. was not suhicienI
~ Then the National surety Company
= was asked TO furnish bail. Everythins
appeared TO be progressing wen un'i,.
after looking into the case, omcers Oh
Az National Surety decided that they
4did not want to incur the obligation
A n last resort Fox sent for ex-Con-
william g. Bennett, who. u
vas hoped by the prisoner. wouid pro-
: duos q satisfactory bondsman.
n was announced at Police Head
quarters to-day that Fox's trial at Head'
CHARTERS will be resumed on Friday
morning, and that the Commissioner
expects George sipp and J. Howard
4sgipp, both OF whom are reported py os-
tsctives a. having been legally De yea
With subpoenAs to be present ready 70
testify. But ~. Fox Is due In the su-
preme Court TO plead to his indictment
at the time set for his trial II 10 likely
that the trial at Headquarters will be
postponed again.
Reports that George sipp. upon whose
testimony, given yesterday. Fox was
indicted. 10 In . precertous condition
from a serious operation performed last
night turn out to be exaggerated. sipp
did undergo . minor operation, but II
vas not serious or even painful and he
could leave his bed tomorrow n Il
should be necessary.
Fearing arrest on trumped up charge.
Sop insisted that he BE- put through
some sort Of an operation. A. his
health 10 rather bad. DR.. william ii. Up
I ton didn't have much diffioulty In Nc.
urinS out something that would appeass
sipp and insure him against arrest
The Grand Jury has temporarily
dropped the sipp charges. but they viii
Be taken up later with particular refer.
spce to the alleged police "frame-up" by
which slpp was arrested In Atlantic
CITY on charges made by two women OF
no reputation. II 10 said that the police
msA who got these charges together
really overTeached themselves. for when
the accusations became public and s!pp
was arrested his friendship with certain
policsmsn gave W.y to bitter enmity and
resentment, and ~ u now determined 10
Asgraos them.
osPP OecLARGS NELL TELL
ALL NE KNOWS.
0p0 In his stoy to the 0rand Jurs
yesterday mentioned the names Of an In
'Osctor and q captain In the Police
pe0artment. but was unable 70 sivs evil
dsncs which would warrant the GRAND
Jury IN taking action. However. . linz
-se inquiry has been opened up which
xwsu be followed.
Apparently sipp has determined TO tel
I'll he knows about vice conditions u
hey prevailed during the days OF hi
sstvity a. . keeper Of . disorderl,
hetsl In Harlem. He said yesterday
sythat he was going clear to the bottom
kaaA that his rsvelat ions would surprts
$3esw York.
oipp at the same time repeated . stor,
h told TO the Grand Jury to the sffec
chat he understood q large sum had bee
raAssd to keep him out Of the State. an
that he had accepted 500 q the none
While In Newark. The reports OF tn
amount vary from 5000 to $780, I'd
ward J. Newell. tipp's lawyer. and tn
lawyers for Fox deny the story. Sip
4. AaN Newell know about the Transaction
vt1ch Newell hstly denies. Sipp says b
hsa released Newell - his lawyer IN
retained Solomon A. LYMAN Of No. II
past One Hundred and Twsnty.hrs
strest 70 represent him In case the polio
MAKE another attempt to set hun Q
criminal charges.
LaM night eight or ten business me
Of standing tried to get In 70 see Sip
but we're not admitted. They had va
ious excuses for wanting 10 talk to hr
but Il Is surmised they Intended to uri
him not to 20 further with bis o
posures.
II 10 likely no other police graft VI
psssss will be heard BY the Grand Jul
before next Monday. - they havs arst
anA election cases and other matters
WORT on that Will k>p them busy w
thaa. II may b possible 10 hsAf . q
By Friday. however.
aipp told the orand jury al b "a
the Aidsrmanio Committee and mu
mses. He was oorroborstsd n importa
astails BY his son. Howard After hes
ing them the Jury did not hesitate
vote an indictment against Fox.
n L u understood that Sips story "
semArksbis expose Of how the pol
have regulated vice In Harlem for yea
al named three inspectors and o
captain ~ men who had participated
sMAarnnt tiuaAa IN thu lAat five y0Arn