The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
Rail Too High for Him.

Indictment and his pride was further ruff
fai when Judge Rudkin put his bail at
100000 That amount was too great for
he resources Of the Wolr to overcome
"s'f-iAy. and at 3 10 T.. NJ he started UP
Park Row To the Tombs to spend Saturday
-s7' and sunday, at least.
LiIierusch. hearing OF the Indictment
against him. called on the United states
Attorney and arranged 20 appear In court
to-TorroN moruIns and plead. HIS coun-
,sl eN-Jud-a William y Cohen. also saw
VI Marshall and completed the details for
re arru-rment and the furnishing OF
afN TIE United States Attorney was
'n'iD.'i that Mr.. Lauterbach would not
seek Go --cape the Jurisdiction OF the court
Tho Indictment charging conspiracy
against Lamar, alias Lewis, says that
IN February I. 1913. Lamar telephoned
% Lewis Cass Ledyard ana represented
.1sef as Congressman Il. Mitchell Pal
"ey. and that Lauterbach held con-
E.rst' vita Nv Ledyard against tho
7'.cr of the United states"
The story was told In detail before AN
INVESTIGATING committee In Washington "A
year aEI .ast summer. Lamar called up
NJ LeIyall. represented himself as Con-
gresham Palmer and urged Iedyard to
rava Ltutrf bach retained lie said that
'Au'ernarl was In touch with Congress-
ner y Washington ana that there was no
-ssI desire 10 have the Steel Corporation
'.rest gated.
After the nrst Indictment vas returned
a-'.nst Lamar ne started a fight against
coming 10 New York TO plead. His case
9 ugN pending In the United states SUI
IRENE Court II seems that some time
.so his Washington attorney wrote to tho
United States Attorney here asking per-
-'ss.on TO- Lamar 10 return 10 New
Nrk 20 attend 10 certain business
matters Mr. Marshall replied that La
mar would ne arrested II he stepped into
MS district Several weeks ago Lamar
l-r.yel In Brooklyn II is said that no
E1s inviting arrest In that Jurisdiction,
yer, he could start another fight
against being brought into New York
tn Vtrrag, that had been Issued on
"e third indictment, however. was not
'-.ve1 on him n" was watched until
. r~le.e cd Manhattan and then arrested
lamar r knowing Of the third indlct-
".rrt a,,p.ared cool and collected In court
'.ttrlt. morning. lie posed III various
'.st.ors about the court room, directing
Ills .tfY.u,y AS 20 what 70 do ana "hat
G.t 90 do
Lamar SMILED as Mr.. Marshall was de-
r'u7c.ug him to the Judge. MT Mar
shah oa. accusing him Of having for-
,.,.i ..u Car $4,000 In this court, but
"'hc Wa,r' walked backward and forward
n the rallied section of the court ROOM
Surprise for Lamar.
L.Wts R Williams, attorney ror Lamar
started 20 argue that the proceedings IN
Washington acted as stay asaihst '"e
4rre.' ~ Lamar in this jurisdiction iheh
MARSHAL urnkel stepped over with a
A u Indictment anu
..-.,l q ou Lamar. Mr., Marshall an
r.l..ai openly the nature OF the new
'-I.,rn,.i Immediately Lamar's at''
'.t. hanged
"r Marshall. fear that Lamar might
l.r. his bail was made clear py mn
-Yru,ut for a big bail All the mum
ftr.. i'm This case" ne said. have beer
Omitted 1y the defendant, and they are
.s-r,pfihlr ~ immediate proof lie II
ns.tlr, tine present dficulty by nghtinl
.r another court over question or la"
IS ~ whether % Congressman Is an oillcel
- '" United states Government 80 y
...,lrs that the defendant has mos
.-c.ug motive to get away ..
Arr Marshall asked for $4,000 pan
'tull- attorney objected, and mail,
'.Isr Ruikin placed the bail at 10000
ing hat as he was not familiar viii
rocred,ngs In this court he would no
'.rl hurt II Lamar's counsel made nj
rutl % other Judges, That was done
... both Judge Hand and Judge Maye
.rtls~d 10 consider the request
Lunar was taken TO the Marshai
-.u AZ II \. NJ Promising that n
would ind bail, he kept telephonng until
.alock. the time limit set by Henkel
Eisn he smiled again and announced h
w. ready 10 20 10 the TOmbs. He toll
p end that he had expected to he ar
.-s.yi and had arranged for $4,000 bail
't the authorities had asked for tire
mos that much, which was more thai
could produce on the moment
g.. Lamar was about "a leave the Fed
Ruildiug ne was besirged rs pho
t'-rophers, lie requested that n he pose
Continued on Ninth Pdge