The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

Special police escort as protection
AGAINST probable bomb outrages was pro-
vlded Yesterday for the City Magistrates,
Judges of General Sessions Justices VI
snecial Sessions and the Justices OF the
Criminal Branch of the supreme Court III
all twenty court rooms dealing WIN GRIM
inal cases and twenty-five Judges OF Vari-
Gus grades were under guard
The protection was ordered by pohce
Commissioner Woods as result OF 'he
planting of the bomb in the Tonlbs court
on Saturday. where Magistrate CanpoeI.
was sitting. and OF the series %, D ~ i,'
planted recently either In courts or III
churches The escort was PROVIDED even
against the wishes OF many or the oinclais
themselves because Ii was deemed OF the
highest Importance not to take any lur'ner
chances In letting men VINO nlgnt pc tne
Victims of anarchists attacks go ABOUT I'M
attended. 81.
The Judges will he under protection as
they sit in their respective courts. lhey
will be escorted to and from their hoines
and even will have detectives Close AZ
hand when they go out TO lunch. urlneI.
wore no person without a specific errard
exnlaIned beforehand to the police at the
doors, will be admitted TO the courts.
II was evident from the conduct OF inc
city officials that Mayor Mitchell ana ms
advisers believe 1.-THE running down Oh tme
authors OF this and other outrases VIII
put the Police Department TO supreme
test. .o
Police in the lower ranks seem TO nave
che idea that there Is an emphatic De
msnd that something be accomplished
within a few days in clearing up tne
mystery as to the bomb planter. lney
| have been told that every possible pre-
| caution must be exerted 10 prevent repc-
| Urn
| Uow extensive these precautions are IS
| shown nv the fact that detectives were
| detailed Yesterday TO guard every Masis
| trate's court In the city. every court o,
| General Sessions, all the courts OF SPeeia.
| Sessions and even the Criminal Brahch o.
| the supreme Court The detectives hau
! orders TO call at the homes OF the Magls-
,rates in the morning. accompany them 70
| court TO be near at hand at luncheon ana
| 10 soc them home after the adjournment
| of court ,.,.
| of Speclal Sessions, the Childrens NouI'
and TO the Judges OF General sessions.
| The order was put into enect even asa''ss
| tho wishes OF some of the Magistrates
| ord Judges themselves because the Ponce
Donartment is determined to leave nothing
undone. r.,, ma.
| guarded by at least a score or detectives
| There were men in plain clothes AT every
| entrance who eyed keenly every pc,
| son entering the building. They toue
I'm In elevators with the Judges ms
doors 10 the Judges chambers on the
third. floor were kept locked ana oetec-
| lives were detailed there all day long
II was reported tina. at least two were
| ,ssipred 10 spend the night In the puiio-
ing. .o-
No person with bulging pockets nor
any one not known to the detectives wa
nar,r,i,ted TO enter any court in the bu1iu
ing without first explaining his business
| "a the polics The courts naturally were
IA liver bare Of spectators. Very rev
anpIied for admission to the Tombs court
where MAGISTRATE Campbell was s'ttns
Neither was any person admitted we
| sauntered toward the door win po',
hands in his pockets The police "ah'eu
10 see the bare hands.
Among the Judges In General session,
ara Judge Wadhams, VINO sentences
Frank Tannenbaum, the young l. W w
leader Judge Rosalsky. to whom poih'
was sent over a year ago. also SITS therc
While detectives have not been assigned
70 watch churches and will not De- eNcep
where there is a direct threat against
church. patrolmen were directed 10 keei
.necial watch over the churches on thel
heats. especially at night
Some OF the churches have taken IN
nrecaution to have at east one or incl
members sworn In rs special deput'
sheriff. The majority OF those were swori
in nj tho time that the I. W. w men wer
carving on their church raids last winter
, Among the deputies connected VIII