New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18

ever, that he had nau Si0N r. =,
He was the first to be calleu Ny WIG
clerk Of the County Court.
"You are indicted for burglary IN
tho third degree What is your plea
Boforo the boy could answer Judge
Niomonn asked him if he expected 70
" IiCy about il. pa? Am ! going. to
have LAWYER? ?" asked Donald, turnlhg
around to face his fnther, VINO was
string in the back row OF sPectaIoI D
The cider Chapman answered IN Vne
"'H Were S'o is the COUNSEL persisted
Tho N,iemanu. II think il advisable
for the Young man to consult with ms
iawver before he enters a plea 70 th'S
81 have engaged counsel, but ne has
M, como vet" said Mr.. Chaplain, RS
10 Judge Niemann said he would put
the case over until later in the dsy.
Ruth Taylor COnlin,' called tne
cIork Escorted by Mr.. Fernie and with
owes downcast she made her way 70
the clerks desk. Finding that the glH
had no lawyer, Judge Niemahh col
scnted to postpone her case also pot,.
Young persons and their escorts 'el'
The courtroom AT once A., r.,
"This is terrible" sighed MIS- CoH
lin when asked fCi statement WINE
her grandfather was arranging 10 re-
tain lawyer :. ,,.. Lo,,o
had ca much publicity already. | |ill
say that all these persons who lost
rronertv have received everything BACK,
pprI II will not cost them a cent, be-
cause Donald's father paid Tor the re-
coyery of the things
Bailed in Welded Name.
An hour late. the girl was brought
bofaro Judge Niemann again. Mel II.
V.rJowatar. her lawyer, was Informed
nv Assistant District Attorney Charles
r Weeks that there were four lndlct-
monts against Mrs. Conlin, although
on1,, one was read by the clerk. plea
of not guilty was entered.
Have youst bondsman?" asked the
judge. ,,-un ro,riod tho
To cover the four indictments, Judge
Niemann raised the bail from Sl'OOO re-
cuircd when the couple were nrst ar
rested 10 $4,000. John D. Campbell the
girls grandfather, arranged Tor her re-
Harry W. Moore, retained to appear
for young Chaplain, a so entered pea
Of not guilty. Captain Charles VOL
retired Chief Of Police Of Sea ClIt' fur-
nished bond for the boy. Judge Me,
mann warned the lawyers that they had
until June % TO withdraw or chahge
their pleas. ..;..
A brief but interesting conversation,
ensued when Judge Niemann found
4 haar, made out
for Ruth Taylor" out Of respect Tor
Mrs. Conlin's wish to use her maiden
name. ,.oy
MY name is Ruth Taylor" she re-
Are you divorced from your hus-
band?' -
mo. But I've separated from MIN
and there is something pending" the
girl is said to have made answer. IN
der orders from the judge, the name on
the bond was changed to Ruth Con-
lin"
Mr.. Chaplain and his son left for
Long Island City early in the afternoon
to consult Surrogate John J. Graham,
who. il is reported, will be retained to
take over Donald's case
Some of the Loot.
From the District Attorneys Office it
was learned that the four joint Indlct-
monts charge the young couple with
taking a pair of ice skates, with ice
shoes attached, from the home OF Mrs.
Mary Woods; a silver manicure set a
pair of silver backed military brushes.
silver knives and forks and a silver
carving set from the home Of Emil j..
Winterroth, goods valued at S25; sill
yer decanter, silver knives and spoons,
a silver cup. cut glass dish and cut
glass decanter from the cottage of Mrs.
Alice Watson, value S25, and a pair Of
opera glasses, a suit of clothes, rain
coat and box of tools from the home
of Harry Pierce, value $40.
All these articles are lying on
table in the District Attorneys office,
waiting 70 be returned to their owners.
Officer Charles Wittenberg, of the Sea
Cliff police, said the property pawned
would be paid for by those who lost it,
but that the articles sold outright
would be made good by Clapham's
father.
Efforts TO find Mrs. Conlin at the
home of her mother in Sea Cliff last
evening were of no avail. Mr. Fernle
said that she was in bed at the home
of her grandparents, on the corner of
Glen Avenue and Elm Place. You're
wasting your time trying to see her,"
he snapped.
According to the neighbors, Donald
Chaplain called at the girls home for
half an houI last evening