New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
One Lone Dealer Gets
Long Sentence as Others
Search for Police Enemy.
ABSENCE BATTLES
UNDERWORLD BAND
uore of Traffic in Girls Is Re.
yealed-One Arrest in
Murder Case.

u;.h ono Of their CHEZ agents start
,n-day 10 serve from ten 10 twenty
re ~ hard labor in Sing Sing, the
Eas.. slaveYs are Scurrying to cover
W. VOID has passed that New York is
In' ssfe Yet enough of them, reeking
" money that almost tells how and
- il was obtained, sat in the Bronx
enSntv Court yesterday afternoon
O:.;rr 20 study the fac and form OF
T,i;am J. Enright. the policeman at
'.hsd 70 Deputy Police Commissioner
49, - Office who got them" actually
..,l;ne their white slaves
Their system, opened TO attack and
,,po,ed TO the police here shows that
:. reaches As far as San Francisco.
T,srs the demands of the big fair
~ ~. traffic IN souls profitable enough
:. nav dealers for shipping women
,,rass the continent
iohn J. Delane. the Bronx politician,
...sstsr. cunman and white SLAYER, who
~ eight years piled his trade un-
-,ls,ted. openly boasted that his
Srrl." were sending him money from
s,seo His weekly toll. in some cases
..I;rh as $50. was collected from the
'.,.ve" out Of town for placing her and
Ssowling as he was led away to serve
,,on ten TO twenty years in Sing Sing,
5.l,ne. diseased. said TO be dying,
's.ked the typical white SLAYER.
Pstrolman FOils Spies.
few blocks away. in the shadow of
Third Avenue elevated station. stood
rsrisht. afraid that if he was seen in
.,urt he would be spotted by the
yitous element that had gathered 10
g,,,n 70 Delane's sentence. He had
,o.bjng 10 do with Delane's case, but
,Is white slayers wanted TO study him,
"a, they fear he will get them.
lust across the street from the Bronx
cnuntv Court. as Delane was being led
,v,y 10 iail awaiting word to send him
IN the river" was Louis Abrams the
usr who is alleged 10 have sold a
white slave" TO Enright, one Of Dep
v,y Commissioner Lords staff.
Nathan Liebermsn, his attorney, OBJ
'eeted 10 a postponement Of the case.
which Was asked by Assistant District
Attorney Mork.
aAn important witness is missing"
Y, Mork told Magistrate Herbert AL
dough no connection has been shown
nth Delane and the latter's gang,
Abrams was we'll supplied with money
AID friends who anxiously studied
zach newcomer for the boob who says
.ssa COP. but amt got brains enough
,obe one" Some Of them had shaken
Dslsne b. the hand as he was being
,s.tled off TO Jail.
IN the lower part Of Manhattan de-
,sctiyes from Police Headquarters had
uthered ia their dragnet Tony FUN
s'edo. suspected of being implicated in
he murder Of Joseph Fuliano, who was
hllsd while defending his wife from at
,s,k By agents Of the traffic" Teeth
,,rks, inflicted by one Of the gang
ms in q scuale the slain man had en-
gged in the night before his death, are
aid TO associate the prisoner with this
rack
Child Victim Discovered.
The police have another victim OF the
vhite slave traffic, Ruth Borgenight,
'alrteen years old, who was turned
over 70 the Children's Society yester-
cay following the adjournment OF the
tearing in the case of Max Gerber,
twenty-five years old. accused of alb
ilciing and seduc!ng her and then
2.scing her on sale in Harlem.
County Judge Louis d. Gibbs, whom
the "slavers" tried 10 blow up a few
months ago. in sentencing Deldnc, de
led the lawless element and warned
lien that. regardless of influence, o.
cal, political and otherwise, when APP
rthended and convicted, they will get
ne maximum penalty
In sentencing the court said: You
lave been convicted for accepting, levy
hg or approrpriatlng a sum Of money
te proceeds OF woman of i'll fame:
iou were convicted under the name OF
.ohn Delane. In all the years that you
tsTe been living in this borough you
have never done a decent days work or
seen engaged in any legitimate employ
nert
You represent . type Of gang man
40 gang leader that Is now engaged IN
death grapple with the city govern
asnt Either the gangman and their
.saders' methods are to flourish here
aad subyert law and order, or the COM
nVnity and the civilization of the city
lad this country must be preserved by
prompt, vigorous and energetic action
hsheeking crime and leaders of gangs.
Gunman's Past Shown.
As a guerilla, leader of repeaters,
% exploiter OF fallen women, man
700 maintained resort for such Great
Tres where thieves gathered, you prac-
used the art Of gsngman and gunman
ns gentle art.
80 You have had a charmed criminal
ne until now. You were charged with
UylUQv rrkkrwv. nyI althAMorh
Ie Of the men with you were con-
ue'ed, you alone escaped. sentence
!Oa 10 not less than ten years and not
@ofe than nineteen years and five
nonths"
District Attorney Francis Nartin. in
sSnng for the extreme penalty. said
M Tar back as eight years ago this