Evening star., 1915-01-19
Magistrate Minnick's court tomorrow

Magistrate Minnicks court tomorrow
morning.
wearing a plaid coat, the kind that is
so often seen about race tracks, showed
his anticipation of early freedom when
he stepped up to the clerks desk. He
had satisfied his bondsman that he
would be on hand the third Monday of
April to respond to any charge the
grand jury might present. but when
States Attorney Green asked for his
address and he said it would be in
Kentucky after next month his bonds
man quickly changed his mind
81 can't take him. said the bonds
man.
Promises to Return.
But" protested the sportsman, "rll
return in time for court I've taken an
apartment on Goth street, Washington,
for a year"
An hour later the bondsman qualified
for the prisoner and he left court.
Sheriff Goldsborough. States Attor-
ney Green and Marshal Carter are be-
cessful raid that was made at the club.
Not even the Baltimore police who par
ticipated in the raid knew of their
destination until they were within a
rev miles of the club, and it became
necessary for the marshal to take
charge of the car in order to have the
crew make stop at Myers station.
Names of Prisoners.
Those who had given bond before the
adjournment of court yesterday gave their
names as follows: George b. Morris,
Henry Murray. Charles Fink, Frank
Ward. alias Howard Durham; William
Brooks. William Austin, Frederick c.
Z tic Ay,1 D-It
K. Paul Watts, Robert Potee, Lawrence
f. Moore. William A. Hanna. Eugene V.
Chelini. Harvey d. Jacob. Paul +. Alex
ander. Clyde c. Huntington, Philip c.
Arth. John NJ. Powers. John l.. Cassin,
Leo =. Nachman, Leo Odekoven. Thomas
H. Banes, John G. Chestnut, Willis B.
Holder. Bernard e. Duvall, Martin T
s. EarGsyi Coot Ira duarG r nn,ss II smith; nth Harry
Michael Long. Jesse p. Wiley. Matthew
Myers. William Joseph Desmond. M. X.
Suiter. Joseph B. Sparks, Louis r. Butts,
Joseph a. Clark. William J. Collins,
W w IMAM @ r. Wiley John J. Lyons. Frank
Beaulac. John H. Mills, James S. Per-
kins. Clarence Jarrett, Randolph More
land, William F. Daley. Horace H. EN-
mons Isaac II Germany. Jacob w.
Charles D. Joliffe James H. Mooney
Joseph Lee, c. ]. O'Neil. c. A Bosse,
George Griffin. William Thomas.
John T: Barkman, Morris Decker,
George r Reese. Lawrence w. Bren-
George Aekman, Thomas NJ. White.
William J. Lynch. Ralph H. Howe,
James H. Weaver, John B. Vanderbilt
John W. Payne. Leslie r. Smith, Ed
ward K. Allen. Edward E. Long, James
L. Purcell, William E. Cayce, Michael
Carr, Joseph A. Walker, George L.
Reilly, Edwin L. Rothwell, Douglas
Moxley. Charles r. Alley, Gustave
Glotzbach. John P. Kahler, Henry L.
a,gGlns; Aa9,ph a7fpaa carges. william
Frank P: Hoover, William Waple.
Payton Poiser, Christian Burkhard,
Frank Huger. Frank E. Deahen, Fred
erick G.. Metcalfe and William F.
Burns.
Governors Views.
'It is almost inconceivable," Gov
Cioldsborough said; that such a thing
could have occurred. I have been in
this morning with Judge
Brashears and States Attorney Green
relative to the matter. They are the
judicial officers of Anne Arundel coun-
ty, and l trust that they will cause
such action to be taken as the facts in
the case. after thorough Investigation,
will warrant.
"One can understand that one. two
or three prisoners might escape from
the custody of the sheriff under the un-
usual conditions which brought such a
large number of men into his keeping,
but when the number reached as many
as twenty-five, as is reported to me. is.
to say the least, most startling, and
calls for an immediate and rigid in
quiry."
Sheriff's Statement.
Sheriff John E. Potee's explanation /
how the men got away from his Jail is
this:
Il never receipted to Marshal Car
ter of Baltimore for 14s prisoners 1
gave him no receipt. I do not admit
that l ever received 148 men, and 1
don't admit that single man has cs-
capped"