The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

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curity for our bond for Miss Tanssr.
We rode In his car TO the Mechanics
and Tradsrs' Bank. whsrs he drew
nfty 500 bills and handed than TO
me. Then he brought me to the Fed.
erai Building and he went On his
way"
Mr.. spieibsrs offered IN support Of
his story nifty $40 bills. They we're
deposited with the Commissioners a.
bail.
A. for Jamsisw. osborns. he pro-
fssssd TO BE- unconcssned over the fact
that Oliver Osborns 10 not known at
No. IN West Newton Street, Boston,
and THAI there u no No. $40 Clay
Street. Boston, thsss two addresses
being those given BY the mysterious
Oliver Osborne.
There 10 an Oliver Osborne" said
James w. Osborne. II saw him, my
wife saw him and an onicsr Of the
Government saw him. He had TO 70.
turn to Boston yesterday, but he win
be here whom he Ia needed"
Despite her night In q cell Niss
Tanser looked spic and span when
she entered the courtroom with her
counsel and her sisters Dora ana
Rose. Her white collar and cufEa ana
her white Kid gloves were spotless.
Her blue serge gown was unwrinkled
ana her small straw hat was set on
her dark hair at the proper ans,e.
She protested to be distressed at the
activities Of photographers and the
new United States Marshal Thomas
Mccarthy drove them from the room.
At the opening Of the proceedings
Mr.. slads asked permission to OF.
amino the affidavit made yesterday
by James w. Osborne upon which
the warrant II based. After examin-
Ing this and the warrant he de-
mAnded an Immediate examination.
Assistant United States District At
tornsy Wood said the Government
would not b ready to proceed until
next Wednesday afternoon. At this
Mr.. Slade. who. u . small man,
showed signs Of q disposition to take
voyage clear through the roof. He
said no had not slept all night and
was completely overwrought.
GIRLS LAWYER SAYS PROCEED.
MOS 10 AN OUTRAGE.
This court" he shouted cannot
be used for suoh . purpose. The
Government should have IL Wit
nssses here. This whole proceeding
10 an outrage against this giri and
AGAINST the laws Of the country"
Commissionsr Houghton said he
would grant the 0overnmentS mo-
ton for an adjournment until
Wednesday. aid would AZ bail at
a. eSoe0. Mr.. Slads actually wept.
He sntreated the Commissioner to
make the bond e3.seo. saying that
Mr.. Marshall told him last night that
would be suf{icient. But the ball
stuck at 5000. and upon seeing that
he could not have It reduced Mr..
slade said he would furnish q bond.
After the court proceedings Mr..
slade talked at length about the
case.
I'm the FIRST place." he said. there
10 NO oliver Osborne-thers IL NO OIL
yer Osborne other than James W.
, Osborne. I am an Queer OF this
court and I say a. such that I know
who 70 the man James w. Osborne
has procured to masquerade - oliver
Osborne. The mans name v not o..
borne at all.
II challenge James W. Osborne 70
30 With his dummv and me TO q hotel
In Plaindsld. N. j.. and to other hotels
ON the registers OF which appear the
York. II the proprietors Of those
hotels don't Identity James w. o..
borne A. the oliver Osborne who 20.
compapied Miss TanSer III make any
apology and reparation he asks for.
ADMITS "oLlvGR OSBORNE" MAY
HAxE A LETTER.
They say that the alleged Boston
| oliver Osborne produced q letter he
received from Miss Tanner at the
time she was writing to James W..
Osborne. Why James w. Osborne
had at least q dosen letters addressed
TO Dear Oliver Couldn't he have
slipped one Of these to bis dummy
"Here," Mr.. Slade oried~ I'VE have
the spectacle Of an x-prosecuting
ofIicer Of New York County going to
the prosecuting officer OF the United
| States Government and getting 4
warrant on his own afndavtt alleging
facts stated by another. What .
commentary on Justice"
Dora and Rose Tanser professed TO
be disappointed because James w.
Osborne did not appear In court. They
were there to Identity him. they said,
although Rose said she Identified him
last week while he was arguing case
In Part II OF the Supreme Court.
"Rae lived with Dora and me at No.
$50 Aldus Street, In the Bronx" said
Rose. Last October she brought
homo q man she introduced a. Oliver
Osborne. He called At the house
many times after that. sometimes as
often a. seven times q week. He ate
there. Just before Thanksgiving he
had two bowls Of soup At dinner.
which he said was the best he ever
tasted. He was TO have sent W. q
Thanksgiving turkey. but he didn't.
SAYS GIRL NgFUogD TO TAKE
DIAMOND RING.