The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

by Prosecutors Detective Ferguson N
Roosevelt borough, were ARA gncd before
County Judge Peter Francis DAILY OF
MiddieseX to-day, and Assistant Prosecutor
John A. Coan asked how they pleaded. the
prisoners arose In a body and announced
In unison Not guilty"
Despite a plea Of their counsel. former
Prosecutor Joseph z. Stricken OF Perth
AmbOy, for low bail, Judge DAILY fixed
the bond In each case at $4,000, saying
that although he realized the amount
totalled $4,000, he must have assure nee
that the men would appear for trial
Bonds were furnished by the National
SSety Company OF New York and the
men were relea ....
Asked II the deputies we're gunner
o'Brien, head Of the Newark agency which
hired them, replied Are they gunner?
No, they're real gentlemen. Look at them
10 they look like gunner? And every
ones a res dent OF New Jersey"
Prosecutors Detective Ferguson. who
appeared as tho complaining witness
against the deputies. said ne was able 90
establish the Identity Of the prisoners ~
the men involved in the shooting lie
sad none OF she meg had been Identified
as the one who actually SHOT the man who
Crowds greeted the arrival OF Ferguson
and MIS- prisoners w New Brunswick
Tnere was no disturbance. bat many en-
gagged IN rcVillng comment Most OF the
deputies wore white collars and there
weren't more 'han three or four real
hgating faces IN the delegation All APP
peared to be men OF Intelligence and
some even looked like professional men
None seemed to worry much over the
outcome OF their present embarrassment
The prisoners were booked as follows
tAll gave New Jersey addresses
HENRY PATTERSON, AS Broad street
join GORDON. 81 Beacon street. Newark
G.Ahi, SMITH liz orange street. newark
THOMAS MURPHY. 1856 Pennsyivsnia
R0BERT + WALLACE. PSI Plane street.
JAMES b WILLIAMS, II, Plane street.
FRANK j RICK. l57 Plain street, Newark
FREDERICK MULLEN, iIA High street.
JAMES BAviER % F.fth street. Paterson.
EDWARD GlLLEN. 81 Mechanic street,
WALTER BEDELr- 1870 Demarest avenue.
MICHAEL MANNING. i2O High street.
HARRY TONE. - wyckor street Newark
WILLIAM IRWIN, q Bank stree. Newark
JOHN G. MORAN, 700 Willow avenue. Jer.
HARRY .GILMouR, 40 Washington street.
JOHN oMARA. a2s Sussex avenue. Newark.
ALIEN Drummer 40 Badger avenue,
E EshEy : RIGE; siaI Plane :!..s. Nswerk
sey city.
otto Guenther. who. O'Bren says is a
Newark SPECIAL officer. did not appear.
Attorney Stricken promised to produce
him Tomorrow. Stricken said he had
been retained Lot by the men nor by
O'Brien but 10y the Sheriff. to take charge
OF the defence.
Sheria Edward F. Housh;on c5-nish;
gave uut this statement. reluctantly, as
he said he had wished to wait until to-
morrow:
You can say that to my mind the re-
sponslblity for the shooting is on the au-
thor.teS of Roosevelt. / had AN abso-
Lutte guarantee from the Mayor, Joseph
/ Hermann. that the streets would be kept
orderly. Had that guarantee been lived
up to yesterdays tragedy would not have
occurred. Chief OF Police Harrington.
after seeing the mob OF strikers assembled
Intent on violence, walked away from
| them.
Understand, these men had just com
mitted violence. They had appeared at
| the Liebig plant, stopped a train there and
| held w the United States mail. Then they
went to the Williams a Clark plant The
chief could not escape, knowing they were
| Intent on violence.