New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-06
o.liOuano to Explain How He
canned Them-Judge, Mayor
and Woods Discuss Case.

,ts, charged IN the lndlctment, IN view
II. peculiar circumstances of their
..-.s but that he would not make
a,dsion on this point without con-
.,t.,s the police snd the prosecution.
=, said he would not make specific
;,Sulnss himself as 10 the conduct Of
in.deo Pulignsno, the detective who
.,..ast.d himself with the men to
-, evidence, and who, they assert,
.,r.5 them on TO commit the crime,
So, that he would make r full in
,,l-1 into that phase of the matter
rb.p il was brought up by the de-
s.,asnts. He expects TO have Pulig-
rspo before him 10 tell his story
Monday.
Sees Woods and Mayor.
Police Commissioner Woods took
Judge Swami TO luncheon yesterday at
the Whitehall Club Tor the purpose Of
discussing the case. While there they
saw Mayor Mitchell at another table
and took him into the conversation, but
be remained chiefly q listener.
I'VE simply talked of the matter in q
,sp.ral way so that I could be familiar
with the facts Of the case" Judge
Swami said. The Commissioner said
+. would give me all the material he
has bearing on the case. I want to
be perfeetly fair, so that these young
fellows, who have no great faith in
our law, will have no ground for fur
ther complaints
Commissioner Woods refused to dis
cuss his conversation with the judge.
Mayor Mitchell said that his part in
the conference at the Whitehall Club
was accidental and that he took no real
prt in il.
SIMON u. Pollock, counsel for Abarno
and Csrbone, said yesterday that he
had eOrroboration Of every detail in
the charges mis- clients make that
Pulignano was really the ringleader Of
he bomb plot.
"we can prove that he did rs per
cent Of the making Of the bombs he
said. "We will be able TO prove where
he bought the chemicals; he had the
lions share Of that. / consider Mr.
Woodss statement improper when he
said be knew Pulignano had no guilty
part in the plot. How can Mr.. Woods
know what his man did except by
what the man says HIMSELF"
Lawyers for the prisoners began to
accumulate yesterday. In addition to
Pollock and his associate, William
keiI, who say they have been retained
bys number Of Italian papers. lsidor
Schessinger and Samuel Stark pre-
ssated themselves to Judge Swami as
having been retained by the families
o'tte two men. Frank Ursone, Of 1o2
last 18th Street, a graduate Of City
College and the Columbia School Of
Mines employer of Carbone, also be-
cane active ln CarbOne's behalf.
Luck IN orc case, and the working OF
its new system of sh owing rin.inal s
IN another, made it pc sible for the
police TO keep up their daily bag OF
crooks eaugl rcd-handed. In the case
Of luck, Det ctivec Quinn, Riley and
Kelly were passing through Bax' r
Street, near Grand. They noticed three
iurtiye-man1ered Italian youths stand
hg there and saw one pass revolver
nsnOthe-.
Strategy in Hold-up.
The tives nabbed them. Under
.Cilling a, Headquarters they ad-
nlaed, the police say, that the passing
o. the revolver was preparatory TO
holdil" up a CIR cashier, a Sixth Ave
hue ard Street. Teter 9 .terlna,
Of 224 Lafayette Street, the leader,
gave details.
Under his coat was found crudely
eitered cardboard sign Elevator not
running Tie said he had earned that
Saole Rillberger, cashier # Bl,ck d
Ballerstein. paper box makers. at Sixth
avenue Tenth Street, went every
Friday 20 draw $500 for nc payroll
IRON the bank.
The plan was that when she ap-
preached the building one was TO ride
70 the top floor in the elevator, another
vas 70 hang the sign "Not running on
up the dark stairway, while the third
was to waylay her and run with the
money.
d. The other two boys said they were
Nicholas Abiuo, Of 255 LAT yette
street, and Nicholas Netrano, of III
Mulberry Street. Albino's elder brother
yyohn Is IN Sing Sing for safe-breaking.
~ u, was his revolver the youngsters had.
Ihey gave their ages as eighteen.
The arrest of those boys was fine
INSANE. IS . 10
missioner Woods said. at was simply
me difference between a detective walk
ing along smoking cigar and one who
Keeps his eyes open"
TWO other detectives to win glory
were Conroy and Dittman. who were
lettering about the Brooklyn plaza Of
,he Williamsburg Bridge dressed as
iaoorers. They belong to the pickpocket
squad. They saw young man slip his
rShd INTO young w0man's handbag
me next moment he sprawled fiat on
ue sidewalk. The young woman, who
KY her pOcketbook back, was Miss Ida
iHlehman, stenographer, of 80 McKib-
Nm street The prisoner said he was
M q, Lawner, but he gave no address.
me Reds are getting ready TO cele-
oIste Monday the release of Frank Tan
renoaum, the agitator, who led his
Ssloos INTO the churches last fall. He
JJushes his six months sentence Mon
Sssy' To-day there will be meeting of
H sympathizers in Union Square 10
ils,se funds to pay off the $500 fine still
lying over him. Lincoln Steffens
aned on Judge Wadhams in an unsuc-
V.S'ui effort TO have the fine RENTED
ebh" GOLDMAN will address the anar-