The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
PUTTING ON DISCUSSES
BARRED AT BOMB TRIAL
Judge Mott Dsapponts Spectators by Refusing to Let
Detective Wear False Whiskers When Explain
ing Arrests in Cathedral.

Where priest has passed the grass
cannot grow for zen years which means
that when u man iinda himself In a
priests grip his brains lose their natural
ability of thinking and producing Ideas
Consequently let us drive out of our
midst any religious ideas. and down
with the priests. Our aim Is to free
humanity from religious doctrines.
Every antireligious man Ia negligent
OF his duty when he does not do all
that he can TO destroy religion Let us
proclaim everywhere war, war against
these black priests"
another speech Head.
Another speech made by Abarno be-
fore the Bresci group of anarchists was
read 10y Mr.. Train. I. was called a
Freedom speech and dealt with the
abolition OF the written law. One para
graph quoted from this speech was as
follows:
But remember people. that the free
dom YOU are after since centuries and
centuries, that has cost you so many
sacrifices. cannot be conquered with the
ballot. but with the force that emanates
from your conscience and with blood
the anarchistic blood that reddens your
banners"
Police Captain Tunney. who detailed
Poignant to run down anarchists, ewore
I've had fun confidence in the young de-
tective. who reported TO him step by step
between November - last and March .,
the day of the arrests He had gone TO
the cathedral the morning of the arrests
and was outside when Abarno went in
with Poignant. He followed them and
saw tho prisoner with the policemen,
both under arrest. Then they went to
Police Headquarters, where Abarno said
he should not be alone held responsible,
as the job was thought out ny Carbonc
Barnitz told of his disguise and OF
being just behind Abarno and Poignant
when they entered the church. At this
point Mr.. Train produced photographs OF
the interior of the cathedral. Bmnitz
Z then described in detail how the pair en-
tered the church and how later he
caught Abarno. whom he passed back 10
brother policemen and rushed in and
grabbed the bomb. He said he knew
/ there was no danger because he had
made tests of the fuse TO loo used
From the testimony of Barnitz. Polie-
mani was In a pew some distance away
end WAS actually NJ prayer when Abarno
tell into tte hands OF the detectives As
soon as the men had been grabbed Bar
n.tz went bach to the pew, where he
. round a lighted cigar. The burned part
OF cigar and u piece OF rope. said 10
have been attached 70 the bomb, were
/ introduced in evidence.
When Judst Mott refused 10 permit
Barntz to put on the disguise he used
Mr.. Kerr made the announcement that
the defence was "a theatrical defence
/ and ! want the witness 10 dress as hc
was Oh the day of the arrest"
! Judge MOTT said ne did not propose N
/ have a laughing stock made out OF his
court, hut h" Joined IN a laugh when
/ keir shouted 20 Barnitz
viii you kindly put on your whis-
Z kers?"
Earnitz denied 10 Mr.. Pollock Tint he
had ninch"d Carhore to make him talk
and said the prisoners were well treated
while IN tho custody OF the police.
The case was adjourned until this
morning.