The New York herald., 1922-01-10
QUICK TRIP TO CHAIR
CERTAIN FOR BOLDLY
Will Be Extradited To-day and
Placed on Trial at Earli-
est Moment.
ONE VICTIM Is BURIED
1000 at Miller'S Funeral
Services This Morning
Buckley.
ONE VICTIM IS BURIED

Boddy's extrad.tion. trial. conviction
and execution Will be accomplished ir
record breaking time. judging from the
speed shown yesterday by the District
Attorneys office Notification Of the
negro's capture was received at 10 :3(
o'clock. District Attorney Banton i'm
mediately got on the telephone and ar
ranged with Gov. Miller in Albany and
Gov. Sproul In Harrisburg to rush ex-
tradition papers
Detective Sergeant Edwin F. England
took a noon train to Albany. At p. M
Gov. Miller signed the requisition call
Ing upon Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania
to extradlte Boldly. The papers were
prepared without delay by Owen l.
Porter. the Governors executive legal
assistant.
England caught the Empire State Ex-
press for New York and arrived at
Grand Central Station at 1910 P. NJ
at midnight he left for Harrisburg and
will see Gov. Sproul the first thing this
morning. He hopes to be back In Phila-
delphia by noon to-day and arrive in
New York with his prisoner before
nightfall This pace is to be maintained
Mr.. Banton said. throughout the prose-
cution of Boldly.
street yesterday with the story of
Boddy's capture IT seemed as IL the
whole Police Department knew 1t. For
four days Get Boldly" has been the
one idea of 1900 men-and Boldly was
got"
There was scarcely a corporals guard
in the West 135th street police station, to
which the CLAIM detectives had been at
tached Most Of the men were at the
tuneral OF Miller. in Brooklyn. but those
Who remained on duty received the news
without comment. =
Get Word at Funeral.
At that moment six men from the
135th. bearing their dead passed out Of
the Church OF Our Lady of Victory,
Brooklyn. Some one whispered:
They've caught Boldly
A detective came with telegram for
Inspector John j. Coughlin. He read
1t and handed it to Commissioner En-
right. 1t was true. Boldly was caught.
There were 1000 persons at Miller's
funeral Many thousand more stood in
the streets with barred heads as the
procession filed by. Beside the hearse
walked six active and six honorary pail
bearers. The latter were Lieut.. George
Schoenick and Detective Edward Shields.
Clarence Connolly. John Donohue. Ed
ward McGrath and William Boyle, all Of
the 135th street police station.
Then followed the Rev. Lawrence
Bracken and the Rev. John Coogan
Police Department chaplains; Police
Commissioner Ehright. John A. Leach,
First Deputy Commissioner; John DAILY
A. Faurot. Third Deputy Commissioner ;
John J. Cray. Fourth Deputy Commits
sioner William J. Lahey. Chief Inspec-
tor. and Thomas H. Murphy. Deputy
Chief Inspector
Father Bracken was celebrant of the
mass. assisted by Father Coogan. Fa-
ther James J. Woods, rector of the
church. and two assistants, Fathers
Duffy and Reddy.
Buckley Buried To-day.
The funeral Of Detective Buckley will
be held at 10 o'clock this morning in the
Church Of st. Charles Borromeo in West
141st street near Eighth avenue.
Although every effort was made to
speed up Boddy's extradition. District
Attorney Banton said he did not think
the negro woulr be brought back before
tomorrow afternoon.
II am going to prosecute this case
he said. Everything will
be done to expedite the trial. We plan
to try Boldly before Justice Waeservogel
as soon as the Hoey trial is completed"
William Hoey is on trial for the muir
der Of Patrolman Daniel J. Neville on
August 81.
The executive officers OF Honor Roll
Relief Fund Of the Police Department
yesterday, at the call of Commissioner
Enright. voted to set aside $1,000 each
-. - g. - III
The question Of a reward for the captors
Of Boldly has not yet been considered.