I lililillllllll
and Felsch Appear
e inary Hearing in
go Court“
0. Feb. 10.——Trlai of the
. merican League beseballl
.dicted for alleged complic-
i rowing’.’ the 1919 world’s '
9 Cincinnati National Leas-
' 'eslerday was set for March
e (Buck) Weaver and 0s~
.y) Felsch were in court at
. inary hearing. but the oth-
represented only by attoro
v
...-......-
illiam E. Dever ordered the
ttorney to start extradition
5 against any defendants
cases there was doubt as to
niion to be in Chicago by the
or the trial. .
ese defendants must be in
re March 14,“ said Judge
. \Veaver and Felsch the list
ants includes Eddie Cicotte.
laude ‘Wiiliams. pitcher; Joed
outfielder: Fred Mch‘fimin,
Arnold Gandil. first base-
Charles Risberg. shortstop.
. allowing. who are accused of
.anipulated the betting on the
.ase. former Chicago. Cincin-
_\'cw York first baseman:
Burns. former White Sox
nd now of Texas: Joseph J.
Sullivan. 0! Boston and New
-' chael Brown, of New York.
Attell. former featherweight,
hampion. r ;
' the names of those indicted;
,- by the court clerk Weaver
1!, who sat together in a cor- ‘
he room. answered present'
. ed to the bar of the court.‘
for Sullivan and Attell said he.
otify the State's Attorney as
V his clients would appear in
Cochran. a, Boston lawyer. ap- l
the interests of Sullivan. lie !
5:9 Devers that he would 020-;
“'llll Henry A. Berger, local;
or Sullivan and Attell. l
cps James C. O‘Brien, Mi-x
harm, Benedict Short, Berg-
cunt-an discussed with Judge
nf. l‘rosoculor German the
i p :z’ «‘3 to sit in the baseball
1; w shall need a special
the attorneys said.
5.131 that the first twelve
an '2er could try the cases.
R-OLD SALES.
. N DENIES HE
'NOTIZED CLIENT
inued trom first page
a 01‘
substantial dividend: on the
hey evpecied to make. I
. that my office suggested
take 1M) shares or stock at
ore. pay $600 cash and the
« iihin 9') days."
viis was over the telephone?
, dge Keck-r.
Took 100 Shares.
g in the attirmitlve the
2m continued, “I then told '
rcn that it he would take on
~ es and put up 8600 we would
in: for the check. but we
t :4 ml for it unless he would
. to ltzn‘t' it ready. He said he
man it ready and I went down
lfl‘ll‘ and five o'clock. Mr.
:n-rad over the contract very
Iv. considered it about 10 min-
d l‘nen signed a check for $600
1‘.“ gave me. That was all that
ed on the first visit."
, second visit was on the fol-
Monday. I took along the
t for the 100 shares and an-
oniract for the 500 shares. I
to Mr. Church's attention a
ation he had with the mana-
our office. Mr. Frederick. who
id me to go to Mr. Church, ex-
that the first contract for 100
would be cancelled if he sign»
. contract for 500'shares on a.
-ntract. According to instruc-
,tore the first contract up into
eces in Mr. Church’s presence,~
it in his waste basket after
signed the .500 share contract.
. over the contract very core-
d asked questions about it.
, Tail Goes With Hide.
en he made out a. check for
I saying something about ‘tbe
oing with the hide.’ I tool: the
and went back to New Haven.
it was discovered that the check
, ot drawn properly. The figures
e check were for 81,900 but the
or the check was written for
519. So I went back the next
to get the error corrected. Mr.
ch began to make out s. new
it and mis-spelled the name of
firm. He made In. ”spelling on
second. Then he asked me to till
he check for him. to sisnand I
I wrote every thing except the
which be stamped himself. and
signature. That's all I had to do
Mr. Church."
Denies W
lryBrien denied that he had never
mined an agreement to , Mr.
rc‘: giving him. 15 days in which
cancel the contract. Mr. Church
imwi there was such an agreement
Hm and that it' strangely disap-
-rn~'l after he saw it.
""0 you posses any hypnotic pow-
Attorney Slade inked him.
"This is the first time I ever heard
rm." said the witness. ,
"Did Mr. Church appear to rein
1-“ hypnotized?" I.
‘Xot from the way he studied )he
.n rapt-l! ‘
At this point Judge healer wanted
know of Mr. Church’s
Mixer they seriously claimed their
em had.been hypnotized by the
“From. Att. Keogh 8m
, l‘zypnotism.’ but he said he WE“
Ffil Mr. Church had been the victim
"t stronger mind controlling 3-
"‘r min-3..
s
lawyers _
1‘0! entrance; and. are 4»
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”Bdrm Oman .
Friday. Jan. :1. 19:1,
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o ‘ ,
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Church" and put_ him in s. trance."
Attorney Slade laughed merrily
over the matter and brought out a.
denial-from young McBrien that he
had used any power over his client
in their relations. The young man
also denied that he made any state-
ments which he had reason to be-
lieve were false in transacting his
business. His examination was con-
tinued this morning.
MUSICAL TREAT AT
MASONIC
TEMPLE
Continued tron first page
Davis. pianist. and Aims LePslme,
'cellist.
The third and last part of. the cup
tertsinmenthonslsted of readings by
Bertha Morgan. The readings were.
well rendered.
The committee in charge of the
concert consisted of Arthur C. Wheel.
er. C. Otis Fitch and Samuel Lynea.
The full program follows:
1. The Old Fiag‘t'Arrangedr‘
' , Lotus Quertette._.
2. Liebesfreud ............ Krelsler
Romance . ..... Debit-Y
Hungarian Dance~....... Brahms;
v Olivette Trio. 7'
3-,While the Auto Ban Down
’0’
Moore
Miss Morgan.
4. Bowl of Roses .........
Morning Song .' ........ .
Lotus Qulrtette-
. ‘Clarke
. . . . Abt
r ‘
' i
6. Liebestrsume ............. Liszt
Olivette Trio,
I. The Blue Danube ... ..... Strauss
Lotus Quertette.
8. Here Co
' Miss Morgan.
9. Hymn to the Sun
Bimsky-Korsskoi!
Gypsey Dance . 9.. . . .. . . .. Hubsy
Miss Cooper.
10. Sunset ..........‘ Vsnrde Water
Lotus Quartette. ‘
THREE BURGLARY
,SUSPECTS ENTER
\ NOT GUILTY PLEAS
Continued from First Pass
——
confessions. said to have been obtain-
ed' from the men on Tuesday night.
although evidence was introduced
that the confessions of each at the
men had been read to the others. and
all. had agreed that them was told
in each case. / , _ _
emian. it'seems. was In resi-
lty the tool at the older Brown. as he
would enter and unpack the houses.
He said that he never got anything
from the rabbi _ {suds-slddhst-lu
only one had lie-taken put
in“ s. robbery. in addition to the st-
tempt on the. Ire-up house‘snd‘ the
Head store. VonJKonds‘y night.
, The total
5. a Interme’zzo’Jeqels of Madonna:
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cles round, it’is some. sun ,7
probe cesium. elm meow
mes the Bride . . Marston ‘
From the Csnsbnke» . u . Gsrdnor.
germanium?
mount
s'table Tsylor.
After hurtng' considerable -evt--
deuce this morning Judge Vosburxh
round probable cause in the cases of
the Brown brouwrs and Frank Hem-
in
the next c
ior court. Bonds of “.000 wemflxed
in the case of Robert Brown. who is
charged with her-glory- on fine counts.
and with "unit with s deadly weep.
on: Richard . Brown. charged with1
burglary on four counts; is.heidrlu
bond-”st . ”.000. sud . Heminmy,
' urxlsr! on three
counts. is held under bonds of 82.000-
\.~___ .________—__—.——
. 173m ”
“fl“-
‘eonumsdmnmuthso
’10 sell reels-tats
was used to keep watch while Brown m
y and bound all three over “to '
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of midterm-t. proprietor of the
North Washington Ivonne. The plain-
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appointed for apsrnnents to collect
rents and links disbursements in con-
nsction with the when at the house.
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on three counts: Richard Brown ‘ Similar motions are made in the Slum and 3“” ‘1‘“ ”in" “'2'”: week playing-violin iii-tho dish"
with robbery on tour counts. and suite! Jesse L. Issues. 88 years old, mm “mm ““9" - or a. noted Mus
. Robert main with robbery on ‘five .mlnst Edith June-(18 years old. The and their Dine! - - ...... 1.073.513 Gram“ ..th is under» the “a".
counts. in addition to I. charge of u- case was, before Judge notebook. " l g m“, of 9,. not“ Conductor «Nikolai
ssuit with s. deadly weapon on Con- as state referee. three such Isa. sud Tom . ......... . .. 34,432.45 ”do“.
he filed his ‘mdln: In the one making The board says that in each or the. This orchestra know “5" | rn
would have s «a the element of
danger. which hen might have been
easily remedied.
um
mum: vane '1
' l3 fillENBlllANll
Feb. '10.--Pl'|mlel' Brisnd
PARIS.
or It
win we the deletetes or ‘
, ’- s insu-
Republic's”-
po'run: the use terms named
by the Supreme Allied Council , two
The repetitions sgreement was up-
proved by 3 votes! 3.5 to 85, in the
Chamber of, Deputies last night while
Prenfier Brisnd wss given a vote or
confidencsjtm.wss almost as over-
whelmlnahhe count standing :8?! to
1:5.
Acceptance of the terms was op-
posed by members 9! the Clemenceau
misfit-y. who insisted the refutation-
went amounted virtually to an
amendment of the Versailles Treaty.
‘ W
Dim“!!! WAGE SALE.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Dispensary board. held on Tues-
day morning. it was vocatu‘hoflf‘s ’,
“w“ m ’"“m“‘"" “WWW! tour otter w. an rehosrmls end will
'appesr in the lugs cities in the ”mid-
dle west and in the east at. Pittsbm‘ 1!.
P's.. Washington. D.‘ 0.. "Boston. Hess.
and Sunday. Feb. 13th. at the lip-
podrorne in N. I. City. ,
The engagement in Stanford is e
nil-in date and music lovers who st-
tend are sure to hear s rams ls
concert; _ -‘ r -
Ioloist more sparkel. Soprano.“
the Metropolitan Opera. Co. will be
restored at this concert .
Hr; bladder: is a member of the
locsl‘llusiciscns Union and is popular
here. having resided on Franklin sve-
‘Norweli’c with his mother for “the out
(cw years while be “red at the as-
sent. ‘ ’ ‘
He iss master attic violin for one
so 3wm~ havint studied music, iafslt
.lt's bunche- tram some or the‘m'ost
noted instructors lathe asst.
Notice of‘ his persons! appearance
on this ontm‘tourlwu recehfi’by
this musician {fiends st that meeting
Sunday and many of them will attend
in s my a the concert iii misma'
on Friday hm ' - '
Mr. Madden expects to return to
this city at the-end 01:111- ssssos ‘sv‘l
theorem ss'in'the but said ‘
.
-contiase his mm as ho hsds
large class under instruction when 'bis
:orfim: called him to Cleveland lest
. .
Norwalk Chronicler