| Show iDOll Y 1 I j L HELD BY COURT I II I II Judge Murphy Orders L V Curry and Fred Bound Ovet With Bail Fixed at Curry is Allowed to Go Goo o Her Own Om Story of a White f f The Tue hc hearing on the charge chan c of criminal con conspIracy was wa COli cl lii In the Municipal to antI the trio hio of conspirators were bound l over cr to awaIt the action of the distriCt ourt under tinder bonds in III the 1111 o of S oo each In tue tho case of Mr Ir Curry and Nt 11 TUcker Ricker while Mrs Il Curry I Dolly flolly lucid held on her own Th investigation atlon had boon on for two and aroused considerable interest st on Lh the part parL of the tho people The court room was well vell filled filleul wIth spectators durin during the entire time lime of the hearing Judge HOrns Defense The testimony In the Dolly Dim Jiles conspiracy ease case was wa brought to ton toa n a close In the municipal court evening at 5 Immediately after which Judge Flora Born asked for the thc dis dismissal missal of the charge chargo against DOlly In the motion moLion to the action against the lady ladr the tho allor fey ner dwelt upon the merits of the case as affecting all the defendants Ills HIs contention was that the evidence In Introduced Introduced hv the state was not mill dent clout to lo prove prove a conspiracy n against the ts but particularly that there had not hot been a scintilla oi of deuce dence gIven ghen to connect Mrs Curry Curro with Limo tho offense Mr lIr Curr Curry and Mr Ir flIcker the attorney sail dId nIl all the business for The Doli Dimples peo plc and Mus Irs Curry was wai simply work in lag for thorn thom on omi n a salary and could have nothIng to do with a conspiracy as she mime obeyed Horn argued that a conspiracy acy haul had been perpetrated upon the Standard and the public but that it was as done by 1 Van Ness and aUlI Miss Muis set Ho He s ld that It was vas that the Standard and Mr Ir hud had been heen wronged and that they wore were jus tiRed In having an investigation of the affair and that a high standard of fairness and n a desIre for 01 justice were manifested when the were ere even een thought though his clients had been heen put io 10 expense and humiliation by br virtue of the At the close of Horns the court took n a recess until this morning at al 1031 1030 at which time County Attorney Jensen entered lute Into an argument in the interests of the state Mr r one or of the defendants was vas the last for the defense to lo testify yesterday afternoon His like that o of the other de defendants defendants was a direct of the 1 gien ghen h by Van ran Ness and Miss lUss In behalf of the prosecution He was strong In his contradiction or of things said by the states witnesses that tended to prove proe himself and comrades guilty of the conspiracy charged He admitted that ho met Ness every day but denied wrong a at t or conversation That White Horse In III the of Mr Ir Curry Curn before the giving of l testimony by mel flicker I there was nothing new brought out He insisted the horse lie he and his wife drove the tho night of the capture was a dark animal He also stated that thaL there hall had been an Intimation that J there any gny suspicions against thorn thom regarding In the genuineness or of the cap tare ture of Dolly that they thoy would not notha I ha have e left the city until the matter maller was Wag straightened out and nud ret he said that Mr ir told him after the I mon motley r wits paid that ho he thought there was crook d In iii th the capture and that lie ho thought VAil Rn e find Curry were In It lie Ho that Mr Glasmann asked hInt him how much was given hint him ou 01 Van Ness In the bitt ho thought Mr was ink jok ing Tho bl biggest sensation of the da dawa day wa was tIme the contradiction of Mr Ir and Mrs Irs I Curr In theIr direct testimony they I stated that the horse used Out the tho I nl night ht or of the capture was a l dark an Van ran Ness and lusser swore It a light gray horse To settle Il the question Glen Gre who wa was the young oung man that let the horse and buggy to Van Ness and the i Dolly Dimples people was called to lo testify Ho saId that the animal alien out that night was Davis a light grey horse h orse On rudge Horn asked If It wore not a l fact tit laL tIme the records at the stable show that Zack was taken out b by the Doll Dolly DImples people and Is not Zack a dark horse It ma may be so saId young Green teli hut you seo sen Mr lIr Nel Nelson on told mo inc that Dolly Dimples would cali 11 for fOI a l lorse nt at g 0 that of evening and to gl gIve the horse horRe but was sick and so I hitched lip up Davis Davia and he Is Isa isa a light gler horse Judge Horn dropped lie tho further of the young oung ma mail a hot potato It time the judge had examined the records arid and thought lie he had loth Miss Mummer and Van ran Ness ess lii In n a hole County Attorney Jensens Argument In his liI lr the he court County Attorney Jensen contended that CIO was sufficient eld evidence nce In the caSE to warrant the flue court In con luding that an of offense en so had been com that thaL the defendants I II th tue guill parties and that It was wasa l a matter that should properly como comno r before a jury for trial lra The Tho attorney also contended that the testimony of oC Miss Musser anti and tie lite connected with the transaction were strong In tine the corroboration of Van Ness slon of the crimo He related n a number of Instances alan along the line of testimony given by br tho thoI I state slate showing circumstances I tended to corroborate the testimony o of Van Ness ess such as Dolls Dollys turn turnIng turnIng Ing tIne crowd on street her receIpt of money from frow Van VanNess VanNess Ness the signal given by MIsS Iss Mums mer Hor at tine corner of antI Grant the tho white while horse that was by and his wife they claiming it to be a dark horse etc Attorney Horn closed the argument for tIne the defense defenso and made a strong plea for the discharge of his clIents contEnding cont that there was no evidence before the court that an offense had been heen commItted and that If there had been an offense committed no jury jur In Inthe Intine tine the world would convict the defend amit on omu tIne the evidence In rendering n a decision the thc court made a careful summary of the mon ns as it il had been heen given bion comment ill jag on tile attitude of tho witnesses while they were being ln questioned lIe He HeI I said that lie he was not DoL very er favorably with stoIcism of the I trio of d dof fondants but that credit must be bc glen to tine the testimony of oC Miss I Mummer whom the court concluded could coull hardly be consIdered n a party parL to 10 the The court said that It tram largely largel a question of the credi bulLy of thi on r hI two Bid and that In his t thi hI I as aA In favor or of the oll of oC the tte Jud Judge Murphy remarked als tine the whole t rau was WIS ono that filled wIth fraud upon ullon Th The Standard 1 tt Limo tho Doll Dolly people and amI that il Mr r Gins mann was tine one who had b on trusting and JumAl ln paying ln hi liki a prince The court that the tho defend nulLs he br held to await the action o of the tho district court anti I their hir lIon bonds In I line hf C CatS n if Curry Curn and Ricker h he lit mit but bitt that Dolly I orl on her own on U Iziu ha nee ace I Th Time court that If IC the tho thoI I were involved In th the other case t the charge of obtaining monte mOIl false wore tine the proof the tho fiRm as 8 In th tine case JU Just t concluded rl that under consent of the Attorney for I the ho defendants b be would make an order bindIng th the over to the tho district court without bail The Tho cami will jc s settled d at future date |
