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Pelee Guard Costinved. . movelty of Capone's being fe tow. mnd on trie] had somewhat - weal: yesterday, the second day of .:+-:- the hearing, and fewer cyricsity seek- ers fiecked to the federal building. But the police motor escort was still in attendance, ‘accompanying the re spondent on-his trips: from the Lex. ingtgn hotel te the federal bufiding and beck. The gangster used a high powered automobile for the frst trip. With him rode Philip D’Andres, well known “hoodlam,’ who accompanied Ca- pone on his airplane trip from Milam? to Bimial when Capdbe was suppesed? ly “cogfiped in bed" | Capone was atheduled to be ar- raigned @ Felony court before Judge Frank M. Padden yeeterday on the vagrancy charge pefiding against bim. His counsel, Attorney Michael} Ahern, informed Judge Padden that the gang- ster was on trial in federal “ Well, Be can't be in two places at once,” sald Judge Padéen, and con tUnved the case until March « ‘Maree Tells of Inet. ‘Mise Nora Hawkins, now attached to tbe Dade county hospital at Miami, was the first nurse called on Capone's behalf by Attorusy W. ¥. Waugh She maid she was a graduate af the Rhode Islend hospital at Providence. Q—When 4i4 yon frst see Capone? 4-—When I was called in to attend htm by Dr. Phillipa, To the best of my recollection tt was in the second week of January. Q—How a4 you find him? A—t found Bins very uncomfortatia Hs hed « temperature of 104 and « high pulee rata, Me was coughing bard enough to shake* your head of. He H also complained of pains in his chest. Q--How loug were you there? A— Between seven and tan nights q—pe ne at any time leave, hia bed while you wers there? 4—~ ' Absolately mot. Q—fo tar as you know, was he eut’