The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1903, Page 7

»~ 1g POLICE AFTER TURE FRAUD WINDLERS Central Office Men Looking for Backers of Swindling Get-Rich-Quick Concerns in This City. 'NO MONEY PUT ON HORSES. ‘Exciting Times in Chicago and St. Louis, Where Millions Have Been Stolen from Cred- ulous Investors. Central OfMce Detectives wore busy to- '@ay gathering evidence against turf | get-rich-quick concerns in this elty. In ‘all probability a number of arrests wiil be mace now that the methods of these eon¢erns have been exposed by the fall- mre of E, J. Arnold & Co., in St. Louis, @nd the collapse of similar institutions fn Chicago. How Scheme In Worked. "Mt ie estimated that there are at feast fifty turf get-rich-quick companies Pea New York. These firms havo as sub- eeribers business men, clerks, women | Stenographers and even ministers, atl of whom have been induced to invest | Money by Alluring letters. Few of these }@oncerns put a dollar on a race. They jDay, as W. F. Miller did in his Franklin ‘Byndicate, dividends out of the prin- cipal ana then take a chance of es- eeping prosecution when the end comes. Bo many persons throughout the coun- ‘ery have been swindled by these con- eerns (they are all alike, whether ths @cheme is on the race horses or Wall @treet speculation) that they are all Ukely now to be broken up by the po- \Moe whether here or in St. Louis or Chi- ‘eago. Despatches ¢rom St. Louis, where men @nd women have been clamoring at the Goors of the Arnold Company for days for thelr money, say that the Missouri Btate Senate has begun an independent fnvestigation of these betting concerns. Bubpoenas have been issued by a com- mittee to the representatives of all the ‘turf investment companies operating here. Some Firms to Testify. ‘These firms as well have been called fo glye evidence: The Price Commis- gion Company, the Cleage Commission ‘Company, the Brooks Grain and Com- mission Company, the Rialto Grain Com- y, the North American Investment pany and the Donovan Commission Company. It will thus be seen that the committee's inquiry will include houses ‘that deal in produce and other specula- tion. The Grand Jury Investigation {s belng wonducted under statutes which provide Jail sentences and heavy fines for frauds perpetrated through the medium of promises of profits on investments which are impossible of fulfilment. From Chicago comes the news that a general order was issued to the police ‘to-day to close up all “get-rich-quick” establishments. Immediately three nguada of detectives started out from Headquarters to raid flourishing con- gerns which had been running on Dearborn street. The Hi. Brolaskt Company, at No. 350 Dearborn street: Benedict & Co., at No. 225 Dearborn street, and the Midcon- tinent Investment Company, at No. 185 Dearborn street, wero visited. Harry Brolask! and Harry Thompson, of tho Brolaski Company; M, J. Beck and W. J. Mason, of the Benedict Company, and Mattie Woodson, a woman stenographer ‘ef the other concern, were arrested. One Man Lost The detectives then went to the offices ‘of A. J. Demorest & Company, where they found many patrons, Demorest had paid out money during the morning to a few customers. When nearly a dozen mail clerks, headed by Dr. Thomas But- Jer, came in and 9 a demand for their investments, however, the head of the company disappeared, Dr. Butlor gaid he had lost about $2,700 for himself and about half that amount for friends in this concern, Edward Fitegerald, a mall carrier, lost $500. Many other mall carriers,-it 1s sald, had invested from $50 to $700, A search is being made in 6t, Louls for E, J. Arnold, the head of the Turt Investment firm of H. J. Arnold & Co, Arnold left Hot Springs, Ark., last night and It is asserted that he arrived at St. Louls to-day, but instead of coming into the Union station he left the train at Tower Gros station, where he was met by his local manager, L. A. Gill, ‘and the two drove away in a oarriage. Deputy Sheriffs, under the direction o. MOVING TOWERS Novel Engineering Device to Offset the Great Strain on the Manhattan Structure. STEEL PYRAMID ON A PIVOT. Scheme Differs So Greatly from For- mer Approved Methods that Mayor Low Has Appointed Com- mission to Examine It. The longest city bridge In the world— the new Manhattan which New York ts to bulld across the Bast River—will be equipped with towers which virtually move, By an Sngenfous pivot adjusted near the base of each tower, the mam- moth steel pyramids which are to main- tain the weight of the great structure will be capable of moving forward and backward several inches to accommo- date added strain or time contraction. ‘hts engineering device 1s an invention of Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal and 1s embodied in plans which were to-day sent to the Muntcipal Art Commission. So radically different from approved bridge engineering ts the proposed mov- ing tower that the Mayor has appointed a board of engineering experts to ex- amine Into its merits. Colonel Charles W. Raymond, of the United States Board of Engineers, will be chairman of the commission. Mayor Low and Bridge Commissioner Linden- thal had a Jong conference to-day In re- gard to the bridge. ‘While the base of each tower will be stationary, the ball and socket device will permit a free movement of from four to six inches at the top. Thus when a heavy load is in the centre of the middle span the towers will lean toward ach other in proportion to the weight. The maximum ‘weight will bentl the towers forwa! six Inches, They will resume thelr upright position as tho load passes beyond the central point, being drawn back by the counter- welght of the shore spans of the struc- ‘This bridge which is now under con- struction {s located on a line beginning near the intersection of the Bowery and Canal street, crossing the Bast River at Pike silp, in Manhattan, reaching Brooklyn at ‘the foot of Washington street and ending at Fulton street. It is located between the present Brooklyn Bridge and the Williamsburg Bridge, how ‘nearing completion. Its helht above hij ater over the navigable channels xed Be the United Btates Government | at feet. ‘The total jength of the bHage, structure, Including approaches, will be about 9,900 feet, MACEDONIANS UNDER ARREST. Leaders of the Revolutionary Committee Taken Prisoners and Organization Winked at by Bulgaria—Must Disband, RUSSIA BEHIND THE MOVE. SOFIA, Bulgaria, Feb. Michaelosk, 14.—President of the Central Macedonian Committee; Gen, Zoutcheff, the Vice- President; President Stantcheff, of the SarafoffMacedonian Committee, and many others have been arrested, It is officially announced that the Gov- ernment has decided to dissolve its Macedonian Committee in Bulgaria and place a strong military cordon along the Macedonian frontier, thus demon- strating Bulgaria’s readiness to fulfil her International obligations. The two Macedonian Committees which have been active for somo time, ascriting their doings to patriotic mo- tives, will it fs expected, be fully wiped out by this move. "They haye kept border affairs in a constant state of eruption, naving thetr hearquarters in Sophia, It was claimed that while the Bulgarian Government assumes the attitude of antagonizing the committees, tt really winked at thelr doings. ‘The urrest of the leaders, {¢ ts argued was really prompted by Russia und that Bulgaria was given to understand that She must not longer tolerate the revo- Iutlontn on against the revolution Ouaaieton tal stamina an tae neat in tho Macedonian reform, and Is cal: culated to clear up the situation tn the Balkans, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR. ‘TO-DAY. 6.67/8un eete,. 5.83|Moou rises. 8.37 THE TIDES. High Wi Sun rises.. Sandy Hook. Governor's Island, Hell Gate Ferry Circult Attorney Folk, have secured all 4he private correspondence and t grams in the Arnold offices and they be investigated by the Grand Jury, SKULL FRACTURED BY CAR. tifled Mem Dies from In| on Third Avenne. ‘An unidentified man who was knocked down by a trolley car at Third avenue and Seventy-sixth street last night died to-day at the Presbyterian Hospital, His skull was fractured. He did not regain consciousness. Js about twenty-six years old, five feet sight inches in height and weighs about 4@ pounds. —__— Society Breakfast at 4 A, M, AON ATON, Kop MerAt the mu- wicale given by Thomas at the New Willard i PORT OF NEW YORK, ARRIVED, Hamburg Swauwen INCOMING STEAMSHIi's, DUB TO-DAY. Dundee, pareceine, Curacoa. Clty of Dell, Tudor Prince, Fre | on y epee ‘vlambure. OF ig wa OY exng! OUTGOING STE STRAMBHIPS. B\ILED TO-DAY, Ivernta. iri ® FOR NEW BRIDGE Commissioner Lindenthal Plans, MAYOR RUSHING WORK ON BRIDGE. — oy Mr. Low Calls in Commissioner | Lindenthal and Tells Him to Push the Williamsburg Struc- ture More Rapidly. WANTS TO OPEN IT IN FALL.) Rapid Progress Is Being Made on the| Floor Span by Rival Gangs of} Workmen of Manhattan and Brooklyn, Who Seek a Prize. Mayor Low desires to see the new Williamsburg bridge completed before his term expires. He knows the ep- proaches to the great ctructure, which Involve the widening of Delancey ftreet, cannot bo completed within the time, but he declares that with some added effort the bridge structure !tself might be finished and thrown open to the public. He summonea Comm!s- sioner Lindenthal to his office to-day and discussed with the Commtsstoner the practleabillty of urging the con- tractors to employ a greater force of men and create night and day shifts whereby the work will be going on dur- ing the entire twenty-four hours. Commissioner Lindenthal explained that all the men who could be used were already engaged on the structure. He called the Mayor's attention to the fact that a record in rapid bridge build- ing was already being made. Within ond month twelve hundred feet of the floor epan has been constructed, leaving a distance of less than four hundred feet to complete. Blackwell's Island Bridge. ‘The Mayor also discussed the Black- woll's Island ridge plans sudmitted by the Commissioner. The Queens County approach to this bridge 1s to be fully a mile in length, and will run by viaduct over a section of Queens through which no streets are at present laid out. ‘When the plan was sent to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment yester- day the Mayor, after examining It, de- clared that he was not prepared to vote on the question and suggested that the matter be left with him. “I have requested Commissioner Lin- denthal to meet me at my office,” he sald, ‘where I shall confer with him over these plans. The Queens County approach to the new bridge is a matter of great importance to that borough, and the best plan for accommodating the larger portion of the citizens with- out too great a cost to the city is what is required. I do not know whether these plans just submitted will fill the Dill. 1 shall ask the Commissioner all about them." Apropos of the work be!ng rushed by © men employed on the new Willlams- burg bridge, a friendly rivalry is on be- tween the Manhattan and Brooklyn gangs. Each gang ig struggling for the honor of being the ‘first to reach the central polnt of the span, which is im- mediately over the middie of the Hast River, How the Rivalry Works, The work of constructing the floor sys- tem was begun simultaneously on the Manhattan and Brooklyn towers. Each gang of workmen 1s composed of equal numbers and each gang equipped with similar tools and machinery. They ptarted at a given signal, and not a man has lost a day since the work began. To add to the Interest In the rivalry, each workman has contributed a dollar eich week to a common fund, which tr offered ax the prize to tho gang first reaching the centre. Up to date the gangs are on even terms practically, the Manhat Being Wut n few left in the lead n THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1903. NEWS OF STOCKS DULL BUT PRICES HOLD Smelting and the Coppers Made the Best Showing in Market that Was Halting and of Little Character. fects of Listl Doings—General Electric Sells Up. There was little activity exhibited In the trading to-day and speculation was halting and irregular. Prices showed a fairly general {mprovement, with Amal- Gamatel Copper in the lead at 701-8, an advance of 1-2 per cent. Erie opened ‘up 3-8 at 40, but doalings were lacking in spirit. St. Paul was quiet but 3-4 per cent. higher, at 1788-4. Rook Island, Chesapeake and Oho, Canadian Pacific, Loulsville and Nashville, New York Central and U. 8, Steel preferred show- ed fractional declines, Unton Pacific was firm at 1017-8 to 102. The preforred gained 1-2 per cent. THE B USINESS WORLD. BANK STATEMENT BELMONT PAYS I GAVE NO CHEER. $750,000 CASH Clearing House Figures Quite as Poor as Expected, but Had Makes Good for Assets Which Owners of Rubber Goods Little Effect on Dull Market. Company Objected To in Park} Row Building Bonds. | | Although to-day's bank statement was considered by the street as poor, It Was not sufflelently bad to have any | ® ss effect. ‘The market was un- | ERIE RAILROAD STILL DOWN. | <hanscu ster tue tesaing ot the neures|S*NDIGATE SOON FORMED. i with the exception of a few fractional declines, ‘i Speculators In a Waiting Mood and! Tho statement follows: ble Funds of Big Concern Almost Entire List Feels Ef-|! ail deposits, Found to Be Nearly a Million anpoe Less Than Had Been Guaran- teed. is a waph Increase of only surplus, which ts $15,529,676, shows since Jast week of $2,016,000, ago to-day the surplus was Two years ago it was August Belmont & Co. have just pald Into the treasury of the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company, a $25,000,000 corporation, $760,000 In fulfilment of Mr, Relmont’a guarantee that a certain amount of bonds of the now Park Row a deer Belmont recelved @ certain amount of stock in the okt New York Belting and Packing Company, This company owned a part of the present site of the Park Row Building. When that com- pany was absorbed by the Mechanical Rubber Company the adjoining site of the International Hotel was acquired Tenjamin G, Talbert, of John H. Davin & Co., has deon appointed Chairman of the Stock Ex- change In piace of McPherson Kennedy, who Feslgned a month ago, ‘The posttton carries a malary of $10,000. BF, Yoakum has been elected President of Wabneh sues were a shade stronger at 11-4, Reading developed a Iittle ac- tivity in later dealings at a net gain of 1-4 per cent, Smelters gained 7-8 and General Electric 1 per cent. There was a demand for Central of Georgia bonds at rising prices, ‘The activity and strength in American Smelters continued to-day, but was based on developments some distance ahead rather than on any very near change of pol ley, It is thought that no action on tho dividend need te expected before the fall, although the showing tor the fiscal year) ending April 30 will be a good on Professionals thought the Erle issues had been oversold, but did not disguise ‘their opinion ¢hat wita practically 100,- 000,000 new stock hanging over them they would be freely sold on an gen- eral merket advance, There will be a normal short interest In the stock, pos- sibly In some cases against purchases of the new bonds, New York Central was rather heavy on expectation of @ bond issue. It was thought that money was more likely to be raised In this way than by new toc! The settlement of the Venezuelan trouble tended to offset the effect of the lower prices from London, espe- elally as the foreign houses did Mttle no trading, Brokers were inclined fo think that ine market was. sold out along some lines, but the general ap- pearance was inclined to be bearieh in view of the possibilities of a poor bank statement and the limited supply of commisston-house orders. Toward the close of the market Gen- era! Electric advanced 33-8, Wabash preferred rose 7-8, and gains reached 1 to 11-2 In St, Louis Southwestern pre- ferred, Colorado and southern second preferred, New Berk Cease area Louis, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Ste, “Marie and Leather prefer Bmolting Tone 134 and Nashville, Ghst: tanooga and Bt, Louls 24-4. ocks sold off a fraction on the ap- pearance of the bank statement, Ameti- can Grass lost 11-4, ‘The closing was dull and steady, The Closing Quotations, The following opening, highest, foweat and closing price 3) o'cioek advantage was gained beceuso of a ¢ lay in the delivery of steel to the Broo! lyn garg. This delay has been taken | into consideration by the foremen, who | At will allow for the handicap before the aueation of awaniing the prize ta ater mine MORGAN FORGER WAS NOBLEMAN, Scotland an bale Detectives Are)! Searching for Maurice de Bos- | dari, Who Got $150,000 by Bogus Bills. LONDON, Feb. 14. votland Yard de- tectives are searching all England for Count Maurice de Bosdari, the Itwlian nobleman who has swindled many mer chats out of $159,000 by forging J. Pler- pont Morgan's uame to bills in the con- nection of sales of yaluable pictures. Phe Count lived in an expensive flat in the west of London and was pros nent socially. He left spddenly about two weeks ago, and detectives who went to his flat falleg to find him. The furniture was subsequently removed by 4 Sheriff's officer, ‘The Count's wife and three children went to the country after | the fumiture was taken, He f@ a member of a distinguished Ttallan family, He lived for a wivle in Constantinople, wher: he made the « quaintance of the British Ambassador) and other prominent men. Through them, when he came to Eng-| jand, he engered the highest society, He has a genuine and excetient taste in art, and he started to purvey to unillonal and others, many of whom were app: ently ignorant of art. Thy Count ac- cumulated wealth. He had been in busl- ness some time before he met Mr, Mor- , Morgan paya for his art purchases at stated periods, dealers having | to awalt these dates, Count de Roxdart, it ts alleged, forged Mr, Morgan's in- ment to bil e Count gave ‘yment for certain ale, pet of os eat known io the saline inte lat- a araoe'd ulered Pgh gt? High. Low, Clos, Amat, Copper . 0% 7 Am, Smet @ Ret...) 50% bli Am. Smet. & Het. oe.. 99° 43h 25 Am: § 5 2058 13% 120% At, 58% $8 M6 7 wt 100% Halt Brooklyn Ri 4 Nt aN ot’ a Wo 0. pf Mo |Onturio & W: Veninayivanta Gax sai rey Mo y Southern Paci LONDON STOCKS HEAVY. Issuea Were Slugginh, with Prices Irregular. ‘There was general heaviness in the London stock market to-day owing to the monetary situation, American 49% plant from $1 i. CatarrhalPowder the St. Touts and @an Francisco Ratlroad Com- pany, B. %, Winchell 1 Vice-President and General Manager: A. Dougtana, General Auditor; C. HM. Bogs, Secretary, and HM. H. Hamtiton, ‘Treasurer. and the present high office building erected. Mr. Belmont personally acquired most of the first mortgage gold bonds of the building syndicate and some of the sec- ond mortgage bonds, The belance of the second mortgage bonds, amounting Harris, Gates & Co, announce that their part- | 0 $2,642,290.61, were kept in the treasury nership will not be dissolved, deepite current |and when the Mechanical Rubber Com- Tumora to that effect. ‘The partnership agree- | pany was acquired by the Rubber Goods ment under whlch they are at present associated | Manufacturing Company Afr, Belmont James J. TiN has started for St, Paul, having filed his bustnees engagements In this city, expires March 1, but It will be tmmediately | Aid the other members of the syndicate renewed. ponds were quick asnete—that is, quickly convertible into cash, Tt is said that the Keene interests in the Rubber Goods Hanufacturing Com. pany found that these bonds could not be classed as quick assets and they at once called on Mr. Belmont to make good, The difference was and that amount Mr. Belmont and his fellow- H. A Tenney, W. D. Pownall, R, T. Pullen, George R. Gray, Otto T. Bannard, J, Rdward Studley, J.D. York, -C. N. Carpenter and W. BR, Drummond have beon electod directors in the Herrlng-Hall-Marvin Company. F. 0. Herring and Robert ©, Molinney Imve resigned their places tn the directorate, members of the syndicate have made vod, President Hays, of the Grand Trunk line, saya CD Se there {s no change {n the company's attitude on Tho Wheat Market. the Grand Trunk Pacific project and that nothing] went thy ected, will be done untt! leginintion 1 ‘W. J. Murphy, General Manager of the Cin- cinnat!, New Orleans & Texas Paoiflo and the ‘Alebana Great Southern Railroad, 1s planning « trip to Mfextco tn a few weeks, He 6 the the 10 to 15 point advance in the market at Paris, the cold weather north, rain In the Argentine and a little room cov- ering ‘after yesterday's woakness, July ‘el is up rather more than May and all Feport that the Gouthern has purchased the New| outside markets show a meone Son uns Orleans & Northeastern Rond, dertone. Corn open: Samuel Olills, the broker, who has seen about | MVCN, Canes echt pith ab “ stead as many ws and downs iy trader in the) jer cables. (atten ie going to Join with Jacob Berry &] New Yo Co., at No. 44 Broad Ofille was one of the wealthiest men in the financial district thirty years ago, Ho wae a favorite of Jay Gould and one of the charter mombers of the Stock Ex- change, fe was the first man to sall across the it and was con- sidered one of the wisest men in Wall street. 311. tomber, 76 3-4 ‘fot 7 8; May corn, 61 6-8 bid. Chicago's opening prices were: May wheat, TT 8-8 10,77 SAr duly, 14 40. TA Tete May corn, 45 3-8 to 451-4; July, 43 4-8 to Hea to. eS. Wheat-Mare! Vheat—Marc! July, 78 6-8 offered; ‘Septomber, 76 Gorn Aaron, Go a4 bids Alay, Gl 8-8 DId; July, 49 3-8 bid, J, Wesley Atlison bas Just coneluded his pur- 4. The Cotton Market. ‘The local cotton market opened steady to-day, with prices unchanged to 6 points lower. There was decidedly less excitement at the opening this morning. Tho cables from Liverpool were regard- | ed as gelf-evidently reflecting the effects 6 maimipulation fom this side. A great deal of cotton came on the market and CURB STOCKS STEADY. Northern Seonuritie: ® Leader tn the Oatside Dealings. ‘The curb market was quiet but steady. Northern Securities sold at 112 3-4 at the opening; San Francisco par peyy pals followed b: tle Vehicle preterred. 33; Bay State Gas | 11 tonal CO I ast y a st re nal weakness, Bull leaders openly Lai ap anaes and Erle new | opeared to Or eupporting May,” but ts were Rem we ee it bid. The quotations were: Were believed to be elling, to. brokers. ‘Aaket. | Public demand was less in evidence. 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