The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1908, Page 10

ice CUS WHTAEY HELD NSH Pass on Case of Park- hurst’s Former Aide. MAY BE MORE CHARGES. Fraud and Selling Worthless Mining Stock Basis of Com- plaint Against Him. Magistrate Walsh, altting in Centre Btreat Police Court to-day, refused to Pass upon the case of Edgar A. Whit- ney, formerly one of Dr. vice crusaders and confidential men, when Whitney was arraigned to answer to three charges of grand lar- ceny, growing out of various financial @perations. The Magistrate was even unwilling to fix ball, but finally agreed te make the bond $3,000. Whitney, who Was arrested yesterday evening, was gent to the Tombs, but professed con- fidence in his ability to get ball be- fore night. “I do not care to pass judgment pon this man,’ said Magistrate Waleh, “because I haye known him for many years, At one time, before @oing on the bench, I conducted a suit against him as attorney for his wife fm divorce proceedings. I have no doubt | could be iair, put I don't feel Uke taking the responsibility.” ‘Whitney's counsel, Jesse Henry, and Whitney himself, assured the Court they had no objection to his taking what action he might see fit in the ease, Magistrate Walsh persisted and Adjourned the hearing until next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when ‘Whitney will be arraigned before other Magistrate. By that time, ao- eording to Assistant District-Attorney Kindleberger, there will probably be @dditional complaints against him, There are taree charges of grand lar- @eny in the first degree against Wait- Bey, one made by biuno Kemerer, ma- Ghinist, No. 36 bast sixty-sixth street, nd two made by Nathaniel Siegeu- baum, manufacturing jeweller, No, 37 Maiden jane. Involved in the alleged S Operations charged against {2 Samuel Kollet, Who woo | of grand larceny in this city in 1902 and who has previously been gonvicted of other crimes. He married the pretty daughter of “Mother’ Man- gelbaum, who at one time waa a notori- ous “fence,” Another man who figures in the charges against Whitney Is Michael Jacobs, the lawyer who was arrested on a charge of note swindling and gran. larceny early last July. —_.—____ WHISKERS A YARD LONG; SAYS WIFE PULLED THEM. Tall Husband and Short Wife Kiss ¢ and Make Up in Court, but He Must Pay $2 a Week. Meyer Abramowitn, seventy years old. &!x feet two Inches tall and very slim, with black whiskers down to his knees, was haled to the Court to-day on an aban brought by his wife, Taube, forty y old, four feet six broad. Mrs, Abramoy Qourt they had been married three months, but after living together three weeks her husband left her be- cause she wouldn't give him $1,0%, The hushand told the court it was his money “He is jealous of me because I make more money than he does,” wife. She has a trimmings and fringe shop at No. % Ludlow street, and be has @ similar shop at No. Varet street, Brooklyn, Then husband spoke ‘ “sho pulls my whiskers a inches me every time & tter make ad be aid. “A nice you “Ttoner, how about a are @ ees eaid the Court | 4, and Mrs. Abramowitz old and W {n front WORLD-FAMED PAINTING ON EXHIBITION HERE, per’s Celebraved n for the p. painting 5 arrange ng and thi The canvas and js valuec reg n size @ketch artist trated Weekly in 1876 and is to-day one of the foremost America, %* sidered BAIL Magistrate Walsh Refuses to} Parkhurst's | tor] > said the| tore for Art Lovers In| gunn in| THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908, Candidate Taft Landing ¢ a Big Bass TEESE. BSS LILA. STOCKS ADVANCE TAFT TO STUMP ON IN BRISK MARKET. WAY 70 CINCINMAT Smelters, Copper, Reading, the | Pacifics and St. Paul Lead | in Trading. 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