The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1911, Page 1

i eoirro “E RICE ONE OE WEATHER—Fair To-Night and Teesday. INAL NT. Copyright, 1911, by Eh Co. (The New Y¥. $10)000,000 10 HAVEMEVER AS “PAY" IN SUGAR DEAL Stock Passed to Magnate for Merging Three Companies Into National Concern. 2,500,000 SINCE ) SINCE ADDED. | resident Post Tells Congress- men of Some Financing— Customs Probe Again. June 19.—With two! ‘ate committees of the House delv- ing into the history and operations of the American Sugar Refining Company WASHINGTON, sep) aud other sugar corporations, there Vere brought out to-day surprising | tules of riches made overnight andj} sord{d stories of alleged frauds against Government. “Sugar Trust” Investl- wating Committee continued its inquiry nation and workings of the having into the before dent the National Company of New Jersey. ' on Expenditures in the Treasury Departmen egan work on anol * of the ri that ent weigh t the po of w Miver Spitzer, one dock super! tender who was convicted and@ later row Hi Havemeyer rded for forming the] Retining of stock in Company the refinery since Mr did not profit n of whic wered fes put the $10,090,000 promoter's were three refin 1 how Have stock the w t possessic tness laconically COURT TILL HE 1S BOUND AND GAGGED, His saat and Oaths Almost Start Panic in Criminal Courts Building. FIGHTS POLICEMAN Youth, Arraigned for Second | Offense of Grand Larceny, MORE LIGHT ON FRAUDS PRISONER CURSES May Be Shamming Insanity. When Henry Schwartz came from the Tombs to-day to Part I. of the Court of |General Sessions to be arraigned for | trial on a charge of grand larceny as a second offender, It was plain he was In| TRANSACTION OF $49,000 VITAL Wizened ndersized, his lean face was work- nd there was a white froth on his a state of high excitement bar mutter to himself, while $49,000 JUGGLE IS ALLEGED AT REICHMANN TRIAL Carnegie Head Owed $30,000 to Trust, Paid by Fictitious Larger Draft. USED OTHER COMPANY As President of Merchants and Manufacturers’ Securities, Crime Is Charged. Taking testimony was begun to-day tn the trial of Joseph B, Reichmann, for- mer President of the Carnegie Trust Company, who ts charged with making a false report to the State Banking De- partment concerning the financial status of the company. The trial 1s on before Justice Davis, in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court The greater part of the morning was occupied by Assistant District-Attor- ney Clark's opening address. Diatict- Attorney“Whitman assisted in the ex- amination of witnesses and jumped into the thick of the wrangles between counsel that constently interrupted the proceedings. William M. Ivins wes present as @ special assistant to the prosecutor. In winding up his outline of the case Assistant District-Attorney Clark said: TO PROSECUTION. “We will show that on Aug. 31 (be- fore the alleged false report was sent to the Banking Department), the de- ned against the railing of the the in- ctment wa read. How do you plead—gullty or not guilty?" asked the clerk You go to ——!"' shrieked the ot his vote ne sh ourt officer jumped forward to s silence iwarta dodged un her'a a I backed away vuths and obscenity at the top of courtroom was 1a something Three women who ng in a front seat arose and f nands to théir ears Robert Lange, head of ruth. His v » Criminal Courts ns came crowding a down, Capt, Lange wrestled Sehwartz ¢ floor and pinned him fast. ‘Thre attendants grat ums and legs aspheming ou He tore the man's hand, r ho promise anythi 1 Mr. Cox, No. and afterward he vd ay thrown down ver ge thir M Was called ug 1 avout suance of the $10 ‘ € common stock his attorney \ rkin, objected. I recognize your p your sense of justice torney. He explained that the v of $10,000,000, was a sub, of gation and the testimony of Mr Post might prejudice the cas Chairman Hardwick retorted that there had been an intimation tuat the ten million was “promoter's profit “1 believe that the American people {ued ta know whether this stock on watered,” he added. “Its to me that Congress ought to hav tils Information on whieh possibly to se curative legislation.’ AVEMEYER FAMILY NOW HOLD THE STOCK, Refining Company | ugar Refining Com- York) Into a new Na tional Sugar Refining Company (of New Jersey), He procured options on a ma- Sority of the stock of these companies and organized the new company in. 100. ‘rhe $10,000,000 common stock was all is- sued to himself, he sald It was promoter's profit, asked Chairman Hardwick Not entir “What else? “Well, here were three refineries put together.” pany wasn't it?" (Continued on on Last Page.) ~ RR eh Tho witness said Mr. Havemeyer had | Co victions 1 dusti ireuit this afternoon atti | ind sentences in lo » Lapa, allas Phe \W | Glussepp! Mor | vounterfe md guilty some to long ter n the Federal 8 forty ye _> mirated by Heat, Al r 0 ment | Lupo } ut 8 to serve, laa | t In he Jon aven | gast Pwentyelirs y at, He was rem pital, He was app n, nn Blanche, fe Bowery was pr at Bowery and Bayard He ‘taken to Gouverneur HospMal, paises a pry xe |taken up to the institutions on which prisoner | Co! 1 at Judge Ma- ne | wnstatrs iT MeTaggart’s back and bit Joutied him, Jammed him into 1 sraltiacket and gagged him with « to shut off his cr Thu t up, he was carrie rsa the H to 1 ‘ his 4, SUM bound a nute, Dr. Prank Magulr e prison physician, went to work over him with a view to un ‘ lived at No, 149 had several allase This time arged w i a bak 1 horse from 1 treet an wer 5 ot |fendant owed $90,000, He deposited, to offset (his overdraft, a draft on John Cudahy for $49,000, drawn on the Mer- jehants and M facturers’ Securities y, of which he was president, so-called drafts were taken up with money loaned by the Carnegie rust Company, but this fact does not indicate that they were real transac- tions. They were fictitious, just as the! as the Car the money sie Trust Company | sent by which they were the drafts were drawn.” NEW YORK, MONDAY, ; POLICEMAN STOPS RUNAWAY. BUT GOES HOME IN A BARREL Bumps Holes in Brooklyn Pavement When He Misses Three Dives for Horse. CHASES IN AN AUTO. Driver Faints From Fright Be-| fore Doherty Gets Strangle Hold Round Animal’s Neck. Policeman John Doherty of the Miller avenue station, Brooklyn, played a strenuous role to-day in the pursuit of a runaway from Flatbush to East New York, He had on a new uniform when the chase started, but when he got to East New York his suspenders were ex- posed to view and they held up ttle save tatters, ‘The runaway, a big bay, was attached to @ ight buggy in which sat H. Cohen ot No, 82 Midwood avenue, Hust New York. H. Cohen was going home from Flatbush, but when he passed Dolierty at Church and Bedford avonues he was going about ten miles an hour faster than he had reckoned on. Mr. Cohen Was notifying the neighborhood that ie was an unwilling epeeder in a voice that carried back to Coney Island and across to Canarsie. “Here goes me muttered Doherty, leap for H. Cohen's runaway. And he spake by the rote, for he missed the bridie by an inch and made a consid- erable dent in the roadway. A RACE FOR AN AUTO, NOT FOR A SPRINTER, Rebuffed but not discouraged, Doherty got up and looked after the flying rig. Cohen was looking back at him, yelling like a Brownsville riot, Dohe ran for a Httle way, but falled to new regimentals,” he made a flying un en along came Herman Boozleman of Man. c 4 60-horsepower automobile an siowed up and Doherty 1 aboard the runn board. Now hit ‘er up,’ commanded Do- herty, “an' I'll stop that runaway." Boozleman hit {t up for about half a mile, when he slid up behind the bugg close enough for Doherty to jump. H. Mr, tion was prepaved to show every step nancial manipulations of je Trust Comp: of Re mann and that |he knew the n when the report was sent to the State Bank Department John D, £ clerk of the State Bank as the fir Witnes of report tha nent had recetyed from t y. Before he go} ar, John Sta 1 for elchmann, objecied ntifleas | BRADLEY MARTIN 55,000 NoTEs| that emits | erin Ave at Ma the . \ ne ‘ Wa ni | Bank were you f ‘ ) y When ball Were ‘ i ; 4 M \ i bid you have any Jefendant, Reiehmanr Yea was rae (Coulinued on Secvay wager ‘ 4 = rk declared that the prosecu- | any was within | exact status of the Insti-| but} Kellerman onto the asphalt 1 Doherty is no quitter, ve and he 4c board Mr, Booai man's im again, The vy naway ha opened a four block gap, Sut the ca * soon pnee more ran up H. Cohen held out Doherty aboard. but H n is no ath He got Doherty by the wri. as the big nN reman almost under the auto! t land fel half over the das noard, where he hung limp until a st shod hoof smote him on the -|made ap an Cohen, still yelling, held out a hand to | assist police hit up it kes and Doherty | an xecuting An higher 1 than bef | SEAMS BURST, HAT GONE, BUT TONS STREW ROAD. JUNE English Noble’s Wife and Twin Sons Who Will Become Americans SCORES 1 TO- Day’ WATIONAL t LEAGUE. NEW CAPTAINS ‘NMED BY WALDO and Gibson. AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK BOSTON— li | Chiatdlniteae tates Also Promotes | Three Lieutenants and | Seven Patrolinen 13 a ——— | HIGHLANDEKS Poll loner Watgo after-| 0% n.| Lieuts nas Myers 1 Jobe | ormeiy a» cantaine, “Boh men seve 3 CONGRESSMAN GAVE BLOOD 1 TO SAVE LIFE OF HIS WIFE. at time and i ghbor and was 4 “and bugey home, eh AR aL Bel eae ite When Death Seemed Near im tot mmand’ at College Potnt After Operation Ormeny. fonmorly desk. man in the) wagitnaron, June 1% Sonate rida treat: pre ft wae ak to Luke Lea Tennessee, and * une | BOYS DISCOVER A FIRE vaulata nd nity “walning IN BRONX SCHOOLHOUSE. " J, Mrs. \Children Were Marching Out for ‘ ee ‘ Re and Th Vas No 3 KELLYS SENTENCED Par ACCORDING TO NECKTIES. ‘was no panig wily 16 Aen STRIKERS TALK PEACE MOBS IN BATTLE OVER SAILORS’ STRIKE eeananaaanaaaaaaaaaaanaahl BANKER TESTIFIES AGAINST REICHMANN WEATHER-Fatr To-Night ana Tuesday. INAL ‘commro PRICE “ONE CENT. AFTER RIOTERS CLASH AT MORGAN LINE PIER Steamship Manager and Idle Em- ployees Discuss Settlement With Mediator From State Labor Department. MASS MEETING TO-NIGHT OF AFFILIATED UNIONS. Trouble Spreads Abroad Tying Up Several Lines—More Men Quit: Work. Nearly a hundred men took part |five !mported hands from the offices this afternoon in the first real dis-|of Bargoff Brothers, a strikebreaking order that has marked the strike |agency, came through Perry stree* against the Morgan steamship line.) bound for the Morgan piers at the Shortly before: 2 o'clock about thirty-| foot of West Eleventh street. TO WED HERE AND BE AMERICANS jtacked them. There were three po: Sons of British General Start Mecemen conveying tue squad from Bargoff's. They drew their night for California to Become Fruit Growers. sticks, Many of the men also haule1 clubs from under thelr jumpers and Prepared to defend themselves, BOULDERS AND ROCKS FLY AS MOBS MEET. There “as a flight of boulders and pieces of brick and then the two groups closed in. For @ minute or two they fought hard. A dozen men were down at once nursing their heads. Others, washed and bruised, broke out of the meleo and scattered for cover. But somebody ratsed the cry that reinforce ments of patrolmen were coming and the rioters fled, John Cartledge, wno said he was a delegate from the Sea- men's Union, was the only victim too itizens and marry American girls, Ar- badly hurt to teke hi If off. A |thur and Reginald P bad ‘0 take himse! elu | thur and Reginald Paget, twin sons ot) had fallen across his right forears, Lieutenant-Goneral Arthur Henry |sroaking the small wone Paget, K. C, B,, commander of the/ At 2% o'clock posters were put up castern divisions of the army of Great} aiong the river front calling for a in, and Lady Paget, are to-day | ineeting of all the affillated unions to- Having dectded to become American train bound for Butler, Cal., whera| night at Seamen's Hall, No. 40. W y have bought a 20W-acre fruit | street. ‘The men ay a rule were ad: AS vocating 4 ‘irm stand and a general They have relinquished thelr positions! tke, while the leaders counselled ln Magilah eociety to become Ame, moderation, saying the line was aime cana, and before they left the Waldort | ty {0 sive in and that the only real . if lesue yet unsettled was the matter esterday fo2 the far West talked’ en- | incroasing the pay of the waiters on the |thusiastically of their plans for the! y rom $0 4 month to $38 | cuture. ner Junger of the Me Mother fully approves of our plan declaring th parry American girle and besom: . st for an “open fan citizens,” ald Arthur. “We #h9P."" and no union recognition, con opel ies i | this afternoon to treat with P| chee sentatives of the men, The n of Los An-| Ut sates spent more than wn s. After tray office. It was thought that several times ound for arvitrating Lae 1 sult us bet night be reached. intend to work | °\" ont Mr, Jungen, 1 wo employ."| were John Department His8 Labor, Henry P. 1 Willan bad t of Union and s wns Jam Vida of the omens + ‘5 Union, vereat deni ete) STRIKERS WIN CREWS FROM aint inali a at ay cwasa TWO INBOUND SHIPS, Taek a tak day kes and counter-strokes were 4. Thetr mother ty to visit 1 early to-day he inet é t States |crev the company's tugs and ligh hep sac in. pearoh oreune, |e At the same time the manage- They have 1 t in Wyoming | ent was massing strike-vreakers ou held $09] one of its pler: announctag tte in tof the} tention of fighting toa finish, At moon, of He nl, & property | Howe talk of @ compromise in- a large | creased. " ‘4 A eB steamers Creole, from New Or sad El Sol, tre eston, came tema precipi ef st together this ‘morn- MaNaNee AE erat, 18 RR e vg (ie same tacties that had ahi Bastia ais who {s| dee serday In the case of i hg drt san liner, @ group of ue om the International Sea. 2 aypard the tug Charl 4 plongside Warbesh §=imegap: “UL Park Row. liaea and (eadanes.