The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1912, Page 1

+ GOFF TO TRY RAIDED GAMBLERS AT TO UNCOVER GRAFT PAID TO THE ONCE — POLICE ‘WRATHER—Shewers To-Nig! WEATHER—Showers To-Night and Fri ané Friday. “j Circulation Books Open to All.”’ a NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER { “ Circulation Books Open to All.”” 5, 1912. 24 PAGES. TD FORGE GAMBLERS BEFORE GRAND JURY PEPE OPODIDHDGHODES SHOOODEDDEIOHH 109900006 Agree That All Cases Resulting From Recent Raids Shall Be Trans- ferred From Special Sessions to the Extraordinary Term. GAMBLERS MUST TELL by The Prees Publishing jew York World), PRICE ONE CENT. 8 SUGAR TRUST TRALS OFF: -—INDIETMENTS OF WEALTHY COFFICLS. ARE DROPPED HW TOROBJOHND. WAS ALL SET DOWN INRIS LITTLE BOOK 'The Countess Leary’s Address Also “HANDED” ACTRESS POLICEMAN’S WIFE MONEY AT TIMES, PUTSDOWNABABY ERLANGER ADMITS. TOGATCH BURGLAR | Little Woman Seizes Intruder Twice Her Size, and Holds Him for Police. | | O4e-008 ® i} | ~~ Never Gave Edith St. Clair More Than $200 in Year, Though. Parsons, Thomas, Frazier and Others Immune by Court's Action. | | | | \ DE IES LIFE CONTRACT.|}RUSE HELPED HER OUT. Alleged Bid to Win Soubrette From Rivals Ridiculous, Manager Swears. When He Said “Yes” to “Is’ That You, Philip?” She Knew He Was a Marauder. PROSECUTOR GIVES UP. vy Retrial a Waste of Time and Money, Wise Informs Judge Hough. 35-08 @. Abraham L. Erlanger, on the witness stand in the Supreme Court, to-day ad- mitted for the first time that he had “handed” money to Edith St. Clair, a Mrs, Mary Brady, the golden-hatred, fluffy little wife of Patrolman James T. Brady of the Old Slip station, appeared in the West Side Court to-day as com- aoe in Prisoner’s Red i musical comedy actress, at vari plaimant against a burglar whorn sne On motion »f United States Dis- times, Miss St. Clair ts suing to re-|captured herself yesterday afternoon. trict-Attorney John A. Wise, District cover $22,280 from Kiaw & Erlanger on|The policeman’s wife {s only twenty Court Judge Hough this afternoon permitted all indictments against the American Sugar and Refining Com- pany, John E, Parsons, Washington! B. Thomas, George E. Frazier, Arthur Donner and John Mayer, for conspir-| acy in constraint of trade, bearing! Leather Memorandum. EF. FE. Wadrook, Mrs. Grace De Mitte and Alexander Kaiser, wealthy residents of Tenafly, N. J., were notified bythe Jersey City police early to-day that a burglar had been in their houses during the night and had stolen large quantl- tles of clothing. It was the first any of them had heard of it, the news comi! @ contract that she @lleges supplanted ct @he made with Er Innger whereby she was to receive at least $76 a week for life from the big @ verbal cont theatrical firm. Mr. Erlanger w: being examined by his attorney, William Travers Jerome, in rebuttal when he made the statement. years old, and the wonder of the court was that she ever could hold and cause the arrest of the bis hulking man, who gave his name as George Martin. All the more wonderful was it to the court attendants when the police asked that Martin be held over until Saturday, be- chuse the records aay he hi years in Sing Sing for burglary. MRS. MARY BRADY. OF ANY Landlords, but POLICE GRAFT Will Also Have to Give Names of Will Get Im- munity Under the Law. A sensational step by which the John Doe Grand Jury will en- date July 1, 1909, to be dismissed. 4 defore they had risen for the day. OH ay 4a ‘a | ‘* + 1909, F anded” was the word that went into| A rapping at Mrs, Brady's door, on| /,. $565n0bosbcsbannsasede: ‘The Indicted corporations and off. Pel} Sri Annie Leary and Jonn | |. acord, and was miggented by Jus-| the second floor of No. 321 West Forty- aoe Oo . bd $2000 | deavor to uncover any corrupt connection existing between gamblers and .clals were charged with having caused | D- Mockefeller may also take notice | ii4 pendieton himself, Mr. Jérome|second street, yesterday afternoon, police officials in New York was decided upon at a confe this after- the closing of the Pennsylvania Sugar | {hat the New Jersey robber had thet | useq the word “give” and Edmund L. | brought her to the door. rence Refining Company in Philadelphia in| Sqrevsen in his little red leather note | sioonéy, counsel for the pinintif, in-}. “I didn't ask who it was.” she sald noon between Justice Goff, presiding at the Extraordinary Term of the 1908, to cut down competition. jook with directions as to the quietest | sisted that the witness “phd” the cash| to-day, “because !m, my husband, al- a § The defendants under the indictments be neatest way of entering thelr} a, /an obligation, Then it was the| Ways tells me never to ask who Is Supreme Court, and District-Attorney Charles S. Whitman. had 4 ates | Homes. : “Well, * : | knocking, i Agrees In. Mie maporandens cakin | The discovery of last night's robbers |fer money MY ManGeG: tim ays Mt is better to say, ‘In that There are many gambling cases pending in General Sessions as ‘a for permission to enter an “unwilling |W2* Made by Detective Hoffman and} Mr, Erianger had denied paying the| you, Philip, or Clarence or some name result of raids made by the polke during the summer. Few, if any of to prosecute’’* order, Diatrict-Attorney | Policeman Lenihan of Jersey City waen | painti¢e $75 a’ week during rehearsals and | You don't know, and if the person says ‘é i U Wise said they arrested Michael Ryan, who stops) when she was not playing, Attorney | t 1s Philip, then you'll know he's a these cases, will be reached on the General Sessions calendar for some ‘ne Government has been unable to | At Mills Hotel No. 1 of this city, in the | jerome then asked: bad man.’ weks prove any, oMole! ete he ane to | Erte Terminal. He had just arrived on!” “pia you ever give her any money?" “So I said, ‘Is that you, Philip? and ad i re vy any of the | the only early morning train from tne| sy, r ‘Yes’ uldn't At their conference to-day it 18 4) toe Gof, and then the District defendants at any time nh h Yes, I made her presents of money| the man sald ‘Yes’ and then I wouldn’ wears before the tndictmont was found, |rousade towns. They charged him with | + various times. open the door. The man outside began PST OS eames 2 underetood, 8 was agreed upon be- | Attorney will then opring his cae- . iad bade | |having robbed the home of James ; eer tween Justice ‘and District- fully prepares pon consultation with the jurors, |Bhady, Eastern agent of Swift & Ca, | ,O% MF Mooney's objection only “yes"| Deaving a tre te eee T opened I : Getc f Pri .__ | Attorney Whitman to transfer all | CAN FORCE GAMBLERS TO TELL rmed me tha je princtpal Highwood, N. J., on Nov. og . 9 id a y yi ‘=| gambling 2ases from General Ses- . Feagon for the ucy bell. unable. to {stg ueeywood N: J. on Nov. 22 towing the Court's auggestion Mr. Jer-|!t and grabbed up my baby and went| Investigators Get Copy of Prison Rule Requir ALL THEY KNow. agree was the statute of limitations. away from the Brady house and clothing | ome continued: out on the fire escape. I shouted for help, and the man ran from my place ing That Alf Persons, Rich and Poor, stons to the Bxtraordimary Term of the Supreme Court. These cases When the gamblers appear for trial “John E. Parsons is in his eighty-|and silverware had been neglected, Mr.| NEVER “HANDED” MORE THAN will be rushed for trial before Jus- | ey will be taken before the John Doe are had be Ty a dw irs, where he hid, B: . and fan th Aare the pLnae defendants arc | Brady asked the Jersey City police for $200 IN YEAR. Licey in lenine aaweeaien and I a Receive the Same Treatment. ae Re Under the Dowling act, advanced !n years, I am of the opin-|@ detective and Hoffman made an in-| ., ¥ ¢ gam! can there be compelled to Meat to. bring (tip: canes to. tui | teocneticn: sane mreaee wan deat How often did you hand or cause to| membered what Jim sald about holding again woul! be a useless waste of time and money, and could not result in @ conviction. PATRICK ABANDONS APPEAL. that the ribber, with his big bundle, must have been a conspicuous figure on) be ded money to Miss St. Clair “Well, I gave her money at Christmas time, between 1900 and 1905," @ prisoner and telephoning for the po- lice at Spring 3100, Down in the hallway I wasn't frightened, so I chased after Although the Special Grand Jury in- vestigating the Tombs had arranged to free. But if he came back for sentence, his lawyers could proceed with the usual BRIDE SHOT WOMAN For this reason, and|the only late night train, Conductor)", ; visit the institution to-day and inapect | @Ppeal from the conviction, ag they in- their gambling establishments. ae | eae ries ) | “Did the sum given each year amount] the man and caught hold of him and : Cereal eecohmend that the ease] Nicholas Youngerman remembered the ig the salary she would have received| we strugglod, but I held him untih the| {%® tuarters of Charles H. Hyde he} tended to do yesterday if septence had OF \coures, ‘by ‘ao testifying, these be dropped." membered other robberies, followed by |@4 she been working? Janitor and another man came along| Programme was abandoned late this}, O11 ie piatrtot-Attorney’s office District-Attorney, wire bf ae the appearance of the heavily burdened | "No, in the five years I don't believe] with an tron bar. Then the burglar| afternoon, The inspection will probably | .omed disturbed by the halt In the case, 4 ey an dtbe Grand Jury Stranger on his strain, Policeman Len-|'t amounted to more than $1.00." ‘The| was backed up in @ corner and I got|%e made to-morrow, when the Grand and it wae said there would be no tell about their business relations with Police officials and with the landlords of the houses in which they conduct pis then be in possession of any evi- than was set to watch the arriving| witness add in Fasting se an |p, ee Oe oe ee Jury will reconvene to hear more evt-| trouble in disposing of the arguments of police omelals ena aamonte ores sa ir, I will say that she never de-| "I am more frightened now, when I| dence. ri w T Hav. train every morning. Hyde's law: derstood the Di Rthdrawe Te, Pant Have Long Prlen ee ee arrived to-day, Young-|™Manded a cent from me." This waa find out from the police that the man| “Mie Grand Jury has been put in IN NOW Tt Is understood the District-astor- Been Pending. Albert T. Patrick, through his coun- sel, George Francis O'Neill, entered into a stipulation with District-Attorney erman ran ahead of the engine, found Lenihan and pointed out Ryan. The clothing taken from the Tenafly houses was found in his packages. Mr. Wad- stricken out. “What was the greatest sum you ever was the next handed her in one year? question. jot. more than was from Sing Sing. Patrolman Jim Brady, he of the good advice, simply can't believe it yet. “Always follow my advice, Mary, dea’ possession of a rule promulgated by Commissioner of Corrections Whitney shortly after he took office. This rule which applies particularly to the Hyde ROBIN NOW GOES OVER BRIDGE OF SIGH Bank wrecker Robin was the first tn- mate of the Tombs to feel the effects of ABOUT HER LOOKS ney hopes in this way to secure suffi- Gtent evidence to enable him to-pro- coed against some of the biggest real estate owners in New York for leasing their hous e1 }200,"" lied Er-|and you'll win out,” satd Pi the Grand Jury'’e investigation of the ry to gamblers fot = Whitman's, office to-day’ withdrawing rook, reported aver the telephone after} Net * teplled Mrs pa est) ws ou eke Vatrelmen Jim, matter, in the Judgment of the District | Sis Ca" ial peviogen Wor the Mat Pleads Guilty and Blames Talk} taining gambling houses, ag two appeals o! is that have een | mi x4 M; Ri od : ss y a : he hed paid daily visits to th Under the Dowling act the indi . he Ci Nppeata| had been. ransack@d; the theif had| Then the witness made a general de-| ‘The new ald to the “finest” will appoar ry i : year he ! y 1s to the ir My ¢ indicted Pree erere tHe) CaurE (f° AVPeM racked eolue’ of ce bottien of Tereicld| Gis of she statements made on the against her burglar Saturday in the sears: PIRETEN Fite ot zane, minet Distriet- Attorney's offloe and it has been About Her as Being ‘Ugly’ some re can be forced to reveal to the Both appeals were purely technical} wine in the cellar but had not oared| stand by Max D. Steuer yesterday. Mr.| West Side Court, employees of this Department.” as SOasoms Ve SENN. Pa Ot BF. cae Sra Woman. decided to investigate, Neither, Die. and had been adversely ruled upon By |r 1 eee a cgerottes, taking a| onal attorney, narrated « conversation LETTER WRITER CAUGHT WHITMAN GAYS THE RULE WAS | entrance of the Criminal Courts Butld- : trlet-Attorney Whitman nor Justice the Appellate Division of the Supreme | ie Ot a hundred of a very cheap brand| that he sald took place between him and VIOLATED. ing, thereby affording him @ bit of out- Goff would discuss to-day's conferenies ATCHISON, Kas, De> 6—A claim-| Mr. Wadrook keeps in stock for an| Erlanger prior to the signing of the BY A DECOY RECEIPT.| ‘nts ‘rule is hold by the District-| door exercise, To-day he made the| LOGANSPORT, Ind. De. 6—Mre,|°% the “decision reached. ant to the millions of William Marsh | eccentric friend. | $25,000 agreement, which the defense ad- $$ Attorney to have been vio! ted in the Journey through the Bridge of Sigha | witsabeth Clark Lang, who on her wed- It 1s understood that at the con: it Rice, for whose murder Patrick was] In Ryan's address book were the| mits, but contends was obtained under! Man Who Wrote to Evening World| case of Hyde. The Grand Jury will en- —_—_—se———_ ence to-day it was decided that a pardoned, appeared here to-day. Mra.|names of all the people who have been | duress, Writer Is T ‘db deavor to find 1f Commissioner Whitney | MONEY LENDERS’ VICTIMS ding Gay shot and kitted Mr. Mary|John Doe Grand Jury would not take ‘Ann Rice Partlow announced that 8°] robbed along the Palisades recently and| Mr. Erlanger dented that he had prom- riter Is Trapped by and Deputy Commissioner Wright ev: Copple because the latter sald she was) up the entire poltc: had retained counsel in an effort prove that Rice was her brother. to Ir and about New York, in- Mr. | many more cluding the Countess Leary and | sed to employ Miss St. becanse s had threatened in 1903 to ge Clatr for ite Comstock, put any prisoners in the Warden's cot- | tage except Hyde and William J, Cum- ugly and otherwise gossiped about he GIVEN RECOURSE TO LAW. situation until the sions of the Cur- conclusion of thi " Panini coy leaded guilty to manslaughter in courg| fan Aldermanic Police Investt rly e: 7 After he had given a receipt for s D estigating Lies relationaie ga Aeart eh shied. | Rockefeller |to the Shuverts at an increased talary.|acros regiatered letter written him be | ming, the convicted Carnegie Trust| Franklin 8, Brooks, who as @ apecial| to-day, Committee. The strained relations ree estate, Suicide =a PETE POT | He also denied that Miss St. Clair told! anthony Comstock in a handwriting | Company exeoutive. member of District-Attomey Whitman's| Joseph Lang, the prisoner's husband, |POrted to have existed between Mr, Mrs. Partlow declares that her father Crawford County, Pa, Wile Relatives to-day identified the bo | him that the reason he (Erlanger) would Y | not give her further work with the firm's similar to that in @ series of insulting While Hyde's failure to get out on ball staff, has vigorousty waged war upon| announced he would not object to’ his Whitman ,and Emory Buckner of the i . Curran committee $4 to hav. lived in . . 4 letters sent to Miss Helon Rowland of|by !ast night was a disappointment to| tho ‘loan sharks" of this city, declared, 7 lity. b \ are said to have been ism Marsh Rico was the eldest chitd. | of the man who jumped to nis death in| companies was that Elphye Snowden, | ne Evening World, Julius. Boonke, | him, his lawyers profess to f tonday, that inghe future, the victime of | rors, Deeof @ullty Bt would follow | patched up. When about twenty-one years old,| front of a moving train in the subway | een en a Siew Snow. | eee, a, | BE Hee SS eee etree man taterad | Ref suswestions no further. GOFF AND WHITMAN sari Mrs. Partlow «i he left home after| at One Hundred and Forty-fifth street | of alias James Burke, was arrested at No, ueur money sal “I'm going to get her out of prison! i>) fh quarrel with his father ard wi on the morning of Dec. 3 as that of |den Was named as co-respondent when] 193 Bowery to-day. Mr. Comstock | Briefs are being prepared on the mo- themselves aA Chia noe Guia: AAT AESE aL WITH BUCKNER. ee ee ee aate ot aealili toutaitee! Pause’ al ranger obtained @ divorce last|anq Deputy Marshal Martin Bishop|tion to arrest judgment, and will be) “There are two weapons of defense,” | 4nd take her away stars On over, Justice Goff and Mr. W. facaily > . N. J, salesm The body nabbed Boenke at the address, which | submitted the later part of this week, | #a/d Brooks, ‘that I would put tn the be said. : pamoriaa? taatae . ‘hitman, its a se? ee now at Harlem Morgue, but will be COUNSEL IN WRANGLE OVER) \, xnown as the Boston Hotel, as soon | District-Attorney Whitman will file hands of ory borrower particularly You're toe _nend for Boel Joe,” said ee i pet ind thei ‘urran Couw- var ‘aken to Jersey to-day, J > t 0 “ a CHILD AT PLAY DIES: BY GAS, | ‘**e= to Jersey to day mer | LETTER FROM STEUER, a. aaa Wak & Gees ik eeennne those who have repaid the amount of] Mrs. Lani ‘ou get @ divorce as soon istactory headw: money actually received plus 6 per cent.|an I am sentenced, and maybe you will in its Investigation of the Police D, ~ = n Mooney got into] Boenke's signature and some of the} Opinions about the Criminal Courts é y 7 Mother and Baby Sister Also Over- D h f H | Sipreatt oor ite tea ee letters sent Miss Rowland, Building differed to-day as to Justice Creer eae ss and Feseeee ieee un eee einen te eee een Cy re a on ae come While Asleep. No earth o OMES | to introduce a letter written by Max D.| After Boenke had been taken before | Gots mative, in Salerting Mane est. It I not necessary to go to the ae fl ble yar lanl re ee 0 Steuer to Erlanger on Sept, 19,| United States Commissioner Shields) Some saw in only @ Way ol District-Attorney's office to secure a o a “ at Of course, Mrs, Catherine Karlotuekr, her hus-) 404 york is growing in monster|about aix weeks after the agreoment]| in the post-office building, Manhattan, |Hyde In the Tombs until the Grand | warrant for the arrest of the money |!#wyere for me: en Oey Praler Gia Bend Tobn, and Sele wee SBS eR: wie) strides, but the building of modern| with Miss St. Clair had been signed. prior to being taken to Brooklyn, where | Jury has had : ishance to seorongaly lender for violation of the usury taw af ‘ peg Pong aan yer ba Vlad Ratracrainary Grand tury anit be torla, four years old, and Pauline, two, fu i 4 r > til hich the wi t was | investigate conditions there, and others) this State, The borrower himself can | repel ° f rs, | @ 7 rtments, two-family and detached Mr. Mooney objected that, as (ue letter| the better on which e warrant wa ant 4 A = to indict, but otherwise mn, Ms lived in @ rear tenement at Yo, 84] Spal ; ; 3 , a | professed to think the Justice had been | £0 directly to the Magistrate's Court | Lang. jerwise no official action jo be keeping pac was written after the date of the con-| based was mailed, Boenke made a | at nite idl er F - f Vidridge street. Mrs, Karletaekr ts 101] houses, seems ‘ PINE pace with) ree Ir had no vearing on the Iarue, | break for liberty, Hotly Mtr, Comatock | !mpressed by the argument that the | and there an aMdavit will be drawn for] "It people knew what harm gagsip| Will be taken et this time, and before her husbund started for work, “Phat is most important," and Bishop grappled with the man and | Hage upon which Hyde waa convicted | him and upon hla swearing to the same, | caused they would hold their tongues," | | Assistant District-Attorney J. Robe Di the je 9 ‘or, ” 0 C ry a we De pues " ee " a . ubin, Who was one of th: ‘0 Rauey he prepared She. feral Rea 25 A” 56 Jerome to Justice Pendlecon, We] Bishop was compelled to draw his pistol | des not constitute any crime known to | * YOrr she said matter what a woman the prosecutars the washtub. “To Let” Advertisements wefe printed hold that this shows a change of hear t| before Boenke could be subdued the Penal Code, ond weapon of defense ts that 0 i the borrower can bring sult against the jt has been T would like to tell every of Becker and the four gunmen and who has delved tnto the gambling siluas When the father left Victoria was| Ae, oalenneneaie were F on the part of Mr, Steuer atter te| Boenke admitted to Commisstoner| ARREST OF JUOGMENT WOULD | money lender in the Municipal Court ana | 9m, that mone Ket ao bad that they / 1) ies dulled lta the utile ai playing about the floor and Pauline and contract had been drawn. We contend|Morle in Brooklyn ‘hat was the OPEN WAY FOR BAIL or twice the amount of the excess | don't long to be kood” sp. darg, \4o ated ch heteee Caen aka her mother were asleep. .\n hour later | 6,640 More than in the Herald, Times, Sun,| that this letter impeaches Mr, Steuer's|#Uthor of the letters. He refused to| “ 2 Interest he has pald within the prev n further appeal against gossip Mrs, en the Cu three-year-old Louise Goreece came tu| Tribune and ress ADDED TOGETHER, | gooq faith in drawing that contract, | $4¥ Why ve had sent them, but claimed! Should Justice Goff grant an arrest of years, tomether with the cost of the| Lang sald ran Committee and to report dally om the apartment to play with Victoria! 7. be sure, many of these ad: and eupports our contention that it was| he had a right to write them. Commis-| Judgment, on the plea that Hyde has i “LT entreat people to keep thetr tongues | the matters uncovered there, It ts re- She found her playmate lying on the 2, Pyle ye floors. Pitz|extorted. The letter shows that Miss |foner Morle hvld him for the Federal | not been convicted of a crime, the Sate off a woman when she ts trying to doj ported that Mr, Whitman aad Mr, floor and rushed to tell her mother, wio| tained to stores, offices, floors, lofts Lov g ‘ Grand Jury in $1,000 bond. | may take an appeal to the highest! right, no matter what her past has) Buckner have agreed that wi Gouv :| and other business places for rent. Buyt| St Clatr’s name was not even man- | hink r at . summoned Dr, Banks from Gouverneur is fact is of added i try Mtl tioned, ‘The Word ‘eke’ refers to her The authorities thin ke's only | court, Hyde would then be released on been. Sometimes a woman does wrong| Kubin thinks testimony is being Hospital. He pronounced Pauline dead) this fact is of added Importance to-the Ripe sprue’ s | reason tor writing cularly to MiSs} Hail until the appeal was decided, and reaches the turn in the road when} that will tend to tneriminate and took the mother and the other ohtld| man of affairs. Letters pertaining to honest contracts] Rowland wax turo seeing her nam to the hospital. Their condition 1s sert- ous. "the gas tube of the stove had been ie, 1b be believed. Locate to Advantage Through World Ads. ToDey! | are not written thet way.” Justice Pendleton excluded the letter (Continued om Besoud sage) In the newsraper old, was thirtyesix years nati, and seem sud be Wan a | eduvaed be toa amie A BA So RR a, cas hes 1 Rabie :s | If the Appellate Division or the Court of Appeals should the ruling, Hyvle would have to come back for sen- Wouses Mtb Uydiold dy ahaa would be reverse she sees she is doing wrong and wants to turn around and go back, The road y the committee will cease that Mine of questioning and permit Mr, Rubin to back Is thorny enough without others Hey taicedeet | baling it worms, ghises Wor we take It before the Grand Jury for ims aucune