New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
ALBERT S. WARMERS CRIMES.
LITTLE NEW LIGHT UPON THEM YET.
THE SAFE STILL USoPENED-soMr or THE UN-
HAPPY LosERs-wuERE Is WARNER i-YoUNG
BURROWS iMrRovSd.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmuNE.l

HAPPY LosERs-wHERE is wARNERi i-YoUNG
BURROWS fMrRovtNd
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE1
ALBION N. Y, Aug. 2k-The usual Sunday quiet
OF the main business street of this village was
broken to-day by knots of men. who lined the
walSa discussing the all-ongrossing topic Of War
ners Hight, exchanging speoulations rs to his
whereabouts aud recalling incidents in his career
The doorway of the wrecked institution con-
stantly occupied by some one of the interested
crowd, who surveyed with apparent interest,
through small hole in the paper pasted over the
windows, the deserted interior. Bank Examiner
Williams was found at his hotel this afternoon,
and said to a TRIBUNE correspondent: " The
bank is now in the hands of the Con-
troHer of the Currency, under whose
orders am, and who will not allow me to make
any statement. The reports you hear as coming
from me are without foundation
Cashier Coan went to Rochester last night with
the expert who had been at work on the
locked safe He returned this morning He
said 81 must decline to state the nature
of the business which called me to Rochester last
night. | am governed by the bank examiner
who is in charge of the bank, and am
prohibited from making any statements of
what his investigation has so far revealed.
The steel chest has not been opened yet hole has
however, been drilled through. one-half inch in
diameter. Nothing can be seen through it. Mon
day morning work will be renewed on the chest
ana think II Will be opened as il will be taken
ont of the vault where II be handled TO better
advantage MrCoan also said: Il suppose Tam the
last man who saw Warner in this village | was
at his houe after banking hours the evening
he went away. He was TO take the
eleven o'clock train going west had
urged HIM to % to New-York to see some matters
connected with the bank which required his at
tenton. Warner said ne wodld first % to st.
Catharne>, Ont, to arrange business affair there
and would proceed thence to New-York via the
Erie r1ad. That was the last saw Of him. ] don't
know whether or not he took that train. His mau-
ncr and mode of talk were usual
ONE BOND LEFT OFT OF ONE HUNDRED.
Notwithstanding tho reticencs of the Of
fcas. Il has leaked out that the
only negotiable security found far is one
900 bond found when the outer doors Of the safe
were forced There should nave been los of these
bonds. Warner probably overlooked this one.
Eleaz-r Slater % wealthy farmer had loaned War
ner a large sun; he was secured by collaterals
wh;. were kept IN a locked in box and left In the
bank for safe keeping HIS attorney has the key
of that boz aud says the securities Of his client are
safe. a4 th.v ware etotilbe by no one except the
owner. WJruorlclt them untouched
Additional instances of Warmers deliberate
anl cold blooljl swudling of those who
couGdcl I'm him are given. These
revelations of hoartlo--ur,s show him 20 have ex-
cccdrd i'm yiIlauy either Ward or ChrIttendcn who
robbed those who az least could better afford their
losses thon tho widows worlingmen aud cripp.e9
whom Warner has swudlod. Mrs. McllJstcrs was
q victim of the Carlyon railroad disaster near here
last summer The railroad company settled with
her for tine injury, but she was 40 frightened that
-he vowed she would newer again cntor train. She
abandoned her houi in NLch'ga and h LIVING
at the place of tho accident. Pending the
purchase of n homo she intrnsted the money
received ~ compensation for hcr injuries 60 War
ucr who gave hnra note for $500. \ widow,
who does NOT wish her ulue mentioned hls War
uor's individual note Dr RlGjD. she sand; " /
earned that money by working by the wcek and
saving ms cqfume,7 Nr, Wilson is said to hayc
lately inherited and received 5000 from Scotland
she gave u into Warmers charge Mrs. sexton has
Warner mot. lor $1,000. Ou" of Warmers dotgos
with persons not familiar with business, who
put money into hi, hands surprising they were
lending ~ .hc Uurr1wy estate. was 10 give
th,m note, reading The estate of h. s.. Barsows
promise, to pay, ctc,' audsguol 4. s. Warner. OF
course these notes are not worth tho paper they are
written ON. Mrs Eddy bad ~, 900 pension money
deposited.
VAENrE's DOMESTIC UNrAUWuLNEss.
Warmers relations with women have been
the subject of much gossip for years.
one case may bear relation. IN Rochester be fell IN
with a book agent, with whom be became iniatu-
ated lie gave this woman costly presents of tur',
clothing and jewels, and paid her board it is all
lrged at a Rochester hotel. She finally took adj
vantage of his official position ana thicatcutd 10
EXPOSE hlm unless - 900 paid for her silence.
Warner il reported. satisfied the ulackInaief d'-
mands.
However numerous Warner inhdelitlcs' he was
kind TO his family, who have the N' mpalnI Oh du'
Warmers father l. entirely ruined uuahrlaIN' ne
refuses to speak on b. subject OF MS trou'es ana
walks the village III silence. MIS-. aTh'r mas us
missed her sc wants having been lett eutlIely
penniess, and will open boarding mousse
Tonight sheriff Howard sad " IaVcho Know
edge of any movement looking to Naruera arrest
/ believe that Warner Will never be brought Uict
here alive. Ny idea is that If " arner had Pig
Doodle with hlm, he is far enough away OF luls
time II he had little ready cash, ! know enough
of his disposition TO say that me- Womb hil Hli''
in such way that his body would never be tOuhu:
Warner had liie insurance amounting to F3oVVVi
where the policies Is not known, bul they were
III favor of hIs wife.
K. Burrows, th, poisoned hcir who was brought
here helpless. Is improving since r. leVed OF MaI-
ner's influence and presence. Ihe proDaolli'fs
m now that he Will regain some p"Iuon VI LIS
health
II is believed that the worst is not Yet known,
bat that revelations will soon be made concerning
Warner fraud, and cOnsDlfaclcs that VIII eXceeu
IN interest anything yet gwen to the pubnc'