New-York tribune., 1886-07-14
PRICE THREE CENTS.
COLONEL GLIDER ARRESTED
DELAYING HIS JOURNEY TO THE NORTH.
ACCUSED OF KEEPING A RAILROAD BoyD-UNABLn
TO OBTAIN BAIL.


ACCUSED OF KEEPING RAILROAD BoSD-UNABLn
TO OBTAIN BAIL
Colonel William H. Glider. who intended TO
start from New York to-day his journey
North Pole. was prisoner yesterday in the Jefferson
Market Police Court Dolly Adams. the Water Queen"
ctsrges him with the larceny Of 81 900 railroad bond
The examination was held In Justice Smiths private
room. Dolly Adams wore coseftting. bright cardinal
dress Her testimony to the effect that IN February
l8S3 while she living at No 55 West Twonty-eghth
ST.. she gave to Colonel Glider 81 OOO bond OF the Man
haitian Elevated Railroad Company. with tho 70
quest that he learn for her II It had any value
Sbc had asked the Colonel since the bond
when she him in Paris, but she hat been a5ls
learn anything about It, the defendant cal ming that
1t the Office Of his cousin in this city and that he
would write to tho latter for It. When she IN
in this city. Mr. Glider told her that his cousin was
defaulter and had fed to Canada
Colonel Glider was arrested By officer Farrol. OF the
Jefferson Market Court squad, az tho Victoria
Hotel. He was accompanied TO court by Lieu
tenant william Grinth, his companion In
the proposed search for the North Pole. lie
pleaded guilty aud gave an explanation in which hs
admitted having received th, b'nt as ststet oy the
complainant but denied any criminal intent In resaln-
Ing IL. He acknowledged his iniebteduess OF tna
amount Notwithstanding his anxiety to set out on his
journey Justice Smith hsd him 10 $500 to answer in
General Sessions In company with OH ,sr the prs
started In search Of bail, the justice having az
nihed his willingness IL satisfactory surety was OBJ
taiped TO release the prisoner 50 that he could tze his
journey to the North.
Colonel Glider did procure ball night In tho
custody OF officer Farrell Glider The Herald
asking what should be DONE but was NOT ex-
pected until today Mr. Glider then went to tne house
Jusioe had appointed TO be at O'Clock while there
messenger brought note aud Mr. Glider with the
officer to house IN tftysecond-sl. lie remained thsra
nearly An hour and then told the officer TO take him 70
II is said by Colonel Glider that since Dolly Adams
intrusted her bond tO him he has given her several
thousand dollars The woman it alleged fond Of
Colonel Glider aud 1t is said tnae her motive IA causing
his arrest IA to prevent his starting tue North Poe
expedition The Colonel says that all his personal friends
to whom he could apply with certainty of getting i'm
mediate bail are now in the country. ~
Prson so1' Many Many lOquires we're @S s'" @.io for HIM
by men who called at tho hotel to him and
by Mr Griffith, WHO refused to tell Ia:
what the prospects were Of his obtaining bai. The
from whom the $1,000 was borrowed has made
is known as the Water Qlecn." She travelled
Do' the % and ms ns .os the c%a Ds ns
under water Beslde''he ate food aaa dra@s .as
S';;s. FOUND house tn. ws.. :Ss sss
Although she possessed considerable property
she had not received proper care. sue
sank of notice again, and her name was not men-
day.
NEw-LoNDoy. Conn, July 13.-rhe whaling schooner
Era was hauled Into the stream this afternoon and
wp sail for Cumberland Inlet at 10 o'clock tonorrov
morning with captain John o. spicer, who Eas spens
the greater portion OF twenty'sx years IN the Areuo
REGION In command. Colonel W H. Glier, VINO er-
pected to 20 north in the Era has not arrived from
New-YOrk yet and Captain spcer Is OF mo
opinion that no will not 20 in the Era
sbonld Glider 90 no I'm the Era he will be landed At
Cumberan Inlet and will travel 1900 miles To cape
Isabel reach there In time 10 get on the scotch
whaler which he could board at ST. JohHs next May.
CAPTAIN spcer says he kno Glider be just the mao
for the expedition.