Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-08-20
MALLEY'S NEW MYSTERY
He Tried to Settle with Marie
Reinhart.
WHERE is THE WOMAN AT PRESENT

Two Of Edward MalIey's Alleged Agents
and Maiiey Himself Have Disappeared
and tho Girls Attorneys Believe That
He Knows Whore she Has Gone To.
NEW HAVEN, Aug, 2o-The story CON
corning the disappearance Of Mrs. Marie
Reinhart, who is the plaintiff in a suit for
breach Of promise Of marriage against Ed
ward Malley, caused much comment in
this city. Mr.. Malley was not to be found
at his residence, % Derby avenue, in
the suburbs Of the city. The pretty serv-
ing maid said that he was out Of town.
One of the neighbora intimated that he
was in the house and that he would not DO
seen today by any one
She Would Not KIN Herself
Charles S. Hamilton, the lawyer for the
plaintiff, says that he does not believe that
woman who has gone through all the
trouble and priyation that Mrs. Reinhart
has since her meeting VITA Malley would
commit suicide. She has always kept him
advised Of her movements and conduct.
and he does not believe that she would 60
away Of her own accord without letting
him know. There was much about the
case, he said, that he could not divuIge at
present, but he limited, from letters which
he would be able to produce at the trial,
that his client had an excellent case.
MRIiey Tried TO settle.
Malley, he said, had tried TO effect a set
Element with Mrs. Reinhart behind his
back. Mrs Reinhart wrote to him as late
as Aug. 3, and then she said nothing about
going away. Before she became acquaint-
. ed with Edward Malley Mrs Reinhart was
Il a..
clared, and no one could say a word
| against her. Whatever she had been since
that time was what Edward Malley had
made her.
To Get Her Out Of the Way.
nThere is no doubt in my mind, . said
| Mr. Hamilton, that he is not bit too
good to get her ont Of the way in some
manner, so that she villa not appear
against him.
THAT has been his evident plan ever since
he found out that proceedings would be
begun against him. 1t is said by the
neighbors that no one visits him nor does
he visit his neighbors. Ever since the
trial Of James and Walter Malley and
Blanche Douglass for the murder or
Jennie Cramer he has led an almost iso-
lated lifep
His Counsel Denies u.
Lawyer James H. Webb of the firm OF
Alling a. Webb, who are attorneys for
Edward Malley, said today: 'Trhe intima-
tion that Mrs. Reinhart has come to any
harm or is restrained Of her liberty at the
instigation OF Mr. Malley 81 any persons
in his employ is absolutely untrue / am.
Of course, unable to say where Mrs. Rein
hart isn
Both Of His Tools Have Disappeared.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20--A significant fact
in connection with Mrs Many Reinhart's
disappearance is that Matt" Ten Eyck,
the private detective, and Frank Keats,
the cabman, both OF whom are known to
have been in Edward Malleyis employ,
have also disappeared. Neither has been
seen at the places he was accustomed to
visit since Monday, Aug 10. The assump.
tion, therefore, that they are directly re-
sponsiblc for Mrs. Reinhart's absence is a
reasonable one.
Keats occupied a room in the house DOT
West Thirty-sixth street The woman
I whose tenant be was told me yesterday
that be had not been there since week
ago last Monday She said he had informed
her that he was working for a very rich
man named Malley, aud that he would
soon have loads Of money
He Blames MalIey.
The publication OF the fact Of Mrs. Rein
hart's disappearance brought to this city
| David Callahan, Of New Haven, law part
ner Of Charles S. Hamilton, Mrs. Rein
hnrts counsel in her suit against Edward
| Malley.
He said he was unable to account for
Mrs. Reinhart's going away except on the
theory that Malley was responsible for IT,
/ Malley, he said, was an experienced hand
in dealing with women Of whose society
he had grown tired, and it wasn't at all
improbable that be and Mrs. Reinhart
were together somewhere.
MY opinion is, he said, that Malley
has, through his agents, Keats and Ten
Eyck, got her away. He will endeavor to
compromise with her. Failing ia that he
will improve the occasion TO procure evil
dence TO fight her suit against him when
IL comes to trial