The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
THEopHILA KRAEMER.

which occurred about Easter. she lived ut 224
Second avenue. On April 10 she came to Stein
way and asked Chief OF Police thinner to see
to the removal of her baggage from New York
to Steinway Then she bade him farewell say
ing she was about to leave for Russia. Since
then she has not been seen on the streets OF
the village.
A Sun reporter visited Steinway yesterday
afternoon and called at Mrs. Araemer's house.
The building is u two-story frame dwelling.
with u porch on three sides. and surmounted
by cupola from which the red. blue. and
white Polish flag has frequently waved.
The reporter rang the bell and otter waiting ut
not there Tut aftor short. conversation they
and invited the reporter OF THE Sun to enter.
One Of the men was Mr., k9ssi; a b r9,IIe, the
to the .parior OF the house by Mr.. Kornobs.
while Mr., ltossi went to announce his pres
enfs paror 81 fse Sa Echo occupe.
Of tho first floor. and it is an arartpe En-, fitted
suspected such sunptuous decoration frSm
thS outer o o, the w
PSss and he was e0 hung s with
10 be the work Of Mrs Kraemers own hands.
lace enbroideTed in brilliant coiors with
birds and flowers. On the walls are hung pic
emblem Of Poland. the, white eagle. and mot
toes woven in tho Polish language; In the
al in maebs
After waiting about fifteen inmates in this
{" the bodor Of r S
next floor This room Dn Is dec Sa t,I IN the
an Above hung with beautifully embroidered
curtains. and ono side OF the room Is given up
Figures Of saints and large wax cand les stand
unon It. and the cloths Gare richly embroidered
with tho white eagle Mrs. Kraemer sat on
dressing table. lay a large revolver. She was
clad in u dressing gown OF rich cooIs and IAN
dark dark hair hair and large eyes and a persuasive
manner OF speaking.
When the reporter entered she said to him
wheS sun
about her. but she refused at presept to make
had received many kilograms from her friends
nsking what IT al me ea 81, she said che be-
s!es spd 20 s %Sls' XII t5s Easssn
81 taken Rosh sss IL The wssrS 2,
Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas. The letter spoke Of
her IN the highest terms ana x, accused used Mrs;
allow, Mrs. Kraemer to accompany her to
put by s wou @hen u
true that she had been married three times.
& ks 9 Mn II Ills cy II tn Sr Tff M
Felix Kraemer. she said
:" decline to answer that question. 1t re-
lates to- my private affairs. and they are the
rs true that you have sold this ,house2"
1T Is not. 1t is mine. and am living here
M RsG this e. yopa as y
by gentleman who claimed that he had good
reason 70 know that Mrs Kaemsr had t2ld
At the house Of Mr. Kornobls last night. Mr..
John haczkiowicz, natusalizedd Amerisan
reporter that he and Mr.. Kornobls desirod to
Kew ss 4Slt Of an shs sany Polish societies in
i nSt ossst s q a. s.S
NssH setlai,stss ' pcisS sosIs sss sssssa e
@ % t % opres ZEE 's;
their desire to wave the. red flag"
n t. m Mrs e
father: prior to tiat time. hsd been an exIls
wnen he settled In Cincinnati and became an
American citizen. He is now dead.
Mr.. Rnczkiewiez ssid that Mrs Kraemer Is
determined TO go to Russia now In spite Of the
obstacles placed in. her Path by the Russian
agents in this country. and that she will sail
FOR Europe on Saturday next
Mrs hraemer sont letter to THE Bun office
last night. IN which sho denies that she has
eyer been identified with any Socialist body.
She says she went to Steinway to live In order
70 have refuge from tho prosecutions OF her
husband She says that ex- Gov Hoyt Of Wy:
omtng introduced her to Mrs. Thomas. and
she donies that Mrs. Thomas ever asked her
any "a Ggu,esti9ns coneSerninK her "pSit,Sa!
and insists that che has refused to visit St.
Petersburg. but wanted to 60 only to the
famine stricken districts.
WASHINGTON. May 3. -Referring to tho re-
port published In New York to-day that the
Russian secret police In this country had
blocked the scheme Of O. female Nthiltst to
clety. and naming Mrs. Theophilia Kraemer Of
New York as the suspected person. Miss Clara
From time to timo various rumors have
baen circulated Of ladies going Us representa-,
had no foundation In truth. Every PROPOSE
ton Of that Kind has been promptly met by
firm denial Mrs. Kraemer has not the slight
est connection with the Red Cross: is not
member or representative OF II, and mover has