The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-27
BERKMANS GROUP FOUND.
MOLLICK ARRESTED ATLoN6 BRANCH ;
EMMA GOLDMAN TRACEED.


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moons In new FORK WIN hmm" "oid-
man. the Asssssin's Mistress-It was Ono
Door from the Firth Street Police Station
Last Week tho Woman was Always
Running On, for the Nevspaper, ana
U.cs,x,rr . Cr.o, MANI T.,.r..u.
Chlet hoger U mara OF the P1ttsburgh police
obtained evidence yesterday IN regard to the
man Frank Mollick. who was arrested carly
yesterday morning Mt Long Branch. that
directly connects the prisoner with Emma
Goldman. the New YORK anarchist, as well as
with her ioVer' berRnan. the assassin OF Ii. u
Flick.
Soon after the shooting OF Mr.. Frick awoman
living In Allegheny went to CHIEF U Mara and
told MIN that BerRman had boarded with her
on or ABOUT July ~. -FOUR Gays before tho as
sassination. and that on that date nc mad got
O small package from Long Branch ~ ADAMS
Express. INQUIRY Mt the express once showed
that FRANK Moillck hau on July 10 sent 10 10
Berkman. Iho day Chief o'Mara verified the
woman Story ne telegrapheu TO ChleI OF To-
nee Layton OF Long Dranch 10 arrest Moiiick
IL no was In the town. Chlei VI mara ioiiowed
the telegram as lar as TINS CITY. FROM nero ne
again teieRraphed Chlet Layton:
Arrest +. Moiiick. charged with beine an
accessory peioro anu aiter the Iaee Oh the
snootihe OF IL. =. Flick.
Shiet Layton got 1nls teieeram AZ IL o CLOCK
on MONDAY night he had ALREADY located
Mollick ut the BAKERY OF frederick hiedl' at 50
broadway. and mad learned from the express
agents IN Long brancn that MoilloK had sent
the package TO berKman. Chle1 Layton went
to hiedis bakery. but when Mr.. hiedl In
sisted that there must be some mistake he
went away without arrestlne Moilck. he re-
turned nc O'Clock yesterday morning. now
ever and arrested his man.
Molllck was not examined. but was taken at
once TO Police Headquarters and locked up.
yesterday morning when questloneo. ne at
hrst denied showing berkman. Ihen no said
ne had met MN ohee TWO years ago. berK-
man had lent MN some money when NO was
nara UP. Apoue TWO weeks ago. ne sara. ne
hao sent perknlah some money because nerK-
man was nara up. "heh asked no" ne knew
"nere nerkma was now. ne turned away ana
refused 70 taik lurther.
Moiiiek was seen Yesterday afternoon az
i.ohE pfanch W AhE eos reporter' ne saiu
that ne was 81 years oid ana came TO THIS
country SIX years ago from Austria ne went
10 WORK III Neumeyer restaurant at leo Aiien
street, new hork' FROM .here no "en1 10
man named ecnminke. VINO Kept bakery IN
houston !, street between ohrssae ana r orsyth.
nie "as .ote'han .nefe ~. ono year. Hroln
oelniihAo no ~eht ~ pskery IN lnilu ase-
tho name OF tho owner OF this bakery. When
asked when he first met Berkman, he said,
Five years ago" He explained that about
two years ago he had borrowed So from
Berkman. but had repaid 1t a few
months later. About three weeks ago
BerKman wrote to him for money. He wanted
u. sent
hads-So .,--.s,r- ----.-r-
how oia berRman know wnere you werer
was asked.
don't Know" said Molllck. and he turned
away.
Chief OMara and Detective Sergeant Null
vey of the New York police reached Long
Branch at : o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mol
lick was brought from his cell and searched.
No papers we're found on him. When Chief
OMara questioned him he repeated the story
he told the reporter. When no was asked II
he was married he said he was not. lie said
positively that he did not know the Goldman
woman.
From Police Headquarters Chief OAara went
to Mollick's room. Molllck roomed with two
other bakerswho went to Long Branch from
this city, Theyprotested that Mollick had no
papers or letters. Chief O'Mara searched the
room and slowed away in corner he found
paper bag full OF papers. The first paper he
drew out was telegram. It read:
p u,,,,. mr.. =, 1,d Inn, s,,,,, NE" 'ohh' July
r. "D. ~. na..r,," wa,.;n,,.,u.
Como as soon Us poss'o!s- Notnihs dangerous
GOLDMAN
~,,u,,h ,r,, ~ ann. ,or,-on+.d ,,,., ~. -,
Molllck was at once eohIrontea WIN the tel
egram. He turned pale. Then he said:
lam married. was mistaken when said
,. A. ,i,, Nth. uo-.n it, LII
WIS not. wy WY. ~, 'ne woman h'o ",'n'
lives at 3iO East Fifth street. She was sick.
and that telegram was sent to me to tell me to
i'ir s',"' Wi '''' "
come W, 10 Ngt. ,,, -, =, ,.,
when the telegram said she was not danger
,n
GUS
Mollick was silent.
"Do YOU know who sent that telegram 2"
.rad
was askeu'
mo. don't" he said.
Don't you know the Goldman grip"
,,au;o,, VOC suort o., ,,I,,,,.
hoiick WAS eieh1 1oF minute' then no
burst forth:
Yes do But whose business IA IL? T
h,,o ri,ht 70 Lnnu hor CIR toId ~. % 800
nave i'sn, " n r, nor sne 'o'o ,ne 70 Gums
to see my WIFE, She Is my frlend. My Vile was
sick. and she tolerraphed ma TO come"