The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-28
MOLLICK STARTS FOR PITTSBURGH
He Valves the Right of Extradition. and
HIs Mistrees Talks About the SItuntlOn.

His Mistress Talks About the Situation.
PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-Frank Mollick, the
Long Branch halter. who is accused Of being
an accessory before and nfter the fact OF the
shooting OF H. c. Frck. was brought to this
city at $50 o'clock to- night by Superintendent
O'Mara Of the Pittsburgh police.
Chief O'Mara got of tho train with his pris-
oner at Morchnntville and drove to Phiadel-
phia. avoiding those who awaited him at the
Camden station. Mollck was taken direct to
Police Headquarters. where Chief Detective
Miller received him in custody until to-mor-
row evening. when Chief O'Mara will take him
to Pittsburgh.
Mollick passed q bad night in his cell In
Long Branch. He was pale and worn when
the reporter saw him yesterday morning. His
paramount who has lived with him as his wife
at $40 East Fifth street in New York. reached
Long Branch about IL o'clock.
SIZE went ut once to Police Headquarters
and askeh to soc Mollick. A German speak.
ing policeman was placed in an adjoining cell.
and listened to the conversation between Mol
lick and the woman. She first told him OF the
death Of the wife Of DIR. Hoffman.
Then she rehearscd part of the story al
ready told by Mollick. and denied by DR.. Hofi-
man. that tho latter had attended her during
an alleged illness. Further conversation was
from New York with DETECTIVES Sergeants
Mulry and Mulvey.
Chief O'Marn sent the woman into an adjoin-
ing room and went into Mollcks cell. He
asked Molick il he was willing to go to Penn
sylvana without eNtradition papers. Mollick
REPLIED that he wanted to do whatever would
hurry his trial, Chief q Mara said that re US
Ing 70 T0Sa tW2 nna
what Am l accused OFF, asked Molltck.
ChicfO Mara produced warrant. sworn to i1 6y
While Moick wns signing IG the waiver "a THE
Sun repotfbes saw MT sb M sad b or se
old. was born in Vienna. and came to this
country three III; years ears. ago. Her maiden name
Seven Years ago size married AUGUST Ker,-
schnll in Vienna She settled In New Bedford.
Mass. with him when they cane am to Amer dfs
anarchste nesting; Mrs Ker,seha u heard ,c!
Mrs o RsrtseSsii cams to New York With Ser
r End w was 5S I'VE Year 4sn
When Mrs: Ker!schaii says ,tIISy moved
husband and left him. The resumed her
sr es' s says tnnt Mock whom she
Aceyou and Mollick married Z! was asked.
did the G%dman girl ever go to SEQ you in
Chrystic or Alien Streets"
oh. yes" said Mrs. kertschall. Almost
every time there was Il meeting at Paul Viii
gigs Goldman and Berkman would come to
my house and talk things oyer"
was at Pittsburghy'
Mrs. KertschaIl hesitated. and finally said
Inst Mrs Kertsrh st1 sn T Fiat t"H 9idmmm
wrote to him about five weeks ag". ing him
where Mo!lick WAS
man woman wrote to Borman. MoIlick went TO
New York from Long branch and brought
Weeks "h ssc k went MA to n New A0G York two
se SS timc The cstens:H!o reason he gave
was that his vii" was ill., Tho 90 dman t"lc;
Enn f hm /" conn m1 to New York w Sns
sent about tho timc Goldman got
,ne letter from BerSmnn which: arn"rd u
iicks address. On Mollick''s second visit the
ker, ,.h4l! w3man vas net H. M h k%r,schai
with tho Goldman woman on both his visits.
y3H iys Win the GS!dman Woman n, in
M1s r s' Both Of ss are s
worked for her"
A few minute, later she was asked tho same
Said that she rented the fiat; and that the
Goodman woman only came there OCCASION
a N.Y., When asked whether she was an anar-
She is medium sized and slender. Irr com.
rleNi"n is saliVw. and hcr face is thin and
drawn.
After ,Moll;ck had signed the, waiyer. Ser
gean's Mu!ry and Muly"y started To Now York
to look up the Goldman woman and to
have several letters belonging to Mollick
in Sergeant ManRin's possession trans
lated from German 70 English. Chief Nara
and ut 4. o'clock went to Police Headquarters
to tHho MOilick away. 4 crowd stood in front
Of The door. Mrs. kertschail paced restlossly
Chief LAYTON and Superintendent OMara
wont into tlolicks cell and asked him IL he
would 60. Yes said Molick. Il only want
1t was then 4:07 o'clock. Tho train left at
APO Chief O'Mnra buried Mollick out
side Chic, Leyton. and. amid the cries u Mrs.
Kertschall. the storminGs Of n young LAWYER
and the murmurs Of the crowd. he was driven
away.
Only once on tho way to this city did he seem
vexed, that was, when lie was told that the
Chief O'Mara is now consulting with tho
police authorities here on tho possibility Of
procuring desirable evidence known to re in
this city. Ho will probably leave for Fits
Durgh to morrow.