The sun., 1892-08-26

World carried out its swindlo through q
third party. The third party was tho en-
ployees of tho DALzIEh agency. concern
which has been domcsticated for a year or
moro in the World building.
Early on tho morning of Monday. Aug. 8.
tho following despatch went from tho World
Office in New York to London by way Of
DALzrEL's employees:
"To DA,ztL, London Csble following message back
imne ediatcly as It reads. commencing with address
md date iine.-puy,p. New York World special, Berlin
Kissingen correspondent elcgraphs Just met Prince
BISMARCK In kerhaus promenade. Ac."
Then followed tho entire bogus interview
which the World desired to have repeated
back to New York Immediately ns 1t
reads. commencing with address and dato
line" 1t will be seen that tho month and
day arc omitted. They were to have been
supplied on this side of the Atlantic.
Later in tho day this pcrcmptory demand
for speed in tho completion OF tho fraudu
lent work went through the same channol.
marked Rush"
ITO p.rzst London: Please give repetition prec.
edence over everything. Rush"
The next instructions were intended to
cover point which might have made trou-
bic for the swindcrs. The original bogus
interview was dated at kssingen on July
II. which was Saturday. Tho inadvertent
admission OF the word Monday In tho re-
pcatcd despatch would have been incon-
venient for tho forgcrs In the World Office.
Hence word went to London:
"To D,rztrI. London: Only repeat message as sent.
Omit wori Monday. Important Neither add. sub.
tract or change single word"
Still again the cable was employed in q
frantic private message to hasten and steer
operations on the other side Of the water:
"Ars, 8. 1892.
ITO DArztxI, London: Send repetition nifty words
sheet. commencing with sheet one This also vital"
Even that was not sufficient. for further
directions crossed the Atlantic later to stim-
ulate haste and accuracy Of repetition:
.Arc g 1902.
ITO DArzrr. London: Please rush repetition
rectiy from beginning. Dom: alter text one lots.
Fifty words to sheet
Now comes the most curious and sugges-
tive despatch in this extraordinary series.
It appears that DALz1EL's agents in Lon
don. having thus in hand what seemed to
be sensational interview with Prince Bis
MARCK. and not being aware Of the real
purpose OF all this frantic telegraphing.
lOoh ~ lOl Clit tuo uiuttSt "uo hCN
and asked permission from New York to
use the interview in the English news
papers. The answer OF the rascals on this
side is an impetuous refusal. under the cir
cumstances easy to understands:
"Aro 8.
ITO DALz,rr- London: Private. 1t impossible under
any circumstances you use BtsxAwck interview. World
printed it month ago. Will not print it again"
Reproductions OF oil Of these dispatches
in fac-simile are printed elsewhere in THE
Sun this morning for the benefit OF Mr..
DONALD NICHOLSON, and OF journalists and
newspaper readers generally. who may de-
sire to behold in the last analysis the
minute and detailed evidence OF this
matchless enterprise OF scoundrelism.
After reading the dispatches. which were
in our possession Mt the time The Sun
made the charge. and also at the
time when tho World printed its denial.
we are sure that no honest person will at
tach much Significance to the convenient
and meaningless certificates from the cable
companies which tho World offered yester-
day as evidence that the bogus Kissingen
interview was not teegraphed twice across
the ocean on Monday. Aug. 8, for the pro-
motion OF its scheme to swindle the public
and to rob THE Sun.
The fact that the swlndle was not con-
Quoted directly through the Worlds regu-
lar correspondent in London. but by the
intervention Of employees Of DALzIEL's s
agency. admits Of very simple expana-
tion. BY that trick the World intended to
avoid going directly on record with its
kissingen despatch on that date in the files
Of the cable company. and at the same time
to be in position to procure from the
company just such certificate as that
which it printed yesterday. Technically.
the long despatch for repetition. and
the frantic private messages that flew
so frequent and fast. were charged to tho
account OF DALzIEL. and not to the New
York World. There is another interesting
circumstance which may explain the re-
| course OF the swindlers to another
channel than its own Office In Lon
| don. We learn from the London jour-
nalist that Z. TRACY GREAvEs. formerly
the London correspondent OF tho World.
left that city suddenly several weeks
ago. This Is the employee OF Mr.. PULITZER
who was convicted in the English courts of
libelling Miss GERALDINE ULMAR and her
husband. Mr.. IVAN CARYLL. in q letter
mailed to the World. but printed by
that newspaper rs special cable despatch.
GREAvEs was condemned to pay Il. 900
damages for the Worlds shameless
libel on Miss ULMAR and Mr.. CARYLL. /" He
could not personally pay says tho London
Journalist. land hence his departure across
the water He sold the furniture of his
chambers before going. while the Now York
World gave up Its offices in Coaispur street.
and also disposed of the Office furniture at
auction"
Mr.. i. TRACY GREAvEs. we understand,
having closed out tho London branch OF
Mr.. JOSEPH PULIrzER's bogus news factory,
is now devoting his talents to his employ
er's service In the domestic establishment.
That German-American Address,
The address OF the German-Americau
Cleveland Union. signed by OSWALD
OTTENDoRFER. CARL SCHURz, WILLIAM
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