The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
4 BRUTE IN HOBOKBN
He Ruined Two Young Wo-
men and Abducted His
Chi1d-Cousin.
HIS SECOND VICTIMS HUNT.
She Discovers Him Living With His
First Victim and Causes
His Arrest.
HIS SECOND VICTIMS HUNT.

Judging from the stories told In the
kusch in Hcboken this morning. Carl
Either of No. 1870 Forsyth street, New
York, is a dangerous man to be at large.
He Is charged with having wronged two
young women and with abdncting q
thirteen-year-old GIRL.
II appears that about four years g
Either. while living in New York, met
Anna Prostsechnie, q pretty young
m employed in a cigarette factory
in that city. He wooed her, aud under
promise of marriage ruined her. The
young woman's friends, however, SO
vigorously demanded that Eituer fulfil
his vows that he agreed to do so and a
date was set for the marriage. Two
enys before that date, however, Either
skipped out. Annals child was born
about three months later. !
MARRIED N DERERTED.
Ether wnen he left Anna met Cathe-
rine Wolfer. another New York girl.
Catherine was pretty and possessed OF
considerable money and jewelry. Either
paid her devoted attention. aud fiually
she consented to marry him. The mar
rage was duly celebrated. Nine DAYS
later Carl deserted this young
taking with him all her money and
jewelry. The young woman searched
nigh and low for him, out was unable TO
locate him.
Either when he left his. wife met
Auua, his first love. aud induced her to
live with him again. He SAIL that be
could not marry her right away as ne
had contracted another marriage. He
81 = JAL~& L. - $50
procure a divorce and then they could be
happily married. The confdiug girl
believed Either and against the wishes
of her friends and parents went to live
with him In a furnished room at No. Goa
Garden street. Hoboken.
A CLUE woRKED OUT.
About a week ago E tnerfs wife met q
young woman who told her that her hus
band was living in Hoboksu, as She had
seen him cross the ferry on several coca
sions. Mrs. Either did u little detective
work and watched the ferries. Her
vigilance was shortly rewarded. Last
Wednesday she saw Either cutter the
Barclay street fsrryhous %. She followed
MIN on the boat u when be left
the boat on the Hoboken shte,
she followed him to NO. 6o5
aud she could hardly restrain herself
when u young woman grseted him with
a kiss. She went back to New YORK Ii
told her parents. The visited Justice
Rusch's office yesterday and procured
warrants fer the arrest of Either auI
Anna Prostsechuie. Constable Wright
brought the couple to Hoboken Police
Headquarters wnere they were locked up
over hight.
HE WOULD SAY NOTHING.
This morning the couple were ar
raigned before Justice Rusnh. Either is
not ut all good looking and IL Is difficult
to imagine how he could make au i'm
uression on any young omar He re-
fused to make any statement. Anna
Pros sechnie was In a delicate cond itlon
and sne blamed Either. fns couple were
committed to the County Jail.
ASSAULTED ais COUSIN.
Shortly after ths couple left in the
custody of Constable Wright, a MAI
greatly excited rushed into justice
kusch's Office and asked for a warrant
for Ei;ner's arrest. He said he was
AlbsrS Either, al uncle of the prisoner,
and that Either had taken his thirteen.
year-old daughter to New York aud kept
her there for three DAYS, subjectlnK her
to grent indignities. When he learned
that Either was already under arrest he
left satisfied aud said ne would see that
his despicable nephew would be severely
dealt with.