The sun., 1894-08-17
HAD MRS. ALTEN ARRESTED.
MR. ARNOLD sAFs sHE WROTE HTN
THREITENTNG LETTERS.
Tie IL Msnurscturer, and Accuse. the
wOman OF Pesteri.E Iisu,, Though Hs
Once Gave Her Money 70 I-t WIN Aioue.

re Is a Msuur,ctursr. snd Accuse. the
| Womaa OF PesterinE IIsui, Though Hs
| Once Gave Her Money to I-t Win Aioue.
Mrs Annie Alien, shor,. strnt diro.rsrd
| woman of 35 years, was ar'aigucd hc.u"c is;ics
| Grady in the TOmbs Police Court yesterday af-
| ternoon, charged by Nathan Arnold, a manu-
| facturcr of Innings NJ - and - West Houston
street. with sending him threatening letters. A
warrant had been issucd ON Wednesday for the
woman's arrest. based un note Mr. Arnold said
he received from Mrs. Alien On June -. This
was IL:
ifyoa don't send my picture soon shall com.
down TO your store and raise -s mean this
A. ALrrS.
Detective OConnor Of the 'rombs Court squad
arrested Mrs. Alien at her boarding housc. $50
West Forty -lfth street. When arraigned she
said that her attorney was out " town So Jus
tlce Grady set the examination for Saturday
morning, fixing bail at $1,000 temporarily.
Later in the afternoon Lawyer Stcinhardt of
Howe a. Hummcrs Office, who is Mr.. Aruold's
attorney. went before Justice GRADY and made
an additional charge against Sirs. iiten ~ senG-
ing indecent literature through the mails She
was rearragncd Oh this charge, and Lawyer
Jacob p. Berg Of III Nassau street stepped for-
ward and said that he represented the prisoner.
He argued for decrease Uf bail on the first
charge. Justice Grady finally fixed tail Rt
$1,000 on each charge. After Mrs. Altcn had
been taken back to thc"rOmbs prison she re-
tained another lawyer, Amos II. Evans Of ~
Franklin street. who applied to Judge Beach in
Supreme Court Chambers, for n writ of haheas
corpus. 1t was granted, rcturnable this MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs Alien said to a reporter:
II came from Germany fourteen years ago,
and have lived here ever since. with the cxcep-
tion OF two years spent In cuba, in 1882 and
90 i
my life, when got back from cuba. Therefore
l have known him eleven years. was intro
duced to him in n house Of n friend, at sixth
avenue and sixteenth street He promised to
get me place as model In a cloak house. and
that's how got To know each other so we'll.
But he didn't get me the place. Instead he
forced his way into my room one night. After
ward he promised to marry me just as
soon as his mother should die. In the rlean-
while we lived for II year a. he OriaLtnl Hotel,
BWroadTSy Wr oh Sn% inr{"ni srsef irS as " Mr % and
Thirty first street for four years as MIR and Mrs.
Alten. After that we lived At various places,
deserted me. A lew weeks later he gave me
sSSGRG Snd made made me sign rsrsr The e9tfmts tents
that IL was release of all my C!aims upon him"
Lawyer Evans had thi, to say:
Mrs. ScS a. i his %P m s. r ten yTE ys,i With
arnold got tired Of her and lett her. I'm con:
S tSrngS R e Grs pt7t t
isned.,. The amount Of Tail, too is prcpos-
Lawyer A. II. Hummel said last nicht
Our cLtent never ,iv'd Win the Y0mnH. 10
was because he was sorry Tor her. Last January
as began ga drn t" 9Go M him and h" ,h2hnEnt t
made an ahidaSit That she nsd no ',i Sa ms ms
The paper contained that she. signed. it was cer-
tainly not our fault, She hai .9ur attorneys OF
not long after she signed that she curmencedio
make trouble. She thr, Gtened to bring suit To
ries of annoying letters, trying to blacklnai Mr..
Arnold @ into i6 giving her mois % moaey liz stood
but now lie has got tired. Hence the warrant
and arrest. Hes going to see the thing through
Mr. Stenhardt is even stronger in his denun-
citation OF Mrs; Alten. He said:
Mr.. Arnold met the woman eleven years ago.
She was then living, under the name OF Annie
Fisher: Ever since then; until last January, hs
TO Rth the NJ s
learned of his intention she began system OF
e n She kr% e Is II n s
fore she signed it. In it she admits that the
nnS question Of marrHs" between herself and Ar;
never lived under the same name. she signed
any way. That was in March. 4 few weeks
later she began to send him scurrilous letters
gagged Lawyer Henry BUCHANAN Of l2O Broad
way. She changed TO T.. q. Delaney Of $50
Broadway. then 10 NJ Jacobs of J35 Broadway,
and finally 20 Henry Daily, Jr. Of "a Pine street.
Mr.. Da' : served papers in divorce on Mr..
Arnold or u. The papers began bY asking
the court .,eclare Arnold and the woman huS-
hand and wife, and then to grant her divorce
with alimOny. We shall probably bring a
charge of perjury against the woman. In the
affidavit she swOre that she and Arnold had
never been married. The whole ih.ng, OF
course, is just to bleed Nr. Arnold"
Al - West Thrty-tirst street no one knows
anything about Mrs. Altrn. The present tenants
have been there for two years, The "erS At
the Oriental Hotel said he lad M recollection
Of Mrs. Alien. or of Mr. hnd Mrs. AbrLhams.
The landlady at 100 West Forty y-Hf;h street
said that Mrs. Alien had boarded with her since
January, but she declined 10 say any thing about
her.
Mr.. Arnold lived at the Hotel vrnlome until
last spring His present address is known 70
Mr. Ifummel. hut he won't tell.
4 SWISDIER TRIPPED.