The sun., 1900-11-23
D. c. ROBINSON ARRESTED.
ms Co,TN wRs. NrsNEii. Uss 70
Rg'OItR sI.OCO.
The Defsrdan' who was Orce Msvor NJ Lis,irs
and Il "ov Hob,n.oas son. Gives s2.so'
Hsii and 10 Released -ths cia,ouH ss,s
ue Ilas II,r Uu.band. Insnfanee Monev.


Col David e Robinson. former Mnyor Il
llinIrn and y -on ~ Iucius Robinson. NJ ono
'lrle Goy"rnor. Was nttcatod ~ tho Impcral
Ilo'rl on "Wednesday n'sbt hv DEPUTY sheriff
Nllg"rins iu Hr action brought agplns' him hy
bic cousin. Nti Mlry VI Ncnc 10 recover
'up. which shn saws she entrusted 10 him 10
inyeFi for her IIc gave the q. 500 bah required
under tho order ~ arrest witch ~1s issued by
Justice Andrews 81 tho Surrcue Court
col Robinson was indicted IN i,pG on com
plant of tho N'ua ldfo Insurance Company
for llrcnny IN "onueo'ion with 'ho placing II
mortgage ~ 's?5.pn Justice Sml th dlsm scd
tho ind'ctmrnt In Deooubor. 1898. on recon-
mend1uon ~ District ht"rnev Gardiner. and
Col Robinson has an acton pcndrR against
tho Insurance contain 10 recover ss.s 900 dam
ages for having him indicted
Tn" plaintiff ia the widow Of Capt. Henry
Clay Ieipell. Third Artillery. T. s. A. who
dlad on July II. 1891. insured in the Mutual
Life Col Robinson obtained the Insurance
lOusy for her amounting TO g. $50 she saws
,hn' Robinson advised her 10 invest the money
through him and that ''he added ti2O 20 make
mo amount Son. 81" said she knew ROBIN.
son 20 be "a man OF wealth AZ that time and
believed he was n clever business man, SO that
when h" said he could secure the LARGEST rOssi-
bic returns from the fund she had confidence
~ his statemcn' From Aug. IL, 1891, until
Nav, 1891. she asserts she received 500 every
three months from Robinson. She under
stood this money was Income. Payments hnv-
tus ceased, che wrote 10 him on Aug 10, 1897.
from Castle. y. !:
MY DEAR COUSIN; Don't you think It would
s,1leiron conceriin glnyinterc4's in your charre
and 10 send the little sum due This quarter
.,,nso ~ Least ley me know hoI & Ne whole matter
kr"p my confidence. give me II frank eSpana-
ton, no matter What has become of tho money!
fon are in heavy difficulties. know. but you
efTDnK a,
and possibilities -tll within your grasp I
am utterly nlore, cid. weak, friendess money!
less, homeless helpless
Shc quotes one Of his return notes as fol-
lows.
Il do not see the rroht Of such remarks ms
your last note contains have done the best
] know how through wears Of bitter trials 10
meet my Dbl cations TO Won and YOU have had
r.er cent. whcr" your money was worth =.
once would have been nsuGl. Under the cir
clmsianC"s. for YOU to talk about losing faith.
io not intend TINT YOU or yours should ever
lose dnl!or nv me, dcepv "a ] have been
w1,2nged and robbed bv those whom trusted.
issSI, travelling more tSan fo6 niles, when she
could II afford the expense, and III" defendant
We'll. ,wha' do YOU want, anvway'-
was hoping" she savs she REPLIED, TO ret a
Il said had been freshly stricken, that al;
IetIE Il1u very Young t.l!ll 70 MAINTAIN, ana
nv, eldest son, who should have been NV help
and stay was stricken with an incurable dis
ease When she asked f0r direct statement
ccqncc,nins the !nvestmcnt she savs he replied
i VIII not tell vod my hI-ines-. that IL some
thing viii no' tell NV vii. She saws further
nh Of ng and al 1'ERef re h had s
thought this matter was nv own affair"
She ms ,nrrs thar she delayed suing because |
~ the ties and relationship existing between |
them. When she called on oct last at the |
lmrerial Hotel he refused TO see her