The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-29
She FLED With
EMBEzzLER.
Cousin Of Rlgo Arrives al New
York and viii Be OsporIsd.
COMPANION EX-BANK CLERK.
Robbed The Institution Of $4,000 and Tnsa
Fled 10 This Country With the
GIpssy Girl
EX-BAhK CLERK.

New York Nov. 29.-"when he begged
me with words OF seve l left my en-
ployment and went with him. l do not
care now what becomes OF me-
These words had been wrung from the
lips Of beautiful girl-little more than
child-in the detention pen at Ellis Island.
Her raven tresses. nasSng black eyes
and olive complexion betrayed her gypsy
blood. According to her own story she is
a cousin OF Rigo. the violinist with whom
the Princess chimay, formerly Clara
Ward. Of Detroit eloped.
The girl is Agnes Gslambos, OF Mum
kacs, Hungary She arrived here on
Tuesday on The iceland with Joseph
Aros, who by his own admission and that
OF the girl is defaulter from the Saw
lngs bank OF Nlunlracs for more than 5000
Both are waiting 90 be returned TO their
native land when the iceland sails next
week, for, having surrendered the money
taken from the bank the beard of in
quiry decided that the two were liable
10 become charges on the public.
SEARCH FOR FUGITIVE.
Last month the authorities were asked
to look out for Aros who was described
as tall. thin, with dark-brown waving
hair blue eyes and the bearing OF
gentleman and "a soldier, he having been
an officer IN the Army Reserve I'm Hun
gary.
John Iederhilger. chief clerk OF the
registry division of Ellis Island boarded
the Zeeland at quarantine John Ordoni.
a frst-class passenger. corresponded TO
the description Of the defaulter, and he
and Agnes, who was travelling as Mrs.
Ordoni were taken TO Ellis Island to be
examined
The man could show no passports, but
in an effort TO identity himself he showed
receipted bills from hotels In Vienna, Inn
spruck Munich Cologne and Antwerp,
where he and the girl took ship for Amer
lea These evidences convinced Leder-
hilger that he had his man, TOT IL WAS
known that the fugitives had Travelled by
"A circuitous route 10 the coast In an ef-
fort TO throw of pursuit Both suspects,
however, stoutly maintained their inno-
cence and after being separated at the
| island they were allowed a night I'm which
| to think the matter over.
Lederhilgcr again questioned the girl
| Yesterday and she admitted that her COM
! panion was Aros She had been living
with him for moro than year she said.
he having enticed her away from a band
| in which she was then playing the Gym
bal A child was born and died
COUSIN OF RICO
II am a cousin Of Rigo. the violinist,
| said the girl ''he who eloped with the
| Princess Chimay. When ] was only a
| child 7 played in his orchestra. | played
| the violin and the cymbals. Then Rigo
went away and / Joined another band
| II was then ! met Aros. II Is all over
now and l am sorry. Send me back
| home
Then. sobbinE violently, the child pro
| duced from the bosom of her dress $1,000.
| which she said Aros had given her, and
! turned 70 over 90 Lederhilger. Aros. sui
lon and defiant at first, broke down when
! told that his companion had confessed
After admitting his identity he turned
4 over to the autorities nearly $1,000 more
! OF the banks funds
| Aros and Agnes were not taken into
| custody. but the fact OF their deporta-
| tion will be eabled to the Munkacs bank
| authorities who will in all probability
have Aros arrested when The iceland
arrives I'm Antwerp. They will be sent
back merely as undesirable immigrants
| who are liable to become public charges.