The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-16


diane. ma, drink ia, mr. COFFEE, HI. il not a
,xh,II"g H.. has something substantial
TnmG "Fs nil hi. IanlinVs No one knows,
hmwrv.r h,,ly much he il worth. All this
''',,,i 49,, L,y,. han,an,d II he had not
t,,a1, ant nm Iis Lack sirk in he'd
"Vnm .IirL ,Isn Inn Mr. lmboden's
i,.,,,i,,,, ,,.,ra Enncst9" Mr. Ranipan
.,',,ni ,
~ r.rIsb,lv do" WAS the answer IL
,,nnw ,l'at hn hnI , hsd record, but he ex-
,,nim.i tLat Ia m. vary satisfactorily. There
nsrs reasnns Wv hr could NOT do am, thing
h,r remain silent in that Texas affair. II
,nn Observation-Disclosures nuayajn, but If il were
nv Lan,,.,, .,J,i,I ,n.dav he Nould be cleared
IA. XIV s,e different low from what
th.v we're NJ ,hnt lime"
"All Won know about him was gained
since last fan. when the firm of Prindle,
Was,.n l. ~ was organized. was il notY"
SIr H,nivsn WINS asked
NO. | have known Mr., Imboden for the
past two years. said Mr. Banigan
"But that vas your only business assocla-
ton with him, wasn't it?"
II don't care to say" was Mr.. Banigans
response
Have you had any financial loss through
any If these AFFAIRS
Not az all. :" said Mr. Banigan.
Mr. BANIGAN PIT IN ALL THE MONEY
NJ priudle of this city of the firm OF
+ Nj priudla & Co.. with Offices al 800 and
"a, Bauipnn Building was the senior MEM
Der of Prirdle, Weedon 4 Co. When ques--
toned as to his Knowledge Of Leonard
Iuhu den, he said that the New York firm
was n,,rapized las, November to transact
a business of buyiug and selling bank stocks
and Ia consolidate banking interests. The
other members of the firm we're Arthur y.
WeeCien, also a former resident If this city;
John j. Banigan and Leonard lmbodsn,
the two latter, being silent partners, Mr.,
Bnriuan was the only one who paid in any
mr,,ey 60 Mr. Prudle said
Mr. Prind!e further stated that early
in January he became convinced that the
M, aurh as he cared 10 have any connec-
lion with and he took steps to dissolve
the partnership. The firm had done no
Arm was dissolved. and Mr.. Prindle re-
tnrned TO Providence bringing the books
onJ nonar- with him. feeling that Mr.
Ranigan rs the only silent partner who
r',t snv money into the venture, should
he Inc ono TO have them.
Tho firm was then succeeded, he said.
Tho panCen romranv which was organ
"a ~ "arr,, ON the business started by
prinrIo Waeden & Co. All he knows about
| NJ inohoIan Mr. prindlC said, was what
I've a' l. arrsS 4,,,ing rho few months existcnc.
IF the Arm of PTindIe. Weeden & Co. He
,ras ,,,t ntisflad he said with the prospects
" L,,s;ne ss that we're outlined. and decided
" W savar connections with the New York
Gr,,, ~ sooy, as possble. Since Feb "A
he has hcen in this CITY.
DWr Imhoden ia on, of the smoothest
mon ever met +" said Mr.. Prindle. "He is
- Ir;lrant shrewd business man, and from
ahat I Nave seen of him he knows the
hanlsing business from TOP to bottom"
Thares n Dapgett is vice president of
tho ~" Dasset, h Miller Company, chemists
N, sam street this CITY
''I 7 q WicLsrson IN treasurer Of the Daacett
q H;liar Tomnanv and Of the Romeo Remedy
Sa N.i.er Uo''p"''' OAHU " VIZ
~0'' pcoHrp MOTION FROM STAMFORD.
r,wrnpn Conn INV l5.-Robert A.
rosdicI nrssident OF the Fidelity Title
anG Trmst pComnany, which figured promi-
vanity ,, in the charges brought by the Conn
,missioner of Ranking of New Jersey, made
th;s statement This AFTERNOON.
"a Iaraa mari Of the statements in the
Nav Yort naners, 40 far as this company is
concerned ia entirely false. We have in
custodv some 1900 900 of stocks, bonds and
discounts, There ia no cause for alarm