New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
DAUGHTER BARS FATHER
GUARDS At MINIOSHEo.
Reported That Settlement OF Ander-
sOn-"GOeIef" Case Is Sought.

II now seams that William Anderson. the father
OF the girl who deceived by the pte'e
''GOelet.' is seeking money satsiec"o'
James Abee or whoever proves to be the I'M
postor IL is said that Miss Eleanor Anderson Is
stn unconvinced of the perfdy of her lover ana
when her father and his attorney attempted 10 see
her Long Branch. y. j.. yesterday auiisS'oi ~
the house where the girl Is staying was refused
That Mr. Anderson is looking for money from
'.C;oelet'' exnaius a statement made by MIN when
he declared that he intended to begin civil SUIT
against Abeel but refused to make further eNpiaha
tions. IL is now reported that fr1ends o. Aoeet
are comforting with the father OF the young man
and with the several agsrfeved parues' WIN tue
idea of settling the case out OF court
However the Anderson family are not the only
ones to be reckoned with. The Goeiets are ue'er-
mined not to let the case drop until the pretehuer
to their name has been punished john n van
Every and George @. De Witt are also sau 10
be contemplating action. the one charging "oeie'
with forging his name to the telegram Of intro
duction to Miss Anderson and the other Win
forgery on the mysterious H0ooN cheek
The report came from Long Branch iast Hsh'
that William Anderson or man who said ne was
that person accompanied by second one VINO ne
said was his counsel went on the early morning
train yesterday to Miss Eleanor Anderson IN
the barricaded house of the Mcintosh ranily at
East Long Branch. They parleyed Tor tifne WIN
Mrs Anderson through the partly closed shutters
and then went TO Police Chief Layton 10 MN
Mr. Anderson appealed for aid asking that ne be
assisted in getting his wife and daughter out OF
the Mcintosh home. Chief Layton declined 10 act
Mr. Anderson and his companion departed on the
$50 train for New-York.
The Mcintosh cottage is now under police guard
Annoyed by attempts to Miss Anderson ana
obtain her story the family last night sent COM
plant to Chief Layton and now the house IS con-
stantly watched by patrolman. Judging from the
big box of groceries which has been sent INTO the
house within the last twenty-fOur hours the Occu-
pants are preparing for protracted stay
1t is now known that those who were in the
house on Saturday expected wedding on that
evening and that active preparations were made
for little feast after It, Neighbors also declare
that on Saturday clean shaver, well built young
visited the house.
Mr.. Stern admitted yesterday afternoon to
Tribune reporter that of the law firm had gone
with Mr. Anderson to Long Branch. He said they
learned nothing about the young wOman's attitude
toward "Goelet" but refused to make further com
ment the visit
Neither I nor my partner has made any state
ment the effect that We know the whereabouts
of Abeel. We may have statement TO make soon,
however
Mr. Anderson could not be found last night. and
his declared that his father had not yet re-
turned to town.
At Police Headquarters it denied that Abeel's
ously in PENNSYLVANIA. Connecticut and this city.
r. T. Slayden. the friend of Abecl, who Is said 10
be negotiating with the several parties for money
not he