New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
GREENE'S ENEMY HELD.
Goodman Vas To Be at Meeting
nth Larson, 1t Is Sad.

,.os II Goodman. the Western mining man
=, list April was arrested for threatening W.
:. Greene president of the Greene 'oilso''u"teD
LINER Company was arrested yesterday AFTER
- 3, the law offices OF Cantor. Mcintyre q
.ssn,s with whom II. d. Luce. Goodman a''oi
- fs associated The arrest was mace oy No""
:. detective Reardon. on a bench warrant Issueu
:. Juage Foster of the Court of General oessioilS'
Der = conference with friends Of ColoneI Sleene'
nudge Foster had been told by Coionel Jonh "a,
-, general counsel for She Greene Consolidated
~o,,ar company and for Colonel Greene ana sec
s.arv OF the copper company; A NJ A ''lciiai t
,r large stakeholder in the company ana D1'u
: CoIsr who also is interested in Colonel Greene
,ining ventures. trat Goodman. on whom sentence
"a bee, SUSPENDED after he had pleaded gullty
-, an indictments FOR assault in the second de-
= he'd reoentlv by letters ard telephone mes
sseee repeatedly threatened Colonel Greene.
eoo5r,ar,s home IS in Nogales, Ariz. In ApI1i
:. ber5 Colonel Greene under cover OF TWO
ne -, -. ,,i,b Goodman carried IN his overcoat
,le+s ali the way from the Ansona 10 me
eces Of the Greene Consolidated copper I'm
..,v in Broad-st. The journey was mace Oh al
sis~a-ed train and Colonel Greene dared give 'O
-. that might bring relief until h-s oriceS W
rssched. There by ruse he escaped rom N'''-
mans surveillance and caused his arrest
On November q. when sentence was suspended on
cs-,o- II was with the proviso that he leave the
,i+v Al once Colonel Greene had written d ie''e
n Judge Foster. saying he was satlSlleu 'l'' -
,snce be suspended. but that Goodman MUS. -
,sr-air in this CITY District Attorney jerome ao-
,,scsd IN tba suspension at the time civil SUITS
we're rerdirr between Colonel Greene anu "Ooo
man here and in several courts in the SoU'i"e''
These actions are stu pending
Yesterday Colonel Martin, Nj kici.'-i 'Soli e'i'H
Mr.. Coler first conferred with 9r- JEROME anu
q the last nar1sd's suggestion gave lhelr IN
-,r-,,+io, n T7dre Foster. one Of the letters al
,eged 70 have been written by Goodman Wh3ch was
submitted 70 Judge Foster caused the oeh - wal
rant 10 he issued. Judge Foster ElteF sac llla'
js letter Of itself might not b considered threat
erirg but could lie so construed III Ne'V u ire
5ifforencas existing between Goodman and Greene
,n5 the bitterness displayed by the former
When Brought before Judge Foster Goodman re-
orested that no publicity be given TO his rearTest
he said Re had personal reasons why it be KEEP
from the public. but declined to say VIVA. these
reasons -ere He vas then committed to the Tonbs
WITHOUT bail. to be brought before Judge Foster
to-day when he may be sentenced Oh tie ind t
lnert for assault in the second degTa=. TO which
charge ne pleaded guiltv before sentence was sus-
pended NJ weapon was found on him.
Judge Foster then sent for Colonel Greene, who
came 70 court accompanied by Detective Sergeant
Joseph Woolrich who had been assigned early In
the afternoon to guard him. at The request, it was
said Of Colonel Greene's friends. The judge &C
orairted Colonel Greene with the circumstances
connected with the issuance of the bench warrant.
explaining that it was information and in line
with his judicial duty TO prevent crime
Earlier in the day Mr. Richardson told Judge
Foster he had met Goodman by appointment on
Tuesday night At the latter's New-York home, the
Highlands Hotel AIadison-avr. and Ninety-fir
H had visited Goodman Only in the capacity of
a peacemaker According to what Mr. Richardson
Iod Judge Foster, Goodman said Tuesday night:
I must he in Boston tomorrow "wednesday
morning At o'clock. Lawson has sent for me. l
hear Colonel Greene is going TO be there Well.
III he there, too
This remark, Mr.. Richardson said he construed
in the nature of d threat. and It worried him.
particularly in view of the generally accepted
opinion that Colonel Greene, in no pleasant frame
Of mind, was to go to Boston 70 see Lawson. NJ.
Richardson said he agreed with Goodman, and
though he succeeded III pacifying him could not
dissuade him from his purpose 10 &c TO Boston,
Goodman finally renlarking: I'm going. l tell
5o2 I've plenty Of money and il makes no diff
is5eaee what happens TO me-"
Be demanded by him from Colonel Greene. Mr..
richardson, Colonel Martin. Mr.. Coler and every
rest ana that the latter would have oppor-
Colonel Greene told Judge Foster he had not seen
Goodman since the revolver episode in April He
sa.a NAT ne h1d received letters and messages
when ne had considered threatening from Good
mn, ara tl3t ne latter had called often at his
Greene said that he had hard feelings against
believed the mar in fun possession Of his senses
To Judge Foster and TO Colonel Greene's friends
that Cochran had written or salc. ard mes
SrIe e C sg Set 4 &C no oamS ne had Pade at
FtrUed rs ncnaci~g or threatening He admitted
that his client had been p7rhaDs more than ordi-
naTilY irSlstent. but declared that Goodman had
no. committed ~ off"0o" Of any KIND
Is.re W. IN y y3i in the Iawson-G~eene
fhe Office Of tho Greene Con -oli6ate7 Coorer Com
pany. and apparently has abandoned his purpose
q fastening 10 Boston to 6erounce Lawson fac
70 lace. Nr sw~0n. according 70 reports received
! Va S-Tre-. Yesterday morn ng sent the follow
ing dispatc 20 his adversary, whom he thought to
re bound eastward:
" G. Greene on board 10 a. m. train, New-York to
Poeton.
Your wire t}at you would be at my Safest Office
e SO received As YOU scem 0nxious to do your
haSf ess Cut IN public I viii YOU thu Tina
tsnsd in a.e-st. in front OF the old St7te House.
sI herewi notify you - a I VIII do al the de-
foca>ng 70 be done. THOMAS W. LAWSON.
Coonel Greene IS said to have declared yeste day
ahtrrooH: lawson is all right He struck at
Diners and hit ne
Greene Copper was strong in the early curb mar
ket be!ng wei suTpor- cd and advanced 2 ron
MOST OF thi= eain lost later the SO k closing
a. zotf BID ~ a=ked against PAS bid, % asked at
me close Tuesday.