The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-28
fT}n30, AummsI, Dodge and
Two More Indicted.
mLlN CHARGE CONSPIRACY
Suhornaiion Of Perjury Is Also
alleged Against HummeI.


tN.Jf,.Fc iursmar. Famous Through the
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.H u Court Released on Parole
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,d ~ NJ. Cle,,.pcc Norse and
r1e,rJ Brackrn. priyate detective.
Tie GRAND Jury reported yesterday it's
finding In ihc investigation the District
.,.rrrv has been conducting into the
,.mp.ieatrd Dodge Morse marriage and
divorce ,auclo. Conspiracy and suborna-
t.sror perjury are the offences charged
Tic Give are charged with conspiracy;
c-oirst Nrssrs Huiuincl ard Stcinhardt
,b,,, ,ra additional indictments for subor
,,tion If neri,,rv three indictments in nh
o-,i,.t.aocb ~ ,ben Px-.Jtis, ice Fursmon
and Mr. Hummel onme u court and wore
s,rrig,e9 when the indictments were fled.
Tbev we're paroed in the custody Of
Iair oo,,n.,l .ustio, Fursman was rcp-
co.-nt,d hv ex-Judse D.Cady Herrick
d, Iancav Nicou Of NicoD Anable x
I,s..v ar,anred for Mr. Huumel
rl,,,rh DODGE il named n a 90. defendant
he nili appear 10 the role Of a witness for
the state. Bracken. who handled most
Of the money spent bv Dodge in high living
+, Texas. Is out OF the jurisdiction.
There was a report that Bracl,cn WIS IN
Furone. There was another story that he
wa. in this country or In Mexico and TINT
District Attorney Jerome's detectives knew
where he was and would have him under
arrest inside of ton days.
srerNaAppr COMBS BAc,, FOR ,nRrsr
p.r,orri, stob,bardt wos a,neated ~
IN ,,cIocl nat ripbt ON his arrival from
Atlantic civ Yhere he haa been for .on,e
,iro Ds,ecfiyaa from tho Dis,rio, At
,,,-sr,s ,e,or h,vo been watching MIR
Standard, Tor tho Ias, ten DAYS
When the Indictment against him was
6led Yesterday of,ernoo, Assistant Dis
frict Attorney Garvan telephoned 10 Cant.
Maxwell OF the Atlantic civ police and told
him If Mr. steinhartlt would not return 10
mi. rtv ,,rnptnriIy 10 arrest him II
ro.-aj That Mr. H1mmel also telephonrd
hNr Sfe.uhar,lt. asking him 10 come back.
NJ Sfcinbardt jeft Atlantic CITY at
c'H,ek ves,arsa,. afternoon. He was ac-
,.e,i1ri.,l bv ms wife and brsther-in-law.
A. Steinhardt didn't got of the train on
tEc,r
Wton. thev ,r-,,ad IN .rAreev civ Asds,-
alt Di.tnr Attorney Caryan. Detective
sarr.ort NrNaugbt md Detective Jesse
oara wai,ing Mr. steinhardt. who is M
., fc.llo lad 20 10 as.i-,ed from tho
rsr
yb, Di.,ric, A,to,,e,,,s ranresentati,7e
,rl NJ S,oinbor1,'s nortv oare o,pr 10
Manhattan ,oyotber on tho ferrvboat
WHOM thew landed Detective McNnught,
who lad benoh warrant. formally put
al 81, nhardt under arrest
TAKEN BEFORE RECORDER corr.
NJ Garvan told Mr.. Steinhardt that he
ysngcd to make it as comfortable for him
o. possible, and therefore he had arranged
t5have the prisoner brought at onoc before
isNNoIIcr ION,
lr Caravan I'D conversation with Mr..
Spiniiardt On the side, but from the way
IN whioh Mr. Steinhardt shook his head
he didn't seem to agree with whatever
proposition Mr. Garvan was making
Finally Mr.. Garvan, Detective Mcknight,
Mr. Steinhardt and his brother-in-law got
into q cab and we're driven TO Recorder
Cof'. home at 3le West lo4th street,
Ira l. t-tu. - tlta 49,
Va~!nE the coach dropped dead IN front
'"' holel Marie Antoihette al Sixty
seventh street and Bro adway' Another
'ap was hlVed ana the party hhaIy got 10
ne recorder house Detective McNaught
'a'a that the warrant had been served
1Hl 'l' hecorier TOOK DIT Steihharut