New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
CARUSO UNDER ARREST
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No. s. West list street which hs vssu.a ~
$40 0sl0 NJ ant

No, e5 West list street. which he valued \
$4,000, and went away.
Signor Caruso will be arratgned this nnornns
IN the Yorkville police court, IN East 54th street
When he returned to the Savoy Just befors
midnight and was seen there by nsysuansr
men, he declared that the woman who caused
his arrest must be badly mistaken and axain
denied her accusation ernphatiCaIly
The reporters waiting for him first caush:
Signor Caruso IN an elevator car, IN which
were other guests. At question about the ar
fair he threw up his hands excftedly and ,sjs
he would not talk about 1T IN SO public a uIao.
but permitted the reporters to follow him .
his room There he told the story Of tho affair,
I was on my way 70 meet friend In Manha..
tan avenue. 1 was going to walk through ths
park. and I went slowly 1 went M ths rast
Drive. Soon saw some deer, and stopped %
watch them: they were very attractive. Then
saw some lions. and presently some big aa-
plants Then I saw the monkeys and entoyed
them very much was walking along with M
hands in the pockets of my long overooat and
my cans stuck In one pocket.
Then came a woman, about forty years old q
German, think she was She followed ma 7
walked away. But she stin followed ma
walked out the door, and she comes after. Then
a big policeman comes up and grabs me-
1 refused to talk to him. but he took rns into
the building near by, the station house 7 could
not understand the men there. and they could
not understand me. The man behind the desk
treated me very gruff1y. He was like thlJ
o-r-r-rl all the time. They bring in the woman
and get an idea OF what she said
l was amazed I think she must be-tun Z
ask them TO send for Mr.. Conried. But ths
man behind the desk. the sergeant, he, b-r-r-sI
he talks like that 70 me. Then they tell ms to
come away. l stand STILL 7 refuse to nova
Then was half dragged TO the other station
and put in dark cell. I stay there until Mr.
Conried calls for me and takes me out
Signor Caruso did not seem to reaIzs ns.
he is required to appear in the police court iris
morning. He said. when asked II he knew hs
must appear there: NO, no; I am to see M
Conried tomorrow morning"
While Signor Caruso was talking with tAe ~
porters he discovered. he said. that his blacs
pearl scarfpin. which he said he paid 4oo0
francs $500 for in Paris. was missing This
excited him again, and he decided that he bad
lost 1t IN riding In a cab during the evening from
the Cafe Martin 10 the Savoy. He said he had
1t when he left the police station. He said %
had two others. of like value. white and rosa
The reporters helped in looking through tna
room, but IL could not be found
Abram ]. Dittenhoefsr, counsel for Herr Con-
ried, when asked early this morning about ms
case, said:
II am aware that Slgnor Caruso has bssn
arrested. but am not acquainted with the racS
IN the case L shall appear as counsel for nm
IN court tomorrow morning"
The woman who caused the arrest, GAZING
herself Mrs. Graham, could not be found ass
night at the Bronx address she gave and 10
one knew her there, Nor could trace OF her %
obtained anywhere in the neighborhood for tEo
blocks along Bathgate avenue.