The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-27

Is a sequel 10 the closing of the doors
OF the Aetna Banking and Trust Com
pany at IZ1 street. few days ago.
warrants were ISSUED yesterday for the
arrest of Z. W Mccormick Raymond
5. Donaldson John r. Hoas and Mss
Barbara T. T. KreJschmann. These four
persons We're charged with conspiracy to
defraud the United States by District
Attorney D. Z. Baker in petition filed
in the Police Court. and the warrants were
issued upon The facts ana allegations pre-
scented and placed in the hands of De
tective Burliugame for service
Shortly afterward the detective arrest
Ell Mccormick at his home in the I'M
perial apartment. where Dee was making
preparations 10 return to Atlantic City.
Mccormick is known as "a promoter of
business schemes. and has ana office i'm
thc Corcoran Building. Recently he took
Mrs Mccormick 20 Atlantic City for
the benefit Of her health. She is in and
about 10 undergo surgical operation.
ut Mccormick came TO Washington, ar
irving here late Thursday night. to at
tend to business matters and to obtain
some comforts for his wife Detective
Burlingame found him packing his trunks
fog the return journey.
stcnographer Also Held.
Miss Kretschmann was next taken into
custody at the office Of Mccormick in
the Corcoran Building. where she was
employed as stenographer ana clerk.
After being questioned at police head
quarters by District Attorney Baker she
was set at liberty upon her own recogni-
zaucv to appear when summoned in Po-.
lice Court for preliminary examination.
Donaldson was found i'm his office on II
street, where be conducts real estate
business Mccormick and Doual ison
were each held in SsC0 bond, and both
were released last evening when bond for
their appearance in court was furnished
HOaE Started to Spokane.
Joln q. Ho5s was not 90 Doe found In
the city yesterday. and the poHce learned
iIat he had lelt Washington Thursday
afternoon at 300 o'clock for Spokane
Wash. where his son resides mt Z5-1 WesJ
Boone stree-
The police telegraphcd che authorities
FOB Chicago al l.3J o'clock yesterday after
uo3u sending a. description OF Hoag. who
was accompanied by Nr= HoaE. giving the
number of his baggage. registered here
when il WAS checked for the Northwest.
q dispatch was received bv the police
at 1890 o'clock last night, stating that
iioas had been arrested there. and was
being held for the Washington luth0ri-
ties The dispatch said the aged man
had left his train when IL arrived I'm Chi
c4eo, and was recognized by the Jetcc-
lives watching for him II is supposed
that hc may have missed his train and
was waiting fU- q later one 20 continue
his journey AT any event he Was cap
JUTCd i'm the depot AT Chicago. The uis-
-uaJch further said that Ho3g had cx-|
pressed q willingness To- return to Wash
iucton without the formally OF CXuadi-
ton papers.
Defective Burlng3me win start for Chi
laEo az u o'clock to-day &c bring the
prisoner here for. trial Miss T. A. Rich.
70 personal friend oft Mrs. HoaE, who lives
n tine Homo Apartment House. Massa-
cuUsetts avenue and Seventh street.
stated last night that Thursday morn
Ing Mrs Ho3s called upon her TO bid her
g0od-bE. giving for the reason of her
abruptly leaving town that her husband
bad Suddenly lost his position iu the
Bank
She told Miss Rich thar they were going
to spokane. Wash. 10 spend some time
with her son. who lived i'm that city. and
that IL was Der intention to stop of Il
Butte Mont with her husband and see
-.a officials af .H- bank -neT.-
Her Part an Innocent One.
4 reporter called last night al the home