New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

WIS., ne base Is OTaCcChuTCh-SJ- ! he aIe
N1TCsN OF the triangle consists OF three gross
&L,sgIs " overTated institutions the Manson
0SS House Chated by tuTtles) the Bank
K-SH q England (hated by people who
NSS want first class advances second
EahCA class security, and the Stock kx-
EANt change (hated by everybody. DoIn-
WF1Ssi hard-st, starting At the apex, splits
fTSN through the very center Of the tn
SSS angle ike a knife. cuts GTaCeohurch-st-
IN the exact middle, and goes on It's
va disguised as Fenchurch-st Between Lombard
and King Nllham-sts. hes Croker Alley, one of
rhe hundred and one narrow and suspicious lanes
q which the triangle IS chiefly made up, which
kads, through Tav5ne Of buildings devoted solely
70 The sale 4 buckets, nothing but the Regalla,
famed as he oldest chop house IN London.
late II -he afternoon three days after the death
q Carl Gor--z-deT, a motor car, showing marks II
fast 1TaT,l oveT country roads penetrated gngtIly
INTO Croker Allev and turned round IN the wider
space a rl- end thereof The Car was dominated
py The 1u-s and the sharp nose OF Siade beakbane,
rs sole occupant. He descended from his seat and
entered 1le Recalia with fine, genuine sense II
HnFoT1anoe md of ultimate triumph. Great ana
novel IS >z8e Beahbane was IN the triangle, mag
n1toent were his accustomed apreara1loeS n
othtT chop houses and tea houses, the Regalia, by
al rlET--re- -le. had hitherto been forbidden -
hEn 10 ta-l CourlandeT himself had patT"nlzed
ihe Ilace md i ls . law The triangle That
where The master aud drinks the servant shah
not eat ard drink
Bealhan. glanced about him. then passed mag
nIfoently and 1nvsteIiously up stairs 10 the cess
and drat-s -uon. leaving behind him most visible
The inquest mus he over then and Is come
al the "a-,eT whispered 10 the BARNARD "ittT
iakng beaft.sIae's order
Al thss moment 1aere could be heard IN the fl
ois'ance q Lo1nbaTd-st the hoarse, violent shout
Ing q TeEsfaTer boy 'CouTlander Inquest-
verde rTening Record =
lhe T,-te- rushed to TIE door, and came bdCk
WITH cCTs Il The PAPER.
Kead Il whispered the barmald
The IroceedIngs were opened by the Bed
afACr
Ieao Maurice Courlander, deceased son, ioi,
oHed E1alle Berger into the box lie sa'd
he had gone o1t into the gardens after the house,
hcld was u bed. for fresh arr, and had Observed
aoihlng unusual ard seen no one. Slade Beakbane,
ceIhdentlal clerk deceased. was called lie
Stated he had come down deceased on business
ATE a. nlgft and had returned straight 10 London
N the motor car Asked whether he had stopped
"a route, he SAID YES He had left large sEaTffeI
Va lhe tooT Of the car. IL had Jolted out lie Aad
ssgoled and gone back 10 look Tor II with lamp
ne had not found il But II had since been found
y road -nendeT Before leaving the box witness
protested 10 Coroner against acton OF ponce anu
asked !; he Was under arrest or not The coroner
1Iel4.ed. Certainly not He was perfectly lIee
-cTd Domestic was not called. and was not pres
snt M Abraham CranpiTon gave evidence as 10
,s last interview with The deceased IN The statue
unknown
.keiuctartly dropping the paper, the waiter took
sshpaiae tea and toast up stars
~ n iew minutes later the Regalia was VISITED by
1aurioe Couriander. And the tragedy, for the
ssesala. q that visitation, was that the keSald
a .o not recognize Maurice CourlandeT- he des-
e. u E'iTope %eTe about 10 De ailGclSu I "a - ,,ee
esa-a, and the latter had not the slightesI sts-
fISh oi the Tact Maurice, having followed i2eaA-
aiie lo London IN another Car, and feeling suuoehy
ae need Of sustenanoe, had stopped ms car
tIey ana had dismissed IT. lie passed "lthou.
Climbed the stairs
Clve me whisky and soda he said 10 the waiter