The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-11

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han 70 buy " AZ the MuHiphone Office
tp to thr tine hs launched The Multi.
phone Ot~'atlnE company wv N-lley
was known cbisfy a. u professional sdveT-
listing promutur who made a b'Isincs- ~
getting cat souvenirs. programmes. Nc.
for labor organizations. IN connection
with his business Mr. Seliry had . plumbing
trade paper. wh.ch tOpk q bat Of he time.
Through running the plumbers paper,
apparently. Mr.. Selley made the acquaint-
ance 1T Diamond Phil Neins-im-r now
M sing sing For several years previous
90 Diamond Pills convection ot eNtOrtlon
Mr. S-lley was Interested with him in the
Industrial Federation 10 America. which
was FORMED To attract he dollars of laboring
men To- the building Of an industrial city on
the zwamps 81 Jamaica Bav. MIR Vein
s.imsr Was secretary Of the industrial iedlrr-
alton aud Mr.. Seilry WAS one 81 the dlr~c-
tors. Manly VI. Gillian was also "A di-
rector
when he Indu-i rial federation petered
uut with about xJD.US Of the savings OF
laboring men gone 10 the had IL WAS de-
clared in court that Seliey had spent si5.UO
~ the industrial federation's money TOT
stock ~ the Thrill Gas Machine Lighting
COMPANY Of Newark, the amount repre-
senting III. 100 shares OF stock. When
Selley reported u the federation hat he
had bought only 50 I'M shares the secretary
and general manager of the gas machine
company accused him Of keeping S.O1
shares Tor himself. Selley then ought
To ousi the secretary. but the proceedings
he brought we're set aside.
4 report submitted tn the court AZ that
time showed that Of the 81. U0 shares the
federation got 5.2e5 stood In the name of
Philip Neinseimer and 1850 In the nam"
of James King. James King is declared
TO lie James ID. W. King head Of the New
York Bureau OF Information who has been
seading out "A favorable report on Seiiey
Of late.
when Weinseirner VAS tried on a chargr
of extorting - 100 from a plumbing con
tractor for calling on a strike Weibseiinsi
sail he first Inrt the contractor througl
Selley, who introduced HIM as MIR. Kahn"
Selley was taken To the District Attorneys
Office at the time. but IL was decided that
there vas no case against him.
After Wejnseirler went to jail Selley
went ahead getting out a souvenir book
for the knights Of Labor, Under a., al
rangement he had with Weinsein er. Georgr
Martin. . knights Of labor h sd.r. had
Seliey arrested for collecting money with
ont authority. The cas-. was patched up,
and Selley aud Martin later went into rusi-
mes, together.
1t various times Sei'ey has had III. follow
ing labor crooks aud g~rafters j. his en.plov:
Jim Fay, alias Zig. Nose" Fay: George
Martin, alias English George. James
ponnelley, alias -Tke Consequential
Nick" Johnny Mack alias The lifeS,vrr";
George Mackey. alias Little George."
These men have AZ served prison
sentences for holding up merchants and
others, sometimes in the name Of Selley's
various enterprises and sometimes on
their owl. hook. MIR. Seliev also employed
George VI. Lynch. a CRATER Who has secured
money Wy using the name Of THk SvN.
Sellev once had Lynch arrested for failing
to turn over $50 he had collected. but
Lynch got on on q suspended sentence.
Manly VI. Gillian. who presided at the
Multiphone -stockholders' meeting" last
December. had been in many schemes
which offered a substantial profit which
would add to the income as advertising
a director Of q fiEzle called tho Interna-
tional Dash and Fender Company. OF which
the tina nclal agent and incorporation was
j. Franklin ~Everhardt. A fraud order was
TO England. He was sent 70. jail there
eighteen months ago for selling bogus