New-York tribune., 1910-03-28
YOUNG GIRLS
WOLTER'S PREY
SEARCH REYE1LS TWO
or HIS VI(TIlNS.
Sian He'd for Ruth Wheelers
Murder Called Head of Cadet
Gang By Young WOman.

ing for his companion OF the last few
months. Katchen Mueller. who had been
allowed TO slip through their fingers tbs
day before. finally srresting her. The
Tribune obtained evidence tending To
show that Wolter had been concerned.
despite his youth, in farreaching traffic
for the sale of young girls for immoral
purposes.
\ woman who keeps a boarding house
in West 34th street gave a description OF
a man who rented rooms from her for
two girls last summer. The descriptions
fitted Wolter and Jennie Kohn. who at
one time lived with Wolter. and Annie
Goldstein. who was rescued from tho
hands of Jennie Kohn last summer. and
later again ran away from her home in
East 2d street.
Mary Weisman. not yet sixteen years
old. was seen at the home of her parents.
iii Eas. 5th street. yesterday. She had
been reported to the police on February
2S as missing from home. and only four
days ago she was found by a friend OF
her parents in a resort in this city and
returned to her parents.
(alS Wottcr 6ooo NdRufco.
When told that Wolter had been
charged with the murder of Miss Wheel
or, Mary Weisman. who looks older than
her years. exclaimed. II cannot believe
that he would do anything of the kind;
he was too good natured. He had tho
face of an angel and the manners of a
prince
"Of course, he was crook" she added
musingIy.
I'm what way" asked a Tribune re-
porter. who had gone to her home To-
learn whether any news had been re-
ceived of her whereabouts and found
her carefully guarded by her parents.
who are estimable people, grieved at the
waywardn,ss of their girl and gled to-
have her home again.
"Oh. = don't know" replied the girl.
He was always dabblng with dia-
monds / don't know how good they
were. though.
Did he have wife when you knew
him?"
Well not a wife. but there was girl.
Jennie Kchn, who was introduced 10 me-
as his friend She lived with him "A
good deal She used TO be out working
with him. but she is not here nov. she
has gone cut to Los Angeles or Buffalo. or
somewhere West with another girl that
used 10 work for Wolter That other
girls name was Annie. She was a Swiss
girl. or. rather German girl from
Switzerland. She was a tall girl. with
fair hair
Tells Of Other Girls.
Did they take any other girls along
with them?"
II don't know about that 7 don't lks
TO say too much about this thing. All
/ know is that Nat WOlter was n
pretty nice fellow. but he always had a
couple of girls out on the street for
him.
Have you known him long,"
# met him about three or four months
ago. and saw him couple of times. Az
that time I did not know him much. Hs
was living with Jennie Kohn then, but
don't know who lived with him after
that. She left about four weeks ago"
Did Annie Goldstein go West with
Jennie?''
Who told you about Annie Gold
STEM
You knew her. didn't your"
Yes. she used TO live with Jennie. but
she is in the city yet: at least she was
here last week, for 7 saw her. I don't
know where she is staying When Jen-
ME Kohn was living with Nat Wolter
in 37th street, or somewhere up there on
the West Side, last summer. Jennie Gold.
stein was with her. They lived in rooms
with Wolter and another fellow. His
name was Rolph or Jonesey.
Will Stay at Home Now.
Have you seen wolter lately, sincs
you ran away from homer
Yes. a day or two after left home e
saw him and Jennie and the Swiss girl.
Annie. 1 was acting then in a place .n
the city here, and I remained there until
my fathers friend found me and fooled
me into leaving the place. He promised
to give me a better job, and then took
me 10 Miss Miners. and while ' was
in there he ran home and sent my
mother over for me. There's no place
life, and | want TO stay home now"
David Goldstein. of No. 233 I'd street.
was out when a Tribune reporter
called at his home Yesterday TO learn
whether anything had been heard OF His
daughter. who was reported missing on
january 23. The girls mother. her sis
ter and brother-in-law were at home.
however. and were eager 10 know
whether any news had been heard OF her.
When they heard that WOlter had
been arrested on charge of numbering
a young girl who had disappeared from
home they were somewhat alarmed.
7 he brother-in-law said he had heard
something of young man named VOL
ter Nho was mixed up with gang that
Iured young girls from home. He de-
scribed him as handsome. short. dark
man, but he did not know whether this
was the man now under arrest.
Means 20 Find His Girl
David GOldstein. the father. came in
from a long tramp of the streets.
IL will find my little Annie" he de-
clared. doggedly. NO police can find
her but l will ind her. I found her
when she disappeared before all by my
self. and | will tramp. the streets night
and day until / get her back NV poor