The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Several times"
did Ksliher know you we're getting
this money from the bank?-
think he had q pretty good idea
! told him I was gstting it wrong
Dad you tel him you were getting 10
I don't remember saying that exactly.
-Didn't you suspect sOmsthingi-
Yes. once I said. Damn it. Bill. what
- the matter with that damn hank down
therel do you think | arm going 60 got
together all the money there u In the
country and 10 broke aad get nlyools IA
wrong aud go Ca the chair Why don't
You wake uP and &c. some money! ]
when he told you TO 90 back and Get
some money interrupted Attorney Wins
lSw. what Was said about your getting
There was nothing said except to %
was there anything said about your
position In the bank
Yes
did Keiher ever 20 out To the bank"
Not that know Of. Ne may have
When was the lrss time keliher knew
the bank might discover the lossg'
don't remember
How long before yOu went away
oh, | might have said several times
that I was getting In wrong
what conversation did you have he
fore You went away about the discrepancy
in the funds Of the hAnk.-
= void him | was liable tn get into
trouble and was going Ga take a smOOch.
what did you mean by THAR
a vacation. That was three ar four
days before I skipped. keliher knew
! was going TO Kansas City. After got
there | nesded money and he photographed
me $50. but I couldn't cash the order
because ! was going under the name Of
[: N. MacIaSxATt and nobody could
identify me
Did You arrange with Heliher to hire
q lawyer for YOU
Yes. I wanted him TO engage Mr.
Coakley. hut found another lawyer wait
ing for me with Wilson ". LockEArt AT
the Huntington avenue station when
got hack
Coleman said that on several % HE
visits 10 New York he met Miss Mamie
Hightower of Kansas Guy. Coleman
the young woman to his friend
and they had dinner together and vent TO
the theatre On a number " occasions.
Coleman said his last visit 10 New York
was late ia January. when he lost 5000.
After that lie. said he decided TO quit
ga milling. a. he had then succeeded in
WithdFa wing practically $4,000 from the
National CITY hank bV the use ID checks
vi ich were paid through ths Boston
'leaTing HOUSE.
IL is Thought thai a. a result OF the
confession made yesterday by coleman
Federal authorities may broaden the
scope Of their inquiry
Late this afternoon United States Dis
trict Attorney French gave out this state
ment:
MY attention has been called to an
article appearing IN several on the morn
ing papers purporting Ia he n statement
of Georg~ ". Coleman made Yesterday
In the presence ~ his counsel. a Hfemh~r
Of the Cambridge police force and a news
payer Reporter.
such a publication at ihs stage 81 the
IN the United states Court
il likely TO have an unfortunate effect
upon the administration OF justice. IL
y ould obviously 10 highly improper for
me To make any further comment upon
II and I have declineSi To do 80.
The alleged interview which has APP
peared in some Of the afternoon pagers
n wholly unaui horized and except Tor the
statement that | declined to be inter
viewed 10 wholly without foundation
At the Federal building the inference
IL drawn from Mr. French's statement
that the Government has not ended lite
INJURY into thia case.
NAsHINoroN. March ~. y National Bank
Examiner y. NJ. Ham has submitted
report to the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency OF his fnvestlE etionn OF the Va
fionai City hnnk 81 Cambridge. Masa..
1910 and TN. methods used Nv GcoTg- "
I'ol.nan IN" defaultlng bOokke"p-r.
which show, that the rxact ?mount of
the a g. lCattOn cannot ne determined
until all tho psLSsbootSs have bScn called
in and bP lanoed. but that u will reach
omewhera between S2i0 OBJ and 800 OO
The books Of the hank indicate that th.
larger portion 81 the defalcatiOn occurred
turing the past year
IN appeaTs that Coleman kept small
personal account in the bank but never
hrss a mass hook He would draw hrs
De .sanal cheeks for sums amounting 70
~ O Z 81. ono or Is OpD on another hank. and
urn - an over % a curb broker. whose
mana s-r would issue the broker = check Tor
, hkeA ,oint Coleman checks would be
ieposit 4 by the broker in the bank IA
which he rarried his account and would
NJ paid the newt morning through the
rlOarinR House Association. Coleman
-heckesi Oh the Clearing House items in the
bank and undoubtedly ab-
,tracted his own checks from the incom-
ng mail.
II 70 90 approximately through a system
n kitinR checks with the broker Bring
ns forward balances from day 10 daV.
Ne manipulated from forty 70 hfty ac-
cunts
Coleman appears 20 have had complete
.harRe Of th. individual ledg~r~ and
shen away during vacation season EN-
,Ioyed his chauffeur Ia rin the
Individual ledger Once a month this
,haugYe,lr was allowed 20 assist Coleman
n balancing the individual ledger Their.
ire many false entries on the leSiger
M his handwriting. Coleman received
4 salary Of sI2 week. owned an auto
nobiIs.s employed a chauffeur. wore
.xpansivs clothes aud js~slry aud fire.
,Iently arrived NJ the bank late Va the
morning.
II - reported that during the last ar
noptha on many occasions he would
save ON the s O'Clock express Tor New
FORK. arrive tbeve about TO- plav a faro
,sn.. and be At his desk bv o clock 'he
e,i morning.
W,NTED. THREE GIBBONSES.