The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
KNOWS WHERE UNDERSTANDING
LtHIER PIEtDS PROFESSIONAL
wv NITJ FROH TELLING.
Sa,. Ne WuI Produce HI. sIlent when TIE
th-rt's ttrAIth Improves Protests
&c Dt'inT HrIp water Es-ap- IIank
says loss " sat Anrrt "a. IpI, I,.sus,.


u- Dsin1 IisIp water E.-ap- liant
~ayS loss Nont Nnrrt IT. pl, IsIrIasis
On" ~ IN" stock Exchange transac
tinUS - ErNin Wider with a block - Ger.
tihcat"- that h" had extracted from the
-trongboN Of the Ru--o-C hines. Rank
local agency occupied the attention
of tn" Grand Jury yesterday. and there
- practically no doubt that a tru. hill
against him will 10 handed up to-day
Acting District Attorney Charles G. Mott
Jr called only twu Witnesses and a
humter who were there on siIhppnas
N"r" apparently not needed Carl Schulz.
Oh" rrocurist of the agency in the ali
s"nce ~ Gustav G-rtz. its agent. was
one OF these. and the other was Earl T
shaw. manager Of Dick Bros go
The representative 81 the brokerage
house was wanted to prove that u had
received from Wider three certificates.
one for fifty shares and the Others for
twenty five each of r. A % stock These
securities lor. the usual indor-auent
under th" power NJ attorney which Wider
possessed for IN" agnecy Mr. Nott
was also anxious To hiring out that these
certificates were drpo-it.d 20 wici.r'-
own credit and that they were suhse-
quently sold out for his account George
y Graham Of 4, Broadway. counsel for
Dick Bros. A Co. gave out a short state
ment yesterday afternoon in which he
said that these things were true
There were five or six houses con-
cerned in Wider's transactions,- said
Nj. Mott yestsr day afternoon. and
he closed out th"m all before he disap-
- rod In 10, - "a
Go I understand that no always kept
there a balance Of about so. or 10 mis-
credit This was drawn upon from time
to tune {" meet what he lost on margins.
hut that was usually about the siz. ~
his active account
The District Alto rnay seemed To he
content Ia let the case stand ~ II IL until
the police are ahie Ia get hold IT the miss
iug cashier
Word cam" - the police yesterday /
that sister Of WIder's lives IN White
Plains and that there was tho place To
look Tor him. house in that town j.
heing watched
To g"' a I'm" on Widsr's Whereabouts
~ lawyer. l-anr Ginshurg. was
suhTn ua"d Yesterday. and although he
wasn't called h"for- the Grand Jury
he did have pretty stra' ght talk from IN. .
acting District Attorney II was about a
story that Gtushirg had h-lped Wider to
g't away last sunday Ginsburg called .
IN a. his Is'r-onal counsel Moses Gru-s-
man. tie ADVISED Oilnsburg TO tell any
thing about Wider that he could without
violating professional confd-nc.~
Last sunday afternoon. 10 seems a
taNlcah went away from the hous., occu.
pied toy the families Of Wider and GINS
burS az II Mount Hope place. The Bronx.
and IN II was a man who looked like
w der to some OF the neIKhbors
IL appears that this Incident was a
little plrasantry on the part Of GinsbuTg
and aimed at the detectives who had
bean set 70 watch his hous-
Why. that wasn't Wider,' Ginsburg
told Mr. Nott yesterday 1t was a man
named Alexander HenSchel. whom |
rn ploy IN my offiC"
Gln-burg said that his wife and Mrs
Wider were tired OF being watched and
he wanted to take them for a ride So
Just 10 try the -tiet.rtiv~s he took his
an,ily physician ard Henschel and they
started out A. the elevated station
ii"n-chsl got out aud went down town
,nd "ln-Lurg shouted To Hen-Chsl.
ow N"u leai IT, Just to fool the de-
To-" chauffeur
Iho-.. Who have. zen Hensch.l know
hat o." loOks lIk. th,. t.,.s,rlptlnns Of
" der. nVt H-n 'h"l ~a~ little surprised
'Nl'IldN "n't ~ NdS fFIu What hrs
~ pluy"r had told Mr. Mott How ever. he
atn. AEy'hIng Grn-hurg Say- Lu.-s
In" IIwyrr told Nr Mott tua' ~. hndn
sea Nid"r -in,. 49, trIdLv re day
ii"r the cashier mad. ~ csut.ssior
brf D." tutImated that NJ. know wh.r.
Id"r ~tS II" cons ld.t,.d that some.
nm; received M confidence and wouldn't
I'll
Bot ~n"n ASKED him whether h. was
.'.Hy tu prodUC" hrs Cheut 4 the man
arf . ,aught sad Mr. Mott aft-rw.-t
H" replied ttpt " idsr.- uhvSlr.aI Cundt
ION wa worry hai and that a. Soon a. ~
improved the cashier would lc brought
/. ~
Inspector MagkpW-kI - me Russo
hines Bank -.'ut puf q statement Last '
v"uIug ~ which he saId that the. directors }
Z 80" tank had instructed him To- state
bat -h"w'v"' annoying IRWIN y ,dor's
'ht"'v may l". q fill examination has
moan hat me l's.S cannot ..A,,,-i $50, 81 !
!" aiSp save maj Il that amount a lar.,,, !
M - sur" - H. recovered by the tank
The robbery cannot IN any way either !
'"Ci ~" normal course 81 the business ,
: IN" iaua. tn" statement CONTINUES
nor "Ner' any InfiIcHC, ,lt.On the banks ,
is icnO particularly - fh. business !
"a" bans f'r the first siN months 81 This
Pc hts 'h"wr very satisfactory results