The sun., 1910-05-01

hlfla busEgt shops IN the East had fas,
nlnrmation as 90 the current quotations
% ,As New York Stock Exchrnge
N ne nrm which controlled she Marin
vie wa composed % Thomas Marin IT
plIhdeiphia aud Prank Mi1ier II New
Yosk. Up 20 the first of the year there
wa a third man IL the trm. Peter j.
Nortson Of New York Tom Marin ~ a
hrutheg % Prank Marin. better known as
JufEe Franklin stone. who was one Of the
prlncipals IN the Storey Cotton sWlndls
in fhilldalphia. which vas active at about
thq time Five Hundred Per cent. Miller
Nas sdcinc business in New Nork aud which
had i.buuI the sams sort Of promises to
hoh out a. Miller Mater was arrested
yeEerday morning and % was mbmeutar.
ny expected that the Philadelphia police
OF GOvernment agsnLs working there
Wonld and Marin.
Ths man who was in charge of the
raids yesterday was George NJ. Scar
boeoneh, sPcgial agent q the pepSr,, r.,
was Lieut. Barney Mctunville Of the
Haadqiiartens stat of the New York pO-
Ice Marlborough Is In the Bureau of
infbrmatron of the Department Of Justice.
thss sshief oT which Is Stanley W. Finch.
scarborough got his men together
yesterday morning. They agreed that
they would cut TIE Marin wire AZ thrve
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fhey set their watches 80 that they could
act exnctly In concert They were sup
plemented by detectives from h"adquar-
tern. The Government agents and de
teotives divided into thrrc parties. One
went % Jersey City 90 the head once
Of the Marin wire on the iitth hOor ~
the Iincoln Trust Building. at 70 Mont
gounery street Another went 20 Bryce ;
ofina az a. Broad street and the third
weat to the rooms e Morrison a MAZE,
~ a. Broad street.
Maier's Office seemed the mcSt inn
portant Of the thrse, 30 Scarborough and
hc(onville went with that party They
girsh't hnd Mnier In. They waited until
10 O'Clock and then went inside. still
Naier didn't come. When Il got 20 be
I'VE minutes past the hour they shipped
the wires Leading from Mlier's busy
eela4raph instruments. which we're oper-
ating with Jersey city. and waited Tor
the boss 70 come.
In n minute or two Maier came into the
hall When he stopped IN front 81 his
own door he saw that something was
wronR and started 20 duck down the hall.
RcarborouRh mad his men posted IA the
halfsEays and on the fire esCapes and one
- them caught Maier He gave 5000
bail before Commissioner Shields Tor
examination on Monday. Nav D. on "A
chagge Of conspir!ng 10 violate the huckei
Ehon law az go New York avenue y. W,
Washington, y. 4.
Naier had hardly been arrested when
measenRers came running from the
Consolidated Stock ERchange They
wanted TO know what was the trouhse
with the wires There had been trouble
hefors and it was time. the boss -aid
for the dope TO come across steady and
no more fuss. And besides there was no
end Of uscsa on the floor NJ the exchange
acarborough told them that the wires
had been cut and that the Government
waa gong TO see that they stayed c'it
The boys went back 20 the Consolidated
VITA the news.
The second party, that which went 20
Bryiss's once had no trouble and made
no arrests II simply cut the wires and
wene awav. In tie heal Office of the
MAfin outfit IN Jersey City. which Is iOxlo
feet and apparently nothing tut tele-
srabh ofice. the only man IN the place
VA joseph Becker. a telegraph pperator.
BviRg AZ Wakeheld y. y tie was held
by ,United States Commissioner Rowe
n a 500 bail for examination on the same
Ohafxe a. that lad against Meier.
faspecfor lsarkins ~ the Jersey CITY
poi1.e sEid that he stumbled across Mar
rinb place two months ago when the
dafectiges. and Government agents were
ggffinR evidence against the standard
HtOek and Grain Dealers, who had oiiices
IN the sauie building.
secresaFy KY uf The New York Stock
Exdhn ne said that his first Information
A. 10 the finding Of the wire leading to
fhe lConsolidated Stock Exchange came
10 him yesterday afternoon two hOurs
aftnr the close % business He did not
comment on the matter.
HarFv Piummer, secretary Of the Con-
molidated. called upon Government Agent
RcafbofouRh and told him that the Con
noliilatad was glad that more bucket shop
kAneers had been run down. Mr.. Plum
rnar s,aid that In addition TO the regular
ficll.r service supplied by the Gold and
stock Telegraph Company tho Conzoi-
fdaend had another telegraph service.
and hs admitted that il came from Maier =
nlloa.
ssrious officers and governors of the
Couaolidated Stock EXchange expressed
Themselves last night as somewhat in
tiaereas az the company in which the
erchanRe appeared 20 find itself We
are cory for the cUnneCtion.' said a
anokaauan for them. but ~ point q
ths shorts which the Exchange has uni
formly made % do away with buCketlug
For the last FIVE years We have eXertsd
every power 20 put bucket shops out Of
hllHinass Our attorneys supplied the
fiouernment with information which led
10 the closing up of Turner 4 Co, BogRs
a Co. and their predecessors. haight \
Frsess. We have been fighting bucket
nhops for years.
Oovenment agents say that the Con-
noliAatsd Stock Exchange can still have
Last aVioanaions from the New York Stock
EaulfanRe by "A wire on which messa ges
can Be relayed from Montreal