The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
ARRESTS ~ OTHER CITIES.
Lively Time IN philadelphia O~ rms
aG New N0rk Gets Caught.


/ SG New NOrk Gets Caught.
PHILADELPHIA. April :, Six men were
captured in the net which the Federal
Department % Justice has spread in it's
crusade against alleged bucket shops
when Federal ag.nts made their raid in
this city to-day.
On the floor % the Con Exchange at S22
Walnut street. these men were taken into
oIistOdy: Marshall r. Parrish. secretary
and reputed head 20 the Con" Exchange.
| George Turner at Boggs A CO.. who gave
his address as Seventy ninth street and
Broadway. New York: Thomas n. Camp
bell. representative 81 Price a Co; Harry
\ c. stunt. representing the Standard
stock and Grain Dealers. and "a member
Of the firm ~ Harvey 4 Stunt Of Fourth
and Walnut streets. In the office Of
Boggs 4 Co.. at All Walnut street. were
arrested Harry Owens. New York. and Al
Ford, a telegrapher
The number Of arrests was ono more
than had been expected. Owens. IL ap-
psars. IL attached 10 the New York office
Of Boggs A Co. but from somewhere the
tip leaked out that the raid was tn b.
made in that city. Forsknowlcdge that a
raid was Co be- made here also was not
obtained. IL seems. and Owens came tn
Philadelphia. arriving only short time
before the Federal agents entered the
place
1 E@oh 81 the prisoners was held under
$500 hail for y further hearing on next
J Friday by United States Commissioner
/ Craig In the Pos, Office Building Rail
was obtains,d IN each case after con
sidsra ble dinicultv.
The raids were made by Deputy Marshal
Peter u Victims. Chief Postal Inspector
CortelyOu and Deputy Postal Inspectors
Furnsss and Dunn. Eleven o'clock was the
hour set for the rad in Philadelphia and
promptly NJ that time the inspectors
entered the Con Exchange They were
accompanied 10y former smployes Of
one ot the concerns. who mas been of con-
siderable value - the Government IN
making out ia cl-s
On the floor " the exchange were
perhaps dozen or fifteen operators and
photographers One of them recognized
the man who accompanied the Federal
officers and there was forward move
rnent as though to attack him
Instantly or,ier~ were given that ali
photographers should leave their instru-
telephone This was part Of the plan e.
prevent the Phihdelphia Exchange mem
h.'rs from notifying any Of its associated
| Offices The warrants wcr.s served and th,.
prisoners prepared To- accompany the.
officers
Befor.. lsa,lns the -Con Exchange
the doors Of IN. place were locked Tn.
agents with their prisoner- then went
e. the oficss II Boggs a Co. 81 Walnut
street dozen or more patrons ~ the.
concern were in the ofiic. when the marty
arrived Th~-e were ordered out aud
Ford and Ovens were taken into custody
Both In the Con Exchange and in
the offiCH 81 Boggs \ co. Inspector Cor
telyuu seized al the books which h..
could find covering SUPPOSED transactions
during the period covered 10y the indirt-
ment. lie had diff.uty ~ this pru-
ceeCiing with TURNER Who after refusing
Ia give up a CERTAIN hpok tor. prIt -,.r"rll
pages u IL and thrust them an Ms rocket
Instantly the Governments men -.i1..t
him and after a struggle got thsS.' leaves
They were torn - pieces tn thu -cuffi.,
btn aftsrwRrd were Ts-t'.sl together ia
the inspectors ONE" IN the p,-t ofIic..
building IL j. aid they ar. nf great
significance Ia the Government VaS.s
The arrest IT Marshall ; Parrish. ,h.
secretary and reput-d head - th" Prta-
d"lphIa Ton FNclange resulted from,
statements which have D..-n mad. bv
representatives ~ the tire. firms lnpl
Gated that all their deals ha,, b..r
d. on the fipor ~ the Ton ENrhargr
m this city A. SECRETARY - that 80
change PARRISH - alleged to b.' involved
IA the conspiracy
SinguLirly enough mon" - the three.
concefu- implicated IA the raid. hs- Az
ufiCs ia Washington Their d..t,s I'm thar
city are alleged - have l...su ,,Yn-tl,r
mated through ~. ,'puCaru- ~ Haur,- n
Durysa and hdriss NIi., Ihs-a
places w~r" raids.d short riul.. "a T. aud
IL " sad that much - the Information 90.
wht"h tns indictments wsr,' f1td.. wac
obtained from men Vito w..r.. .,rr,t-,.t 90
that time
BALIINoRE. April = ~ part " tH"
bucket shop rAid- sp.-Clal agents If tu.
Government cam. - Rsltfruor,. Tins
morning and promptly ~ ~ o'riors
-wOop@d down un th~ nt'i,,. ui Niiliam v
prir~ A go on the seventh floor nf tr.
Equitable Building. Whsrs four - a grotlf
of members 80 IN" firm and .'npioy.,..
vino ha'i i---.u ,n,i't.,i for rou-pIra,y
wsr. arrested tn" men found ir the.
offiC. were James Anderson Edward
Maldon Harry VI I;sudulrh aud Chari,.
r. MoOrshsead
William y Price. head nf h.. frm Was
not ~ the ofics Nh"n the uftio"rS ar-
Feared Tie had t.--n 'h'sr'. ont, half a..
hour t--for'. but tistpI"iT,d l.fpr,. they
arrived Prio'- Vslr.-,i INTO th. United
states Marshal = of'io.' soon after ~ % cIo.k
and surrendered himself
Tn" other lpcal mon against whom IN
dictments have h's"n returned and WIN,
are still ~ large are NirRil y Randolr,h
Iu-aph CsskIn- Thomas ~ campbell
aud Edward Everett Tsvlur. Washington
correspondent The men arrested v..r,.
released on fS.Dp hail 'his icing tie
amount demanded hy District attorney
Rnee
The men caught IN ~" offices said th"y
we're simply employees Il tho firm ~
William y Price a 60. WHICH cprc-rH
Nth a loud flourish ~ trrifuu.ts AZ .
no,InC-rsi yesterday itz intention ~ liutu .
date and clo-a up ~ bt-ln.-,- here fh.. .
officers found nrArlv two score ~ t..l..- T
graph oparntorz half a doz.-n csrss and /
a private Telephone rvChRugs
None 81 the a'veIas.d men would admit l
any knowledge ~ the whsraai.out. 81 I
Edward Af@n,s 81 Jersey CIty one Of Z
those indicted at the capital Al'.-utis
Wa -sist 20 ~ 81 Baltimore The F.vierAi
officers say that William u Pro" WA
warned 10y som" Ons " the approaching I