The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14
GOWNSINROOMMATE'S TRUNKS
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MtH REVEAL 4 PLOT.
q. ,. Guides daughter DIdnr Know sac
was Helping . smuGsler In BringlnG
IN DutIabIe Dresses fer Mrs. Mary =.
DoIan case Tee MIG to Talk AbOut.

In DutIable Dresses fer Mrs. Mary Z.
DOIan case Tee mtg to TaIk AbOua.
A Iiorid. middle aged woman whose
compOsurs was unrufied 10y the inquisi-
ton Of the first inspector who pesped into
her eight trunks on the pier 81 the North
German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie
and all the Subsequent invest gators OF
the customs service. including Surveyor
Henry was held on a charge Of wholesale
smuggling by United States Commits
sioner Russ in Hoboken last evening.
She had been examined and cross-ex-
amined since early IN the morning and she
refused to divulge anything duplicating
anybody in what the customs men he
lisve to he q smuggling plot only a little
le-s extensive than the celebrated sleeper
trunk conspiracy to- get in dutiable dress
making goods.
| The impert urbable lady is Mrs. Mary A.
Doian. who arrived in the first cabin %
the Kronprinzs~sin Cecilie. in yesterday
from Bremen. Southampton and Cher
I bourg She IL an expert Of Driscol Co.
! Boston milliners. mentioned in connec-
! ton with the sleeper trunk Cas@s
Surveyor Henry and his special deputy.
George }. Smyth. believe that the arrest
! % Mrs. Dolan will knock out "A smuxging
game that has been going OH for several
months. Her eight trunks were well
hlled with dutiable Parisian gowns. but
she was wise enough to bring IN some OF
the hest Of her purchases in the trunks of
young women. Miss Nanette Guide.
daughter oI o. J. Guide. the advertising
man who happened to he . roommate.
, The impression % the customs men ~
that Miss GUIDE had no intention OF doing
harm. but was persuaded by the per
suaslye Boston modesto to put into her
thre~ trunks a lot Of fine dresses.
II was nearly S O'Clock yesterday after
noon when Miss GUIDE was permitted to
! leave th. Custom HOUSE with her attor-
! nsy and when Mrs Dolan was arrested
! and taken back to Hoboken IN charge at
/ Deputy Surveyor Norwood None OF the
Surveyors stan would tell exactly what
they hoped To find after they had com
| pleted the nvestigation They said II
would interfere with the prosecution ~
J Mrs Dolan and probably the arrest u
other conspirators Commissioner Russ
had bsen asked To hold open his once
until the arrival % Mrs Dolan. He also
was mum IN regard 60 details
Customs Inapsctose Ignatz Ro~enburg
| was thu noHiaal complainant. and Mr.
Norwood backed him up. The charge was
smuggling. and Mrs. Dolan was held IN
o. 500 hail for examination to-day. Mr.
Norwood said the case vas important anu
that he had received instructions TO say
nothing about IL
Mrs. Dolan was met at the pier 10y her
niece. Miss Josephine Mahoney. who re-
Gently arrived from Europe with a lot
Of hobble skirts which she had bought
! on the other eide and which she declared
that she had acquired here and had altered
abroad The skirts were confi~cated
The customs men wanted u clearly
Understood that Miss GUIDE was in no man
ner involved criminAlly Zach woman
maCls a separate declaration. and It did
not develop until some tine after the IN
! sp.Itors and deputy Surveyor had
/ started working on the ca~e tha' they
B had ocClirte-i he same cabin