The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
TT LOOKED LIKE A ROBBERY
ROW N BANk VIXEN NAN vas
aRRESTED F0R ~ aCKNAIL.


Private DssssaisS ASoasoa sG HHaSSSmS
1sssS From hlrs. RAy lS~ts Tyssa.
vine 70 Csotssfmg alsr tAusbana's
San Tor Annalmont 20 hiaRriAge.
Two msn Walked into the corridor Of
Rambsrgsr RrOs' bank at 100 Broad
aud stood in trout % the cashier wIndO W.
'Thsrss your q, 1000" said one. hendln 6
the other q large envelope
The man OaaTtSd to open the envelope
when In rushed three OthOTs. one OF whom
SnsSchsd &C thS money. The envelope
wSs knocked into a corner. followed by
one oG the strangers. and the man who
had bsSn ataaoksd struck ont righNSnd
left.
Robbers, POMCsi' shouted ne bank
employees.
The cashier raksd his money into a
drawer. . porter ran 20 secure the doors,
while another called up Police Head
quarteTsc
-H's all right said Detective Barney
BLOOD az he aroSs from tho door with his
fingers twisted in the collar OF the man
who recsivsd the envelope. -Pm q detec-
tive and THE man 10 under arrest
This bat Of trouble. resulting In che
ArraIgnnlsut Of George II. King. u private
detective. an the Tombs court on a charge
81 extOrsing money from Mrs Fav Lewis
Tysen of the Prince George Hotel. had a
beginning IN tho marital difficulties or
Robert +. ryscn. a retired broker nearly
%. and has wife. who IL much has junior.
Last fall Tysen. who IL now in Europe
began suit In the Supreme Court 20 annul
the marriage ho contracted in 1913
in Bridgeport Conn, with his third wife.
who had divorced Joseph H. BenTimo.
the actor. 20 become Mr.. Iysen. He
attacked the validity Of the divorce
obtained in Detroit. Mich from BsnTimo.
henrimO. who IN the meantime MARI ed
Miss Helen Robertson, an actress. in
London. England, interviewed a De
fendsnt in The TvEen suit. setting up that
tho invalidat'on OF the divorce would
destroy his present marital relations.
iilegitimatlze his prospective heir and
restore the former marriage relation
with the other defendant.
Early la the proceedings Mrs Tyson
employed George n. King Of 5Os East
Fifteenth street, a private detective with
al OffiCe al NJ Liberty street. 10 trail
rys-n. A. a result she brought q counter
suit in which Kate NJ. kelleher was named
A. respondent. Later SHE became dis
-st Isiisd with Kings services and dls
charged him.
According 60 Henry White Of lei Broad
way. Tysen's lawyer. King went over ~
the enemy. reporting To Fred NJ. Van
PANT Of 80 Broadway. Tysen's counsel.
On March u LAWYER Van Zant served
an answer sitting zap az a defence a charge
~ adultery against Mrs. Tyneu and nam
ing a. correspondents her lawyer. Henry
White. and another man
In court yesterday White said King
threatened 90 tell damaging things about
Mrs. Tysen Il be- wasn't paid. Negotia-
tons were opened with King through
Herbert HorkheimeT District Attorney
Whitman was informed. and telephone
conversations between King and Hork-
heimer about the money werp taken by
stenographers through n receiver in the
District Attorneys othce.
When King raised hiH demand from
s.. 500 to 5000 Horkheimer agreed to
meet hun in front Of 100 Broadway with
the amount Detectives Flood. Fitz-
simmons and Thomas Of the District
Attorneys Office followed Horkheimer
who carried ia an envelope a SO hill
wrapped around a wad Of paper nspkins.
A. Kings suggestion they went INTO Bam-
berger Bros. hank TO pass the money.
Detective Fitzsimmons swore 10 a
short afidAvit charging 2 xtortion and Mag
istrate Barlow held King IN $500 bail
pending examination on Tuesday morn
ing. King went to the Tombs