New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
ALLAN RYAN SETS TRAP
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Il. it was said but on that date he failed

Ii, IT was said. but on that date he failed
to get anything from her
It was following Qualey's last VISIT
that Mrs. Bull had her son. James u
Blaine. Sd. go to Neponsett, Mass, ana
look UP the supposed plant OF the Mag
nesia- Asbestos Company. It was saio
that he found at the address given
vacant lot Mrs Bull communicated
with Mr.. Craig. who visited the Newark
plant The lawyer found there factory
building the ownership OF which was
ascribed to the Magnesia- Asbestos Conn
pany but II was empty and closed, II is
said. The warrant followed Coroett
was named In it because it was TO MIN.
the police said, that Mrs. Bull made out
her checks.
Detective Price said last night that Oh
October s. 1903, Quaiey was arrested on
the complaint Of Leo Kresser, r1echan-
zeal engineer, of No. 90 West street, VINO
said that he had been induced to invest
$4,000 in the Observation-Disclosures Com
pany on the assurance that he would re-
ceive handsome dividends and also the
job of consulting engineer at a salary
of $50 a week. For three weeks, Price
said. Kresser got his salary as agreed
Then it ceased, and when Kresser sought
for a reason he found that Quaiey had
disappeared. He was subsequently ar
rested and discharged
On February s. 1902, according 10 the
detective, Qualey was arrested on the
complaint of Patrick Egan, at the time
United states Minister to Chill, who
charged Qualey with having fraudulent
ly sold him $50 900 worth of the stock
of the United States Carbonate Com
pany. That case was settled out of court
Mcintyre in Night Court
Tof1n +. Mcintyre and several other
lawyers appeared in the night court TO
see If Magistrate Barlow would not ac-
cept bail for Qualey and Corbett.
"Will your honor examine the pa pers?"
Mr.. Mcintyre asked
THE papers are not here" clerk In
formed Mr.. Mcintyre.
This is an outrage said the lawyer.
Both of my clients are perfectly inno-
cent men, and 1 am prepared to furnish
bail in any amount. They are not guilty
Of any wrongdeing, and their detention
is q crying outrage, q travesty on JUS
tice''
ALI OF which may be true. Mr.. Nc
Intyre," interrupted the magistrate. but
nothing can be gained by making these
here. You do not understand
the purpose Of the night court. It is
only for the hearing and disposition Of
petty cases"
Il am going 10 Police Headquarters to
see what can be done there Mr.. Nc
Intyre announced to the reporters, land
If I can accomplish nothing there, I
shall apply TO Justice Bischoff, in the
Supreme Court, for writ of habeas
corpus. Ny clients are innocent. and
they must be admitted to bail at once.
Holding them over night at Police Head
quarters is an outrage
At Police Headquarters DIR. Mcintyre
was accompanied by David c. Hirsch,
q Mr.. Colgate, who was prepared 10 offer
himself as hondsman, and Mr.. Colgate's
LAWYER
AR. Mcintyre obtained permission
from Lieutenant Mannion TO talk with
the prisoners. and after having con-
ferred with them for while asked Lieu
tenant Mannion to furnish him with a
transcript of the charge against the two
men recorded on the Police Headauar-
ters b1otter.