The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
KATE DIDN'T BEAT WITNESS
TWO Young MEN VINO DID. TELL
TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
states witness IN Helnke STOCK Larceny
Case CFOss-EsNAmIned- Admits That
Ne o. Under Indictment On a Charge
90 Pawnlng Hts Nne's Diamonds.

Case CPoss-E;Eamlned Admits That
Ne o. Under Indictment On n Charge
90 PawnIng H1s NHes Dlamoads.
District Attorney Whitman was satis-
fed Yesterday that the attack upon Walter
L. Clark. States witness Against Donald
Persch. indicted for larceny % stocks he
longing 60 r. A. HsinHe. vas not brought
about by Charles Kate. Who - one Of the
defendants. hut was the outcome II .
drinking session. The two young m-h
Who b~at Clark saw the District Attorney
and sAid that Il they were wanted for Oh"
Grand Jury they would he accessible Al
any time. The fight. they said. occurred
after a drinking bout in a Broadway hotel
and q ride in a taxica n in which there we're
three women. Clark and the two young
men Who beat him. Mr.. Whitman. pre-
vious To the arrival Of the young men AZ
his once. had requested Magistrate
Barlow TO discharge Katz.
Clark was on the witness stand all day
before Justice Marcus in the Supreme
Court and told Of the deal by which the
gang obtained possession Of Heinze's
stocks. He said he went Ia $50 HeinS~
to arrange for . loan nominally through
the Windsor Trust Company. hut really
With the purpose "a steal the stocks pat
up as collateral and worth much more
than the loan. After tho job had been
done Clark won't to SO Joyce and
got his o. OOO commission. He ~ first
divided on a basis Of o. 90 commission.
JIIman got S3OO. Kaufman. who made tn"
application for the loan. got tSOo and the
rest was split up between the witness.
PerNch and kaiZ. Later Clark gave
Perach $50 ~ the 81 coo he had held out,
and Persch said poor katy.
Did you get any money from Pernch
after that?- asked Assistant District At
torney Mott. Mcintyre Objected. hut
the question va. allowed and Clark said
that Ia had received eiO.O0o m his share
Of the epoils in addition To third Of 81 to0
which came from the sale OF the first
block % the stolen stocks.
On crosa-exa u,natlon by John y. Nc
Iniyre Clark said that he was broker
and lived AZ rs Vest 10Th street with a
Mrs Mckenzie. His wife was now IN
stamford. since they separated he had
lived with an actress 81 the name ~ Sadie
West On.
Did you steal her diamonds and pawn
them for o. .5OO7- asked Mcintyre. Clark
said that hs had not stolen the diamonds,
bat tina, he had pawned them and had
'been arrested and indicted. He had
not been indicted a. for q second ohence
this time. and the District Attorney had
npk UrOlNArF-tt uAtti ~ VIZ '"EHN''
case.
did you ever represent yourself a.
MIR. Trench ~ the house ~ Uhltelder.
THOMPSON A Go asked Mcintyre.
40" aaid Clark hut q man called me
that onoe and did not correct him.
Clark aaid that he met Persch and kat1
Glrns IN February. 1910. He met Sherwood
later. He knew him a. the cashier for
l.. J. Field a Co. a curb brokerage firm.
He did not know that jacob Field. a mem
Der Of the stock Exchange. vas a member
Of the firm.
IL developed that the reason VI. NJ.
JOYCE was brought into the loan vas that
the Windsor Trust Company refused To
deal with Heinze Clark said he did not
ses President Young when he vent 20 the
trust company. but talked with BirmlnG-
ham He know Heinse we'll and had
made several attempts "a get loans for
him.
The season came 20 Q clooe AZ 4 O'Clock
With Mcintyre trying 20 Ret Clark 90 say
that he had proposed the deal 90 Persch.
Clark dsnied "a.