The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-26
BANK Theft FOOTS
UP SOME 100000
Outsiders Said to Be lmpli-
Gated With the Missing
Cashier.
REPORT THAT NE IS BACK
Banks Lawyers Say They Are
Going to Sue Two Stock
Exchange Houses.

stolen from n strong box in the New York
agency 81 the Russo & hinese Bank
proved Yesterday 20 be a small part Of
The hanks actual loss IL was stated
a4thorltatIvely that the total approxi-
mated $40. 600 This statement was con
"rm"d by Inspector Markowski. who
rrrr-sents that man Office IN 81 Peters
uarE and Julius Goldman. the hanks
attorney
Bu, II appears tina, Erwin Wider. the
cashier who has confessed that he took
considerably more than So 900 worth
81 securities. IL not held by the bank TO
hs responsible for the theft ~ the whole
amount
You know that other persons are con
Csrned IN this besides Wider said Mr.
MArkowskI. and a moment later he added
i want 20 make 1t clear tina, any one
concerned with Wider in these thefts
u entirely unconnected with the bank
Although the inspector was not will
nE to amplify this remark. his state
ment IN itself confirmed belief in the
financial district that a complete investi-
CATION into the affairs 81 the local agency
may follow at the request Of men in this
country who are interested IN seeing
Nra'her there has been any wrongdoIng
on a large scale by several persons
II was learned yesterday tina, such a
> Ggestion Is being formulated and that
" viii be addressed To the Russian MIN
srer q Finance HIS representative
N 'hIs country - Gregory Wilenkin
financial agent Of the Imperial Russian
Government whose Office Is in New Lon
don Conn Nothing has reached hum vet
\ simultaneous request Will probably
tr sent To Edouard \ostE lln chief officer
% the Russo-Chness Bank and also head
ot the Bank 81 Paris and tho Low Coun-
tries. He - IN Paris, and he was on. II
the organizers Of the Russo-C hines Rank
m IsIS. Il was stated yesterday by one
iArnIlIAr with the banks history that a
month ago It absorbed the Ranque du
Nord OF 81. Petersburg. but that the com
UlnatIon had not been considered a very
successful step and that a reorganization
seemed quite PROBABLE. Also that the
conditions winch permitted a theft OF
500. on would re- nvesti gated
There was a report last night which the
police SAID they had faith in that Wider
had come back TO his house Three men
from he Central Once shadow 81 the hous..
all the evening and they were relieved at
midnight by three others. who set out to
spend the night on the watch.
|. B. GinsburG. Widers lawyer. who
.v-s IN the same house. declared with
Eroi deal of indignation tha, Wider
had not come back
He's a good many miles from here.
sad he You can trust TO that
der IL gong Ia plead To this charge.
be going To take his medicine all night
~ the bank Deople didn't play square
with hum and now he's going 20 make them
hunt for him
What do you mean by their not playing
sl.ar"'- he was asked
We'll the idea was that the search for
''"~" securities should b- carried on
D..-t.y and that any action was to be
~ .'Eh"lf until tall. said Ginsburg Wider
Na- gong 10 help them look for these
nd one day last week Wider and |
went o. Goldman Office to meet him and
NArAowskl Wider came voluntarily. and
tI> = wh"r" hehevs they have not kept
.a'. with ~
- va. Understood that Wider should
El'- tV"nty-four hours IN which ~
return 2, IN" place where he was hiding
A. a matter - fact he was a little afraid
2. ID" Absolutely frank with them and hs
IN 20 20 The place that they thought
3" nli ia mnd And II was d good thing
ma - didn't becaus- mon wero sent
p. '" Their" when he got hack az course
trsy didn't find him and they haven't
g.. nd nun vet
H., why was Wlder ANXIOUS TO put IN
a. I0'Ipu against HIM until fall and why
- Pee -tHou4ng tho consequences now
u" aver wa- asked
W.. | sIppOs.. because IT'S not very
'"'u.'rr'arl" hylng IN tn" Tombs th-s"
ins. D" -"ph"i with perfectly serious
/, vy-r GInshurg dad not make good
r- tr1our r-rn"nt 81 Saturday night
'... .- and that on Monday he would
= SOD. ~ toe names Of the Stock ENchang"
.-"- s.'n which " ld-r was able 10 do
.-'"-- even though there II an ~
'.t.s. i.lI" for'ldding msmbers TO carry
... a..r'.u'- Of clerks or employees of
.r.-- ~" sad that II wasn't blum /
..l '.t' 30. knew TIA. names of several ~
--. rms But b" wouldn't explain
".. o." names w-r"nt forthcoming
''..'' % remark
. not gong 10 shoot On all my fire"
.-- 80 o.clock IN the morning and
'. o. EnIrp.ud the rest n the tny watch
.'.s~ G""fl" having a good time
20. at.l NAT h" had never seen a list ~
pea -'r.-- and brnd- m which Wider had
..a4.I ". r.IIaV.d that Goldman had
~ and was ira cing the securities
o.. '..- subject Inspector NarkowskI /
-.. .-s'.'diy Tn. hank n fully pro-
''! and you may rest assured that
.' '"0' ~ th"s~ securities VIII he
.. ..rarlr in,eres, was expressed
a. = Hil' street mon Yesterday IN the /
....- .' 'i- tank 20 recover Score I
rE q ~" stock Exchange would
r." .E- opinion n tins question. I
... Ftr"i among brokers The 7
...- lHr 'g.' hank are gong 20 sue at
...' .Ha stock ENchange houses. they I
..-'"riav. 20 regain their securities .
81" s....." we're working pretty actively
r.-...' ..v 20 rrd Wider They were
.-- .F.' .r'o ~, case hy the bank people I.
~ LAY NErkowski tho Russian /
'.r and IHwver Goldman went 20
'." Peep" .'rf Russell az Headquarters ,
'..' .''"-Ipuu They told him that /
.. '"i Wli"r arrested for grand I
b.. 3D." LI-sol! asked what the amount /
OIL. " 'r'" vas sTd Goldman told HIM .
'. ' "w-I a1"rs hal put y AZ $40. 80.
''., 'Duli iAt ~ 90 at that. They |
... r ''" ;s.f,e a description 81 Ni"er /
- ''s. ,.-S"i that no general alarm be
-
i."r v.H las A. the banks agency a
" o" * 'n~'"Tiav Some 81 his neigh |
. n. " Ir' Hop" glAo" m The Bronx
~ .s 'iA' the saw him rush out Of |
.-" .' amp .gfo an automobile
b.. SD 'tr -''"-r oun GirGhVrR didn't /
'.u .r "..rv ihis lie lawyer saws !
20 ".afy time hs turns around he has |
30 .r" -nA1owIng HIM. but he doean