New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-01

Wants FHnancierS Tried Where
Laws Are Nest Severe.
KNEW aUALEY YEARS AGO
Has Plenty Of Witnesses, Is Sure
of Her Case. anc Ready
for Trial.

Asrs. William = Bull LEFT Newport last
nlght end came again to this city 20 camp
CT TIE trail Ct Holm Qualey and Harvey
W. CGTeett- who Eave been spending the
has; few DAYS in Jefferson Market prison
on Mrs Bulls charge that they got $4,000
Of her mercy by a conspiracy TO defTaud
her, worked through the Magnesis Asbestos
Company.
she went &c Newport Friday night to
help the officials OF Rhode Island in their
efforts to have cuaiey and Ccrbeit extra
6ited 20 that state. She returned here 70
bs ureseu+ at the hearing this morning on
the writ Of habeas CORPUS. oy "hich
Qualey AND Corbett will try 10 set free
Il have organized a detective bureau OF
nv own to run these men down" she Sal0
last night and I ala going to have them
returned TO Rhode Island for trial Qualey
came there TO see me and got my money
and now he must pay for what he mas
done"
She nausea a minute TO control her us
sng anger. That was not all" she con
.tnre5. He was not satisfied with what
f.e Got in cash. but he wanted me 10 sell
NV property and get more money 20 put
into his company. ] might have done IT,
90" she added, If ! had not mad the Ne
7.anset plant investigated. That convinced
IRE OF what be was trying 10 do and then /
began q thorough investigation of him
Knew oualey Wears Ago.
She vas tod that dispatch had been re
reived II THIS city yesterday from Columbus
saying that a relative Of hers had said mat
oualey's u3otaar was a. one time servant
81 bIrs. Bulls family in Columbus. she
admitted then thar she HAD known OF
Qualey before nc was introduced 70 her by
Mrs. Ellen Dunlap Hopki- 5
7 think I I'D know Qualey, Or at least
know Ct him -72any years ago" she sai'1
but II IS no1 true that lis mother vas
.=erzant il ms family. That is mistake
Int there was = Qualey family IL Column
bus. As 1 remsmter it there were four
1.ovs in the family. and three Of them were
1lne men. while the fourth was the black
sheen of the fock- I think John eualey
vas the fourth son
Ne She said. IN answer to another
question. u had not seen or heard OF hin
Ter wears. ana ! did not remember him
when Mrs Hopkins introduced him 70 ne
Fsut since these things have happened /
have been trying 10 remember, and ] am
pretty sure that l recall him now.
rDon't think that ! blame Mrs. Hop
tias.~ she added, hastily. I have no COM
1.lai,.t against her at all I think she acted
IN perfect innocence. / have cabled her III
London. and she replied today that she
would be glad to come back here and tes-
sifv If wanted her. [ don't know whether
j shall need her, but if / do she will come.
Has Many Witnesses.
4 have so many witnesses. sou know
Mrs, TSuil continued. that / have no fear
hat Ousler and Corlpett will go free. As
soon as L began 10 suspect Qualey 1 started
my investigation. Ii had been going on for
some days when the men were arrested. 1
Rad General Charles 4. Wilson, the former
United States District Attorney for Rhode
Island. for my attorney III Newport, and
Frederick e. Kellog. OF Jersey City, lock-
ing I'D Qualey's New Jersey record. while
Mr.. Craig was my New York attorney. We
lost money through QuaIey, and my at
-crneys tell me that we Will have no trouble
II proving our case.
When she was asked about Corbett she
said:
Yes, want him taken TO Rhode Island,
TOO. OF course, ] think that Quaiey was
the principal one in the conspiracy 10 de-
fraud me, but then, Corbett had his part
and ! am not going TO let up on him.
either. 1 am determined 20 make an OK
ample OF these men, and [ want them tried
Il Rhode Island, where the laws are strict
-. sn6 they caa he more severely pun
sshed-''
Mrs.. Bun could not seem 10 make Up her
mind 10 be as severe on Corbett as size was
%. Q4aiey. hui stzn she was. convinced that
re bad been deeply concerned n the aff2tE
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