New-York tribune., 1911-03-15
MAY ESCAPE SING SING
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unon additional enlightenment, for his
own satisfaction. on the question ot
Robins sanity before passing sentence
upon him
Mr. Jerome said that his appearance
AZ the conference did not mean that he
had removed his connecAn With Ro-
bins case. but that as he believed the
man 10 be insane. he felt II was his duty
20 do ANYTHING he could 10 see that II
such was the case h would he sent ~
the proper place. which place Mr.
Jerome thinks. is not the state prison.
Tale Of 100000 Transaction.
The story ~ how one Of its directors
got 800 600 from the Carnegie Trust
Companv is concerned with loan maze
70 that Institution b. the Madison Trust
COMPANY and the Nineteenth Ward
Bank The loan was made on April 10.
1910. and was for 1850 o0o. When The
check vas received by tho Carnegie
Trust Ccmpauv il was handed to one Of
the directors Who Endorsed . on the
back
Deposit to MY credit" and signed his
name below this Endorsement
The money was deposited 70 the di-
rectors credit. and though the Carnegie
company never received any benefit from
the check ~ aftarrard paid 'he Msdi-
son Trust Company and the Nineteenth
Ward Bank 500 roo on the loan Fer
this transaction District ATTORNEY Whit
man will ask for Indictment of the
director concerned for grand larcenv
2 r Finch and Custave Bsuman. di-
rectors of the Madison Trust Companv.
we're also witnesses before the grand
jury YESTERDAY william L Brewer, for
merlv vice president of the Northern
daily conference between Assistant Dis
trict AttornAv Clark and Robin Brewer
is ont on $4,000 bonds on an Indictment
charging periurv Il is understood that
he vas helping Robin yesterdav 10 ex-
plain certain transactions that preceded
the closing Of the Northern Bank He
Is one ~ the men generated b. Robin
in his confession 70 the District Attcrrev.
Further inquirv into the transactions
~ the Fidelity Funding COMPANY With
the Carnegie Trust Company disclosed
vesterdav that IN January. 1909 the late
e g Dickinson. then president of the
trust ccmpsnv. made the admission that
Patrick + keiran. the promoter of the
Fidelity. owed the Carnegie company
about 81 200 on
This admission was net brought from
the trust company president without
heckling that amounted almost 70
third degree" by the LAWYER for the rA
ceiver II the Fidelity, Who was trying
70 straighten our the tangled web that
keiran vove Mr. Dickinson Tas loath
10 have lt known at that time that
Keiran got into The trust company 70
such an extent lest the publication IF
such knowledge might bring on 4 dis
as-rous run. bur after hours of question
ing he approxirated the total OF the
Carnegie's claim against keirans com
PAM q $4,000
-Four hundred and zen thousand dol
lars II this S120oCo0 Mr. Dickinson
listed under the heading IF bills pur-
cha sed" and demand loans, and
though al Of this paper vas past due
ar that time. January Il. 1909, and had
been since the last II the preceding NO
,ernber. II has been carried on The car
negie's hooks ss 100 per cent assets since
that time
Just when The balance - SSooooo
was cleared If BY Keiran or his Ftdel-
itv COMPANY has not been made clear
from anv examination q the Carnegie
books since the failure. bu- OF the
81 300 coo which Dickinson said Keiran
.red the Carnegie on January L. 1902
oniv $500 900 is nov hsr4d in the assets
~ the trust company