The Detroit times., 1911-11-13
7BONDSMAN DRAGS MAN FROM
HOME IN HIS "NIGHTIE" AND
HANDS HIM OVER TO POLICE
All-Night Vigil at Home of CAST
mir F. Adamowicz Has
Sensational Finish.
FEARED MAN WOULD SKIP.
Invading Party Enters Home by
Strategy and Hustles Quarry
Out Through Window.

Fearful lest his own client should
jump his bail bond OF 5000 and leave
for parts unknown, Constantine TREE
trzynski. a Polish attorney, accom-
panied BY one OF the bondsmen.
number of the latter's friends, and
some officers from Chene-st station.
laid siege all Friday night 10 the
residence OF Casimir f. Adamowicz,
No. $40 Palmer-ave. east, and after
repeated efforts to get in without
breaking and entering, succeeded in
getting in by strategy, at o'clock,
Saturday morning.
Adamowicz was seized by the at
torney and the bondsman, dragged
from his bed and thrust through the
window, where he fell into the hands
OF officers. Attired only in his night
gown. he was taken 10 the Chene-st.
station, where he was given his
clothing and allowed TO dress.
Police Justice Stein, who had &c.
cepted the bail bond, Friday after
noon, Cancelled IL Saturday morning,
and Adamowicz was taken to Jail
John Buchalski Obtained Adamo-
VICES arrest, Friday, alleging that
Adamowicz obtained $500 from him as
first payment on lot on Lyman-pl..
which he claimed 10 own but which
is owned by George Epstean. Rumors
that Adamowicz WAS involved I'm sew
eral similar transactions and was
preparing TO skip, were ignored by
Attorney TrZetrzynski, and he secured
two OF his friends, j. Kaster, an
architect, and Michael Kluszynski. a
liquor agent, to go on Adamowlcz's
$500 bond. Friday evening, the at
torney heard fresh rumors that the
real estate agent was planning TO
skip out, and he hastily consulted JUS
tice Stein, who told him that he would
have TO surrender Adamowicz into the
custody oil the police before the bonds
men could be released from RESPONSE
bility.
AdamowicZ refused TO surrender
himself at the request OF his attorney
and Bondsman Kluszynski locked his
door and told them he intended to
stay In the house. They got some
officers from Chene-st. station, and
gang of their friends. and laid siege
10 the premises. They rang the door
bell repeatedly. howled and cat-called
all night and made such a noise that
everybody In the neighbofnood was
soon appraised of the situation After
an all-night vigil. the family in the
FIAT above Adamowicz's dwelling, let
members of the party in through their
fiat, and down rear stairway into
the Adamowicz apartment. They
then rushed In and seized AdamoWicz,
dragged him out of bed, and thrust
him through the window.
Adamowicz, i'm the Jail, says that
they threw water on him and beat him
up. He is very indignant He is
good-looking young fellow. % years
old, and from his own statement is
frenzied fnancier who has the Wall
ST. gang backed OFF the boards.
He says he is the head Of CO.
operative concern, in which about 30
carpenters are interested They draw
no salaries. but will get their pay II
his projects are successful. He SAYS
he got an option on the Lyman-pl.
lot. paying 500 down on It, and con-
tracted to erect $4,000 house on it
for Buchalsk who paid him $500
down. He admits that he has no deed
deed after Buchalski house was fin
ished. He has five other houses un-
der construction he says. and now
that he is in jail, he fears that his
business will all go 10 smash.
A few days ago some OF his asso-
ciates asked him for some real money.
He told them he had none, but they
insisted he SAYS so he gave FIVE OF
them checks for 90 each on the
Michigan Savings bank These, OF
course were returned unpaid. he says.
and he remarked YEARLY that his car
penters were treating him badly, and
spelling his plans. because they seem
ed TO be angry about II.
Il have no money and will not
have any until these projects are fin
lshed," he says. "and If my co-opera-
tive carpenters go back on me- and
nv customers put me in Jail. how am
[ going TO finish up the houses?'