New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
WRITING TO THE MAYOR
Complained Of Police Persec.
ton, So Lieutenant Kennel OF
Gaynor's Office, Got Warrant
CALLED HER A PARANo'AC
Miss Klaeboe, in Bellevue 1or
observation, a Visiting House
keeper, Taken by Detectives
Who Make Case Mystery

Alleged nv the police to be INSANE oo-
.araa 90 latter which she had sen. 10
Mavor cavnor. Miss Constance hlaeooe'
forty-ave years old, VISITING noora :
keaner who recently lived at poa'u
tho house at No. pa East ooth SUE
,,.ea lien n the psychopathic waru a.
no % uospital las. night for ooser-
walton. .ho arrest of
~ V,aahoo by two Headquarters u'
-. rrho are said to be Lieutenan'
80, ord reflective Kierney' "he'
renorters at the East 6'th s'ree. ,a s'a
zion where the prisoner was d. as.
a,tor her arrest, asked him aoou, 'Ae
oaso cudav refused to talk ABOUT II.
..r,,s case Is not for the press "'s
all Tho detective would say ..o
u was said by Miss olga Neunia" 80
r;neteen-year-old daughter OF M's. - =,
nan yyho keeps the boarding mouse !"
49,, eotb street that Gilday had sue" =
80 Liter On which she saw at the 10y
If the sheet the words his iioNOl =,
Navor'' and at the bottom INC NAM
Miss Klaeboe. ,.,rd.
The detectives appeared at the ooaiu
- &c for the first time on Weones'
day night Mrs. Neuman reoe' ,,l
They asked for Miss klaepoe' anu
Iand,adv sent for her and TOOK het :,
tho narlor. where the detectives a"di'eo
her After a conversation oil sever :"
minutes the detectives went away anu
Miss llaeboe returned TO her rooni'
After the detectives went away VI
"wednesday night Miss Klaeooe sa'o
nothirr about their visit. She went ou'
70 work Yesterday morning as usual
few minutes before her usual liilio " -
turn the detectives called again ""eu
Miss <Iaeboe came in Miss Neumah toiu
ber that two men were waiting TOT h''
in the parlor She went IN.
After about fifteen minutes th' ue'
tectjves came out with Miss klaeooe pe'
tween them. They started Tor the oo''
h,,t Miss Nelman stopped them aho
oo,od IA know where they were takihs
Mic I<laehoe. Detective Gilday. Miss
Neuman said. told her the woman was
under arrest. She asked the detective
nv what authority he made the arrest
ord no showed her letter, she de
c,ared the substance Of which she was
TOO excited to grasp. She saw however
sbe said. that 1T seemed 10 be addressed
IN the MAYOR and signed by Miss hlae
Doe.
Al the East s7th street station, GildaN
sont for DR.. Terry, of the Presbyterian
tIospital. He stayed with the prisonel
in q rear room, where she was In charge
Of a matron, about twenty minutes
Then an ambulance was called IRON
BELLEVUE and the woman was takei
there
Al ReIleyue Hospital 1t was learne'
that the warrant for Miss klaeboe's ar
rest had been issued by Magistrat
o.cornor. and It was said that she wa
arrested for Fostering the Mayor VIII
conulaints Of police persecution. Magls
trata OConnor said the warrant ha'
been obtained by Lieutenant Kennel
ohio is attached TO the Mayors office
Kennel. the magistrate said exhibite
an eight-page letter which the masis
tratA ayerred was too deep for him. al
though he said It was written by per
sor NJ education. Kennel, Magistrat
o,co,ror said, told him that the womal
was q paranoiac.
Nfiss KIaeboe, Mrs. Neuman said ma
lived AZ her house since last October. Sh
nod come there from the German GOV
.rresses' Home across the street. Sh
was very quiet and orderly In the house
and nobody. as far as Mrs. Neumai
tnew had observed anything strange II
her manner.
At the German Governesses' Home
,yor,an who said she was the superin
tendent told a reporter that MISS kiae
hoe a Norwegian, had lived there fou
va,re Though not a governess, she ha'
been allowed to occupy quarters IN III
institution until II became crowded. Sh'
yeas intelligent aud highly educated. tn
SUPERINTENDENT said. In appearance MIS-
Elaeboe is mild and refined. She Is sinai
81 stature. with iron gray hair WheI
arrested she was dressed entirely IL
black.