The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-26
GIRL REVEALS MAN
I'm LONDON WANTED
!; FOR SW|NDLE HERE
New York Detectives Follow
:. Her TO the Hiding Place
:. of ArnStein.
LOST $4,000.
F'Sick Engineer" GameWorked
by Trio Headed, II Is Said,
by This Man.

LONDON. June @.-Nicho,as P. Arm
Dtein was brought up ut Bow Street
Police Court to-day on an extradition
warrant and re'uanded b. the Masis-
frate un2l July 3. lie was arrested
yesterday by Scotland Yard detectives
ht the request OF the New York police
pm an allegation that he had embezzled
$4,000 In New York. lIc-was staying at
leading hotel under the name Of:
games w. Adair and claimed to be nm
Insurance stock broker. When charged
be repudiated the name OF Arnstein.
Keen detective work by Lieut.. Barney
Flood OF the New York Dissatisfaction
hey's stan brought about Unexpectedly
he arrest OF Arnstcin, believed to be the
bead OF gang Of swindlers who dupcd
hs New York brokerage firm OF II. c.
1esargel a. Company out OF the amount
banned.
Once again . woman unconsciou,iy
BOWED q detectives problem.
: Flood and Detective Sergt. Joseph RI
Yey. his partner. came over here on an
bther mission. They were sent TO bring
back to New York A. X. Motley jr. and
Clark A. Miller. arrested here on a
rharge OF defraudlng william ottman
hnd others out OF 100000. who afterward
~srs released, and sailing for New
Fork. gave themselves up before Flood
pnd Riley could do anything.
The detectives were about 10 return
soms when District-Attorney Whitman
cabled them that Arnstein, who, II IL
hliessd. effected the larceny by the moth
Daten sick engineer game. was sup
posed to be In England. and askcd Flood
md Riley to look around.
Long and arduous work produced
nothing. The police OF Scotland Yard.
who had received a description of the
Snan. could md no evidence OF Arr
1tsln's presence In the country.
Quite, satisfied that his quarry was not
within striking distance. Flood strolicd
into the Hotel Carlton on Saturday at
fernoon. He chatted with the clerk and.
FOR want OF something else to occupy
him while the clerk was engaged. Tipped
pver the pages OF the register. He came
Upon the name Jeanne Mccormick
KNEW NAME OF WOMAN WHO
i WAS ARNeTeiN's COMPANION.
That's odd he remarked. "A Jeanne
Mccormick was Arnsteins compani on
pn New York." "a
Flood asked the clerk to describs' her.
When she came down In the evening
he watched her. She kept to herself
that day. then on Sunday and also on
Monday.
Yesterday Flood asked supt. F-os,
bf Scotland Yard to assign men TO help
him trail the woman. Riley and Flood
khen went back to the hotel and ioitersd
Do the lobby.
Soon after breakfast the woman went
but. A heavy rain was falling SO she
Jailed Q taxlcab and rode OF.
II 80 happened that her taxicab was
tho only one In the vicinity. Flood
bud Riley had to run after Il and the
hlippery streets made II 20 hard for
She taxi to speed that they kept II In
blight until Piccadiily Circus was
eeached. There II made . great gain
Ind was about 10 disappear. when Riley
ptghtsd an occupied taxiosb. Quickly
plating his business. he Communicated
The auto and ordered the chauffeur "a
bursue the other machine.
The woman did not know she was bsinl
Followed. When the detectives wer,
ur.ie close to the first taxi It stopped y
front Of a small hotel in Ike ,sIigt u
and .ts woman passenger allxh,sd ant
vent into the hotel.
Flood and Riley entered the lobby IL
time TO STE Arnsiein como dowusta!r