The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-04-08

for hours but they could not make her
i52d stree, and for that reason she was
taken 20 the West i25rh street iolicc sta :
tiOn. The only time that she showed any
gus Of the terrible slrain she was under
poing was when they came To take her
downtown
Then sh. broke down and sobbcd a
little But she soon regained her com
ID p,siIre and fuced the young Assistant us
irict Attorney with the same iinperiurh-
able air that she ha worn al dav.
She will be arraigned III the Coroner 5
Court this morning and there too will
appear the hnllouvs and the supernte endent
of the apart ment who ur" the only wit
ness',s hat the Coroner has.
The police were not able To learn much
bevond what the woman told them of the
past life of the Snyd-rs. They came
10 His, oric Hail. subletting the apart
ments from u family that had not known
them and they KEEP, by themselves while
there.
Walter j. Snyder lived with a woman
whom he introduced as his wife in fiat
house AZ ?U West iieth street mp 10 Jan
uary Is last. The two had been good
iodgere the landlady said las, night.
for they were quiet and well behaved
and tor the nine months that they were
there had caused no trouble. She heard
them sav when they moved that they
We're going 10 an apartment on Riverside
Drive,
4 Walter J. Snyder and Mamie karn
are remembered III Morristown. n. j.
They left town about the same time
six years ago The Snyder known there
was a bartender in the Race Track Hotel.
on the outskirts of the town:
The Mamie karn who left Morristown
has "a brother who still lives there. He
ia Samuel Karn, and is a fairly prosperous
grocer. lie refused last night To talk
about his missing sister.
Charles A. Hazen. the secretary Of the
Sports of the Times Company, said last
night at his home. 3,i West roth street.
that Snyder had worked ON his paper for
about two wears Snvder's father. he
said, il William Snyder, and is now in
France in charge Of the raoing stable of
Frank Hitchcock.
SNYDER said Mr. Hazen. had charge OF
the advertising department of Sports o.
III. Times. He did his work ss usual on
Saturday. Before SNYDER went to Sports
ofMe Times he worked in Detroit for Daniel
tampati. one time inrmber OF the Demo-
cratic national committee. and Snyder
used TO manage trotting races and fairs
given in the towns near Detroit by Cam
pau Snyder was once n reporter OF rac-
ing news on the Morning Telegraph. Hazen
thinks.
HARTFORD, Conn April "A William j.
Snyder wss a defaulter from the Connec-
from De'roi, in 1909 10 b.cone manager
OF the association. which had taken over
the grounds of Charter Oak Park. His
father ia "a wei! known horsenan and has
been superintendent Of John Madden y
stables NJ Lexington. Kv When SNYDER
came here he brought hia wife. whom he
had married year before in Detroit and
who belongs TO n good family there.
T ley went TO live in Capital avenue. this
citv.
Shvder had IN his employ/at the Office
? AZ. Charter Oak. Park "a stenogrs pher
Miss Helen Cauiield. who came from New
Britain. where her father. John i. Csu-
field il builder. Miss Caufeld was
pretty and attractive The last day Of he
fair Snyder and Miss Caufield disap-
peared A soon aS IN" fair directors
could make an Investigation they an
nouncei that there was "A small shortage
IN Snvder's accounts. hut they never dis
4 closed the actual smouni.
Mrs Snyder finally returned to Detroit.
saving that she would suo for divorce
II is said that Mr.. Caufeld has received
IA letter within II wear from his daughter.
who eloDed with Snyder, saying thnt Mrs.
Snvder had secured divorce and thar she
tMiss tauilcldl and Snyder had been
married
In the spring Of 1910 Snyder and Miss
cauficld wcr. located in jacksonville.
Fla. and "A little later they came North
on Sports OF the Times Last summer
the fair directors got in touch with Snyder
and made him refund 5000, which was
only part of what he had taken from he
fair management
I Miss taufe.d ia abou. 25 years old
She was a stpnographer for y. h +. Cor
bin. New Britain, before she met Snyder.