New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-01
H. G. Moore Then Puts Up Live.
Iy Battle in Street Against
Hospital Employees.
COMMISSION TO ACT Soon
Mans Daughter Insists He Has
Been Incompetent for Sew
eral Years-Released
from Jail Recently.
From The Tribune Correspondent. J


Hackensack, N. j.. Aug. Si.-Henry q.
Moore, known as the "alimony dodger'
who was recently released from the
Hackensack jail. under $4,000 bail peno-
ing the settlement OF his wife's SUIT 10
recover $4,000 back alimony, and VINO on
Thursday was taken TO the Hackensach
Hospital suffering from mental and physl-
cal breakdown, gave the hospital authori-
ties much concern this afternoon, when
he attempted to escape from nurse VINO
had taken him out for Walk.
Moore asked to be allowed 10 take
short walk this afternoon, and the mouse
physician. DR.. Muller. and MISS STONE
the matron, agreed. with the understahu-
ing that nurse accompany him. IL was
intended Moore should walk along the
heights. and no further, but he starter
down Essex street. past list, ana 'heii
over the New Jersey New YORK uaon''
All this time the nurse was urging MN
70 return. but Moore continued along Els
COY street into the heart Of the town. Inc
Young woman didn't dare leave MIN "
90 to "A telephone. fearful he might Go
cape her altogether.
DIR Muller became a hit apprehei'''N
when the allotted few minutes had eA-
uired and Moore was not IN sish'' i"e
house physician made a Few inquiries a"e
,hen hurried along Essex street unui nc
overlook the wealthy patient ana the en-
cited nurse.
..noc,or Mr. Moore says he will not go
back 10 the hospital exciai''ieu '"'
nurse. ~ .,,b, ,
"We, I guess he'll go back. all righ''
remarked the doctor
..y.u guess III not go back youhs
man. and IT will take more than you "
do 4, too" snapped Moore, who Is Sky
three years old. dian,
euro enough. the Philadelphia res'ocn'
ID a strenuous resistance. ana Dr'
Nh. ,elaphoned for the auto arnpu-
Lace its arrival didn't reduce Moore
,amper or determination ana Tie io'e
,he men who put him In the amou'""','
Nooro Was brought to the HackehsaCA
Irosuital from Montclair THURSDAY a' '"'
,rsta,ce az the Illinois Surety COMPANY
-, nou york which is responsible LOT
h,s hail bond OF 5000. The DAY pe'o''
,n COS brought here his daughter MrS'
"a
IN. = NJ schott caused Nice-Chah-
cellor stevenson 10 appoint coih'''Ss'o'
IN examine Moore as to his SANITY
The commission is composed oil Assem-
hIrrnan John W. Zisgen. Of Ramsey III
Howard G.. McFadden. OF liach'"s"'"
Ia rroeholder Wendell j. Andreas. OF
,r.sn,ck They will endeavor to make tn''
examination during the COMING wen
Mares conduct to-day may res"'' :"
ia,dtry him I'm a sanatorium
Mrs. schott insists her father mas oee"
,,c,nne,ent FOR twelve or fourteen years
has,np her contention on his mode OF Nv
ING and the manner IN which All MS
nancy has disappeared. as well as MS
valuable collection OF diamonds wv
vear. ago me spent three or -FOUR Woh'nS
=, tho Hackensack Hospital. sherln
,o,kIip perrnitting his stay there despite
o.. statement of the County PHYSICIAN
r.. ~ q NcFaddon. ihat Moore was wei
oroueb 10 be locked In the Iall Inc
c,arv channels through which Moore y
-oo,,v and diamonds left him on that
occasion caused the matter TO be taken
M by the grand jury. but no indictments
were founL.
N,s Schott Is particularly ANXIOUS 10
sonarate her father from woman "hofn
.be knows ar Mrs. Belmont. VINO was
It'd On have been Moore's housekeeper IN
n New York apartment.