The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-25
GEN. DAN S|CKLES
MUSTPAYS23,476
OR GO To JAIL
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OF ms being locked up over sunday
would be avoided. Mr.. Kennedy will
turn over the order to Deputy Attorney
General McQusid at No. 2ss broadway
and Mr. McQusld will Immediately
transfer 1t to Sheriff Hamburger for
service.
The AttOrney-General and other state
ofieers have decided that sympathy has
ceased to be virtue In Den. Sickles's
case. IL has been shown that during
me years he was Chairman OF the state
Monument Commission lie helped him
self to the funds as though they were
Ids own. The confidence OF his asso-
ciates In his integrity was so great
that he had no difficulty In taking
what he wanted. When his shortage
was discovered toward the end Of last
year, as the Generals financial trou-
bles were pliing up, 1t amounted to over
$4,000.
The Generals wife, from whom ne
had been enstranged for thirty years,
ana his son Stanton set about to make
good the shortage Stanton Sirkies
went to Albany. saw Mr.. CarmodS, and
paid about $4,000 on account OF the
debt. stating that the balance would be
In the State Treasury before Jan. 20.
Attorney-General Carmody was told
that Mrs. Sickles would raise the re-
CURED funds by selling property she
owns In Madrid. Spain. When Jan. 20
arrived the balance OF the debt was un.
satisfied. On Jan. %, Mr.. Carmody re-
ceivsd a letter from Mrs. sickies ask.
Ing for more time.
In the mean time he had made in.
Quiries which established that Gen.
sickies's AFFAIRS are in an extremely
involved state. that mortgages on his
home In lower Fifth avenue are about
to he foreciosed and that whether the
resources OF Mrs. Sickles are sufficient
70 make sood the dsficit To the Stat. Z.
not the prospect that she win do $. s
problematicai. Ne decided to take &C
ton. N'
The proceedings Instituted to-day by
Acknowledgement csrniody before, JUS
tice Rudd In Albany are of a quasi
criminal character. For that reason an
order OF arrest instead OF . variant was
procured. It IL the PURPOSE. Of the
Attorney General to give the Generals
friends and family every opportunity to
save him from the disgrace Of imprison-
ment. .r ~ .,a, %, ., ...
Mrs. sickles, only four months ago.
satisfied q Judgment OF Sc which had
been obtained aeatnst her husband by
the Lincoln Trust Company. She al.
ready holds a second mortgage Of $4,000
on his home. The Bowery savings Banx
holds a f,rst MORTGAGE Of 1000. on
which sass interest," has been overdue
since Aus 4. r6e .bac,,, ssxes al me
propertv amount. 10 I'll ,OoO. and txo drvs
aro a ,ud~men, "a, entered apalps,
Csr s,cris. sor 4, g0 IN notes rIv.n 10
Au.,., U.,k,hsr ,or money Ioansd
nSw-s-,c r,o,,., g 80 80
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eNe'AI "'0er' ronl 'SHeo'
the domestic troubles OK Gen. Sickles
nave peen ming the newspapers .fo'
months stanton s'ckles. ms son. wac
Is now partially reconc'led TO his father.
maze scandaious accusations against the
aged veteran. He charged that his
father FOR sixteen years supported a
woman who is'now the wife of a very
prominent New Yorker. This asn'isa-
ton was made subsequent to a chorge
made by the General AGAINST, his Wife
10, "e pr .ss !" Has S'Gs,es ~ .ne seeond
1,n.r.-. p..,,.,, Sav.h,.r -
musio master They were marrIei in
thin city In 1855 In. 1859. then n member