The evening world., 1913-06-16

1000 he had borrowed q year ago upon
the mortgage given on the farm. WS-
be, refused. and when the note fell 0us
last Monday WALTON instructed Ms
lawyer, Sander. to bring foreclosure
proceedings In the Supreme Court az
Monticello. the county seat Of sullivan
County.
wesoeR THREATENED AZ
pRisALs IN MONTICELLO. .
Bridge webbsr. who was then IN
Monticello. loudly proclaimed that tbs
$1,000 loaned BY WALTON 70 brother
Charles was IN reality his money; thas
he had given II to WALTON to loan to
his brother out Of q delicate rsspect \,
for Brother Charles's feelings.
rive got a pull in this town." wSeM
Der cried, and II that bum Vallo1
comes here I'll have him arrested - !
vasrant." "A
But last Tuesday WALTON and sandiSpf
appeared In Monticello and there wars
no arrests The case was set on ~
calendar for last Thursday and vail6pI
remained In town until that time. Thief
the court proceedings we're put over
until this week.
II know that WALTON can establish al
sorts OF an alibi for himself II he HI
to-" said Sander to-day. II know \
was either in Monticello or at Borouk
Park on Saturday morning." y
Jack Rose and Sam Schepps. ak,
turning against Weber. have promtSel
to appear m Valion's witnesses &hd'
the foreclosure proceedings are taken
In court.
WEeeER TO VANISH A. SOON A.
he 10 PHYSICALLY ABLE.
Weber. still at the Polyciinic Hos
! pital. where he was removed from &C.
vincents Hospital on Saturday. was re-
ported to-day to be on the fair road to
recovery. although the wound In his
shoulder 10 very painful The doctors
said to-day II will be a week before ne
can be moved from the hospital ana his
wife announced that the very day ne
leaves the hospital ne will start for his
brothers farm at Faiisbury. up the
State.
| Lieut. Hennessey and Detective Har-
vey OF the Fifth street station. who
are on the trail of webber's assailant.
In a lengthy interview with the injured
man yesterday. obtained certain infor.
nation which they believe will b a
material aid to them. Weober stu
insists he did not know the man who
stabbed him. though the detectives have
information Of recent happenings in
Webber's life which points directly TO
one Of two mon a. the one who tried
| to assassinate the little gambler.
| Weber told the detectives he did not
realize he had been stabbed until DOL
lar John" LANCER. who accompanied
him from Sam Paurs new cafe on Dec.
ond avenue to the subway at ADe6t
place, saw the hilt Of the knife stickin0
from his back. after the under-sissd
kid" who had done the stabbinS dis
appeared IN . tenement doorway mid
way on the block Of Eighth street ~
tween Second and Third avenues.
The wounded man also insisted that
his assaiiant must have been ssms
youth OF the nsiShborhood who sougAe
notoriety and the gratitude a some Of
9Th, boys Of the avsnus" BY removing
Webber. e
r-LT SECURE WITH Escort OF
"ooLLAR JOHN" s'
The detectives md one Of the pusalin6
features OF the case in the circumstance
|. that dollar John" was with Wssbsf
. when the attack was made. Weber
doubtless had every reason to feel sscur-
ity, even in the territory where his enc
mics live. 80 long A. he was In the CON.
! pany of LANCER. for the latter. through
close political Affiliations and by virt0
|. of his position a. handler Of the dough
!. bag at election times. 10 a power on
second avenue. The man DOLLAR john
croose, to like others must at least re-
: spect, 10 the unwritten law OF the
avenue runs.