The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-24
OLIVER"
LOCATED; MAY
APPEAR TO-DAY
Marshall. on Tip From Miss
Kaiser. Trails Him to
Brooklyn.

RAE TANZER TO FACE
ACCUSERS IN COURT
At length the blanket of mystery
covering the identity Of Oliver Os-
borne softly impeached on his own
statement as Rae Tanzer's sweet
heart. is about to be stripped aside.
United States Attorney II. Snowden
Marshall announced last night that
he has raised corner of the blanket
hiding tho man who says that he. and
not James w Osborne. was tho Os-
borne who made love to the tiny
millinery forewoman whose suit for
$50 900 breach of promise against the
lawyer was followed within two days
by her own arrest on charge or
sending a fraudulent letter through
the mails to Mr. Osborne.
A representative Of the elusive
Oliver visited MIR Marshall yesterday.
and Mr. Marshall talked in such FASH
ion that he convinced the other that
Il would he best for all concerned II
oliver cam, forward In time to tes-
tIfy to-day at the hearing in the
criminal charge against Miss Tanner.
Sur. Hes Not Myth.
Not hint would Mr.. Marshall give
as to the real rame or whereabouts of
Oliver. He did say. however. that he
had proved conclusively that there was
such person. and that he probably
would produce him to-day. Az Il stands
now. Nj. Marshal! has never seen Oliver.
nor has any OF Mr. Marshalrs assistants.
In fact. no one officially connected with
the ease has seen Oliver since he left
James W Osborne's offices last Friday,
after ne had written out IA statemen:
narrating IN full his relations with tho
young woman whose suit has caused NO
many complications.
the evening with the address Of house
near Flfty-nlnth street and Third ave-
nue.. They located the house whore
Oliver osborne used TO live and traced
him from there to house In Brook
lyn.
There they were tod that Oliver Os-
borne lived ther'. and that his descrip-
ton WAS the sam. as that OF the man
for whom they were looking. Oliver
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learned, but the inspectors remained on
the Job, expecting TO lind their man be-
fore daybreak to-day.
Miss Kaiser Point. Trail
Rose Helen Kaiser. the young Bronx
woman who had sweetheart last fall
who used the name OF Oliver Osborne
and who has convinced Mr.. Marshall
thai her Oliver and the missing Oliver
are the same man, gave the authorities
plenty OF data 10 work upon to 90 out
and get the missing witness. As Miss
kaiscr told IN TnL SUN Yesterday. she
ne; oliver last fall did as she told
Mr. Marshall. h- and she soon became
engaged to be married,
She received three letters from him.
one of which sh. has mis.aid. another
which she gave to MIR Marshall, and "A
third which she gave 10 Maxwell Slade
OF Slade Sladc. attorneys for Rae
TanZer, last Friday. Miss Kaiser ar
swcred those letters through the mail,
ana she furnished IN" United States At
torney with the address she sent them
to. with this as a start Mr., Marshal
thought 1t unlikely that oliver Osborne
could remain long hidden.
According To Mr. Marshalrs plan last
night Oliver Osborne viii testify at the
l,ar ri ut y n uf ha.
fore Commissioner Houghton.
Sisde Gives ~ Letter.
Maxwell Slade. under order OF the
Federal court gave up yesterday tAe
letter which he refused last Saturday
to give back b. Miss a.ser. and which
on Monday he refused 20 surrender
{" the Federal Grand Jury Contemp:
proceedings against the lawyer fol-
lowed before Judge Cushman in the
Federal Circuit Court, and after An az
gument were adjourned until yesterday.
Mr.. Slade tried again yesterday to
Justify his refusal on the ground tina:
the letter would be an aid 10 Miss Tan
ger in her defence OF the criminal charge
against her. and as her lawyer he could
not surrender the letter TO the Grand
Jury without violating the confidential
relation existing between lawyer and
client lie asked Judge Cusnman TO
read certain decisions on this point. but
the Judge had read them before he came
to court.
Mr.. Slade then said that II the Jud.;e
decided that his position was untenab,e
under the law he would surrender the
letter
He was followed by David SHADE, hi.
brother. who argued that II II WAS legal
for the Government TO force a surrender
of this letter II would he legal for the
Government to obtain IN the same way
every bit OF evidence the SHADES have
bearing upon either the cIvll or criminal
case.
Miss Kaiser had ~ intention of suing
any one. and when she gave US this let
ter We accepted It AZ part of Miss Tan.
zcr's case Miss Kaiser gave IL TO us
willingly, 90 1t is now Miss Tanzer's
property
Girl Called % stand.
Judge Cushman indicated that he was
ready 10 decide, and then David Slade
asked that Miss Kaiser be placed on
the stand to testify under oath as 10
her intentions when she gave the letta.
to the lawyers.
Miss Kaiser was in rourt She IL less
than 30 years. with red hair. and was
neatly dressed in blue serge Norfolk
suit and tri-cornercd blue straw hat.
objections were raised against her de-
scribing her meeting with Oliver
Osborne. but she was allowed 10 say
that she gave lettcr written by him
TO her to Mr.. Slade last Friday.
.!Ic told me n" would give " back 20