The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
scenes SHIFT Rapidly.

scenes Sht't NaptulS.
The arrest ended day of Kaleidoscope
hanses in the developments In the suit
shifting repeatedly in the morning from
Mr. osborncs office at ll5 broadway to
he office OF Sladc & Slsd" goo Broad
way. attorneys Tor the young woman.
ne scene of action finally moved to the
,4ca OF the United states Attorney
when j, became known that man who
aid his name was Oliver Osborne had
made voluntary appearance there.
The dramatic appearance OF the OF.
osborne and the apparent end of the
difficulties into which the girls suit had
put James Was not known pub
ely until late afternoon. after tho issu
nee Of warrant for the girls arrest.
By that time the other Osborne had left
and !, was said that he had boarded
rain foi Boston The stranger said he
was a mechanical engineer. with an Office
Il 2lo clay street. Boston, and "A home
tt 2!3 West Newton street.
Dispatches from Boston 10 THE Sun
say that no one by that name is known
irectory and the telephone directory
fail TO reveal the home or business ad-
dress Of such a person. The name does
lot appear either with or without the
Anal e, and the janitor and tenants at
the address given by Oliver Osborne as
his home say they never heard Of such
person
The newspaper reporters who re-
NAMED In Mr.. Osbornes office all day
did not see or talk with Oliver Osborne.
aor did United States Attorney Marshall
Or Commissioner Houghton. The war
ant issued for the arrest of Miss Tanner
was based upon a comprehensive am
davt by James W. Osborne that he did
not know the complainant in the civil
suit against him and that Oliver Os-
borne had made to him statements indi-
cating that he and not James w. was
The Osborne sought by Miss Tanner
COrrobOrRted by Partner.
A supporting affidavit made By Gil
bert D. Lamb, partner in the law firm
ot Osborne, Lamb x Garvan, corrobo-
rated MIR. Osborne's statement that
Oliver osborne had made the statement
The glrl. who failed to go to work
yesterday IN the millinery shop in which
he is forewoman. was arrested in the
once OF her attorneys after Special
AGENTS Baker and Adams Of the De-
partment of Justice had spent the after
oon looking for her. She was first
aken to the Old Slip police station, but
'' there Is no matron there she was
AIKEN to the Greenwich street station.
When tho agents walked into the sta
on house tho Lieutenant on duty asked
'aat they wanted,
We have prisoner here said
Baker
Bring her in" said the Lieutenant,
Here she IL. at my elbow" said
6lker The lieutenant, standing up anc
.ookine over the desk. saw the smalles
NoHtn prisoner he recalls ever having
ooked
Murn less than five feet tall and un
7erturhel, Miss Tanzer answered thu
IlesuouS relating 70 her pedigree in
'ear voice Size will be % years ole
ext Ortp6er; she IL Jewisi lives at ~
'nehurs' avenue, The Bronx. is single
occupation "forelady," and can rea'
'td wr.tc She was then turned Owe
% Police Matron Mary sullivan to pas
he rr-t u the night in the station
.nu~o
Ms> Tauzor was we'll aud r"odishl,
~ 0"u"u' person from a poor factor
''rhc t- She has heen described, sh'
a'd a''.ug 20 say Tor publication
Nindirat~d, Says Lawyer.
'.l States Attorne" Marsha
.f. lalUr the details OF Oliver os
'.'' .ppcHrannr after James W
-... rii refused to discuss IT,
l'. 'Nn circumstances, SAID jaime
.tuutt discuss the matter or CIV
', OBJ. rtme Of the man who came L
.'n ! want TO say emphatically tina
'u' oC the whitest men ever borr
\. .nNs repeatedly said would happe
-.' cong, | have been fully vlndi
% O'Clock yesterday morning olive
O'.,r., appeared at the office o
''""'n', Lamb q Garvan, according =
"" statement, and said he must see MI
''' Tl" upon an important matter. MI
'-'r.uo had not arrived. and the visito
."d su,h stress upon the importance q
u'- VISIT hat he was turned over TO Gil
""" - Lamb, u partner in the Arm
The stranger told Mr.. Lamb that h
We 'ur man known to Miss Tanner. an
,.i' .- light name was Oliver Osborne
~ IA mechanical engineer. he sait
I'd. "Ilcn'ly VISITED New YORK
Was ". one Of these occasions last IA
'H.' H" met Miss Tanner, picking ht
Ni .' 'uc street
lun'' W. Osborne. according to n
~ ''"'ot, requested after a telephor
ca. 'tu oliver Osborne come at one
20 Me sherman Square Hotel, whel
|"e lawyer lives Later clerk emPloys