The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
COUNT IS INDICTED
AGAIN FOR BIGAMY
Once Arrested for Swindling
Aged Woman Out Of $500
on Note. 1t Is Said.
mo FRIEND OF PRINCESS"

Further details % the exploits ana
misadventures of Count Max Lynar-
Loudon. who says his real name IL
Count Macmillan de Passy Lynar-Lou-
don. were disclosed yesterday to As
s'stant District Attorney Embree by wit
ncsses greatly. though not cordially, in
terested in the Count.
The persuasive powers which the state
charges won for him three wives served
him In good stead in many OF his
troubles. W. ". Moran. vice-president
OF the Reyes Products Company, whose
mother. Mrs. Alice Iafin, 81 years old.
caused the Counts arrest In April, 1914.
In Lockport. and Mrs. Rose O'Brien, one
OF Louden's alleged wives, were Mr.. En-
bree's informants yesterday.
According to the Assistant District
Attorney. who IL awaiting an ansNe-
from the Lockport authorities to several
questions concerning Loudon. the Count
was accused by the aged Mrs. Latin
"t s"indling her out OF $500 on a note.
VINE In Jail on this complaint Mrs.
oBrien visited him. To her, according
- "'' Ni't' I've ''ult E1l0 MS arr
rest was the resul; Of n political con-
spiracy, and the only way he could clear
himself and obtain his release was TO
take out NATURALIZATION papers. This
would cost him ss5. Mrs. O'Brien gave
the money to the Count. she SAYS.
Later on. while awaiting trial. Loudon
induced a deputy sheriff To take him
to the Plaza Hotel In New York. The
object OF this visit, according to Mr..
Embree. was to see the Princess Lworr-
Parlaughy. So impressed was tho DEPUTY
py the magnificence OF the Plaza apart
ments that he went on tn. Counts
bail bond at Lockport. The Count then
came TO New York.
Later Mrs. OBrien. who had no, b,en
brought on the New York trim. com.
piaiiled 10 the authorities tina her nj.
legged husband had swindlcd her out Of
sS5. p" '"
On October 2i. 1914. according to
records IN the possession Of Mr.. Emhrcc
i-oudon VAS arrested a; tn . Plaza Hotel
ny Detective Sergeant Trojan. Then M.
sa'h ne was Man Lauder. 40, "A civil
engineer.
X u. Weldon, counsel for the Princess
I."on-Par'aughy, recently denied that
the trincess was a friend OF the count.
she knows nothing of Coun. Lynar
except that he represented himself AS
sucn. Mr.. Weldon said. III lie inl-
posed on her he did only what n
rently lie did TO others. He did not, get
INTO prominent, notice as has been
stated. as "A friend Of Princess par
laughy. He simply knew her as he did
other prominent men and women. and
when he got into some sort OF trouble
some time ago he disappeared and sh.
has heard no more Of him.
"Ecfore coming 10 America the pr,n-
painted the portraits OF about 500
prominent Europeans. Since her arrival
in America she has painted the portraits
OF many distinguished Americans. She
is Interested only in her work and he-
IL hampered by the uuwelcome
and urdeserved notorie,y thrust uI-on
\ second Indictment har gin the
Count with bigamy vas found yesterday
by the Grand Jury. The basis OF tn.
charge Is the alleged marriage of the
Count under the name OF Albert Marcel.
Count de Passy. 10 a woman describing
herself as Liala Florence Allendort at
the city Hall IN New York on Angus,
80. 1911.
The woman with whom the Count was
avenue when he WAS arrested said sh.
had been married TO him In the CITY
in August, 1911, hu, gave her
name ~ Liala Florence Jansen.
Mr.. Embrce is convinced she is the Allen
dorf woman who disappeared shortly
after the arrest of 1.oudon.
Al the Tonbs the Count refused To
see reporters ION advice OF COUNSEL