The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-27
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secret service to have spent $4,000
in the last six months; that ne 10 not
telling the names OF the men nisner
up is shown by evidence which the
police regard as important.
CuntrndiCts Fay.
One witness who contradiets Lieu
tenant Fay is a man who admits the
names of Paul Seib and Karl r. OPP
pegarde and registers at the Bresiin
from Stockholm. Sweden. Seib, ac-
cording TO Captain Thomas Tunney. OF
the bomb squad. has admitted that
he obtained to a certain extent tne
confidence OF Fay. and that Fay al
nnitted to him two distinct plans that
he had In mind.
One OF these plans was the blowing
up OF q large chemical plant that fur-
ni.hed certain basic materials for
high explosives. Although Fay mas
asserted that he never contemplated
any injury to United States property
and meant only to blow OF the rud-
ders OF the allies ships on the high
seats. Oppegarde accuses him OF hav-
inw admitted to him the plan for blow
ing up n chemical plant. Fay is said
to have told Oppcgarde that It was
useless to try and destroy the iarse
ammunition plants: that only tenn
porary damage could be done TO those
fActorteA
san another scheme ascribed to
Fay by Oppegarde Is that of seeking
10 br.be the captain OF q Russian
freixhter carrying copper TO Rus
sian port. "YoN know all these Rus
slams are crooks" Fay Is reported TO
have told Oppegarde over telephone
iast Friday and then to have gone on
ana offered him 100000 II he. Op.
pcrarde, could induce the captain Of
. ship carrying copper to stray &C
cidentalIy near German waters, where
tho vessel could be seized BY German
cruiser. The brihe Was 10 be divided
hetveen the captain and Oppegarde'
Had Good Source OF Supply.
These bits OF striking information
Are taken by the authorities a. indi-
cstine that Fay, who admits receiv-
inr a. 900 from the head OF the Ger
raan secret Service in Brussels. ana
no more from any source, had
aource OF liberal finances In this coun-
trx Thew are taken to mean that
Fsy was regarded by somebody nigh
- mn a. an executive. capable not
only OF inventing mines. but also OF
ENGAGING invartous other activities
One notebook. belonging to either
gcholx or Fay-there may be others
shows that $1,000 was spent In rent
ine and squipping garage In Wee
hawken. Yet the Investigations made
already shows that the men spent
more than $4,000 In plans they were
carrying out. The question y, where
did the other money come from and
the authorities are said to BE- able to
follow that money to certain ex-
lant hut not to the originating point.
Further Investigations, however. ts
expected to bring about sensational
developments.
while Chief Flynn OF the Secret
service 10 skepticai. OF statements
made BY Fay, he said today that Fay
admitted that on sailing from Hol-
land to this country he had IN his
noseession a letter from high Ger
nan official to certain persons "
fhis country, but that fearing he might
- ae,xetl and searched he DESTROYED
tho letter. Fay did say. however. that
he carried a letter OF commanding
character to Captain Boy Ed. VINO u
connected with the German embassy
The Federal authorities, SO far a.
their acts could be observed. Were
concerned today in bringing ali tne
ave men accused In connection with
the ship-destroying plot within tne
jurisdiction OF one Federal Court.
ray and Scholx were brought from
the Weehawken Police Court before
United States Commissioner Haughton
and there held in $1,000 bail. They
both waived any rights they might
nave In fightinB transference from the
local courts in Weehawken to the Fed
eral Court In New York.
stands Up for His Rights.
Not 90 with Paul LAesche. the ro-
inst but boyish darksycd German
Who stood ON his nights. and through
counsel declined to submit himself u
fhe wishss Of Chief Flynn. He Ac-
cordingly was arraigned before United
states Commissioners James Y. lar
renter in Jersey City and held n s3b,.
6p0 bail for examinatiofi ON Nevem.
ber !. He II accused Of having and
oonceAling the poassssion of Z NTH Is.
pIoeive Tor the purpoAe 0f bicwinl
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