The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-18

II. Snowden Marshall. United States
Attorney. said yesterday that the trial
or certain officials Of the Hamburg
american company. which will begin
Monday. will bring iout the name Of
Capt. Boy-Ed. naval attache OF the Ger
man Embassy. and also the expenditure
or $4,000 that Ia said to have come
from the treasury Of the Imperial Ger
man Government.
The name OF Capt. Boyd has been
WHISPERED about significantly In the last
few days In connection with the coming
trial OF Karl Buenz. managing director
OF the Neutrality-suspicious. company, and
his associates. who are accused Of de-
frauding the United states Government
In violating the neutrality of America by
sending supplies to German warships In
the Atlantic Ocean.
Mr.. Marshall said more than three
quarters Of a million dollars was spent
In this work. and he limited that the
name of Capt. Boyd figured as the
naval attache Of the German Embassy
who would naturally be supposed to
know the details Of sending the supplies
to the war vessels. OF course Capt.
Boy-Ed will not be a witness for the
Government and there Ia no likelihood of
prosecution. because he Is immune from
punishment. being a guest OF the Amer
lean Government.
Meloy Case hobs Up.
Details Of still another Of the many
ramihcations OF the pro-German propa-
ganda In his country were emphasized
again yesterday because Of developments
said to be impending In the case of An
ri n M IN AfAlnNy urhn u.aa tn1l,fAA fnV
helping to get a passport for Franz
Rintelen, the German Of noble birth who
sailed from this country with Meloy UNI
der the anne Of Mr.. Gates OF Pennsyl-
vania.
1t was limited yesterday that Meloy's
trial might not take place. When Fed
eral officials were asked concerning this
report they were exceedingly reticent.
Information concerning the activities Of
Rintelen here Is considered Of the great
est importance by the authorities In
Washington. In fact. the Government
was looking for Rintelen at the very
time that he slipped away from this
country. only to be captured by the Brit
ish OH the steamship Rotterdam.
Rintelen has been "A big factor In pro-
German work In this country, having
had at his command. 1t Is said. many
millions OF dollars which he spent or had
planned to spend. He also was reported
to have been planning to nance a new
Mexican revolution.
The greatest secrecy Yesterday envel-
oped the Continued conference between
Or. Joseph Goricar. former Austrian Con-
sui In this country. and 4. Bruce Bic
laski. head of the special investigators
OF the Department OF Justice. Mr..
Bielaski continued his conference with
Ir Gnvicnr ip fl1A nroSanra nf lnhn
Rathom. managing editor OF the Provi-
dence Journal. Then he hurried 70
Washington.
Paul Daeche Arraisned.
Dr. Goricar has made charges against
Alexander Won Nuber. Austro-Hungarian
Consul in this city Capt. Won Papen.
military attache Of the German EN-
bassy. and Capt, Boy-Ed. There Is no
doubt that the authorities In Washing
ton have had for some time much OF the
evidence possessed by DIR. Gor!car.
1t Is regarded rs likely that within a
few days there may be important de-
velopments IN Washington IN connection
with certain persons In Won Nuher's
office in this city.
DIR. Goricar is expected TO cave to-day
for Cleveland. where he has relatives.
He will re there for some time.
Paul Daeche vas arraigned before
United States Commissioner James n
Carpenter. Jr.. in Jersey City yesterday
afternoon on a warrant based on an in
d!ctment handed down against him and
Fay and others in the bomb plot. His
attorney. August Ziegener. resisted re-
moval proceedings to this jurisdiction,
As a result. Chief william j. Flynn OF
the secret service and a detective testi-
fled concerning the identity of Daeche.
The Commissioner will report to a
Federal Judge In Newark. recommending
the removal OF Daeche to this district.
TIL case will come up for hearing on
Friday. when 4, is expected Daeche Will
be handed over to the New York au-
thorities.
Charles NJ. Oberwager. a lawyer with
I offices in the Woolworth Building. who
was attorney for Carl Ruroede. accused
in the passport frauds. appeared in the
case yesterday as attorney for Daeche
He will have charge OF Daeche's affairs
when the latter Is brought to New York
Oberwsger Is attorney for the stats
Zeifung.