The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27


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,,tsn hy tho AUTHORITIES A. ind,ca.ns
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s,,o,n ne head o; the German see, 49,.
vice I'm Brussels. and no n,ore hsS .
source OF liberal finances in tina co,n-
try. They are taken 10 mean Mn, "a,
was regarded by somebody higher nm ,s
an executive. oan,bie No, o,i,, ~ ,,,,or,
ing mines but also of enrar M in varied
activities.
One notebook. belonging "a si,he,
Scholz or Fay-there NAV bs others
shows that tI. O a Vas .pent in rant.
ing and %eauippine a 1arav. In We.
hawken. Yet the ,nvestirations made
already. show tina, the man snen, moro
than Si.00O in miami ,hev we're carry.
Ing out, The question IL 'where aid
the other money come from >, and the
authorities are said TO be able 10 fol-
low that money TO a certain. but not its
ultimate, source.
While Chief Flynn Of the secret ser
vice is scep,icai Of statements made nv
Fay, III said Yesterday that Fay admit
ted that on sailing from Holland to this
country he had In hk possession q let
ter from n high German Official 10 a GER
tain person In this country. u that,
fearing he might be seized and searched,
he destroyed the letter. FAY did say,
however. that he carried a letter Of a
commanding cha acter to Capt. Boy Ed.
who Is connected with the German EN-
baesy.
The Federal authorities. 40 far as
their acts could he observed, were con
cerned yesterday In bringing all the hve
men accused In connection with the ship
destroying plot within the jurisdiction
scholz were brought from the Wee
| State Commissioner Houghton and there
| held In $4,000 bail. each. They waived
any rights they might have In fighting
transference from the local courts In
weehawken TO the Federal Court In
New York.
/ Not so with Paul Daesche, the roeus
but hoyish. dark-eyed German who stood
on hts rights and through counsel de-
clined to submit himself to the Wishes
OF Ch'ef flInn. he accoroinely was
arralsned peiorr tnne" S'a'es 'o"'fnis-
sioner James y carpenter IN Jersey CITY
ana hed IN s2e'o"V oaii Tor examination
on november D. ne IL accused OF nav
ING ana 'onceanns 'ne pSSeSo" or y
nieh eNP'oSi.e lot III purpose u o"~-
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s.,. a.. ~,-.s s,o.x
In the afternoon they were subjected
! to a severe eri,iing at the hands Of Chief
I Flynn. who had been in mum zion
! with Washington. But when Mr.. Flynn
! with an assistant, reached the Federal
building with his two prisoners At
o'clock he said thar he had obtained
nothing additional from them thar the
TWO mo, s,ilI held TO their original story
49,. co,nn,ss,on.r uou,h,on thsv
were toid the nature OF the complaint
ana asked II they "lshed 10 nave /" rea"'
Fay sara ne Ola ana stepped iorward 10
take II from the Comm'ssi"ner hand.
The COMMISSIONS held him on and read
that part OF the warrant accusing him.
Still Fay wanted TO look at IL. but Com
missioner Houghton held II In his hand
and asked the men II they had counsel.
! Both shook their heads and said that
they knew nobody they wished 10 have
serve for them.
The Commissioner said he would try
I, ind somebody He liked the bail at
| $4,000 for each of them and set a hear
/ ing for 2 T. NJ. November 4 A~fterward
he assigned Louis Jersaw!tz Of 22O
Broadway AZ counsel for Fay and
, Abraham Snydeker as counsel for Scholx.
| Roth prisoners we're sent TO the Tombs.
Renno Joewy. attorney for Or. Her
bev, Kienx,e anplted 20 John & Knox.
Assistant United Sta,es Attorney. 10
hsye Kienz,e,s hail reduced 10 io.O0O
Mr.. Knox told him nstiy that the only
I chance there was Of having the bail
reduced was nv apriy,ns for a Writ Of
babeas cornus and Then ther. wound
rcroa an, ,ho re,, reason for r,,,,,r~ m.
h.il so high
Acadia. x,.n. 4. r-
That refusal made II necessary for
DR.. KienzIe to sperd another night in