New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

considered Iindsey's offer legitimate.
81 joined the staff at al West Forty
second Street when the office opened
aud gave Lindsey $1,000 in cash, fer
which he said he would return my prn-
c7al with more than 80 per cent in
terest through investments in Wall
ST. Fl. he stor. that has been told in
bridge party at the Ritz-Carletcn Hetcl,
Nhe.e l,ndsey met MY friend, Mrs.
s.s~eN Ncth Arnold, is false. ! never had
party of such a nature.
Il introduced Lindsey to Mrs. Arnold
because I believed she could make
money in thc mining stock. Nlrs. Ar
rod sad that aNy stock which was
good enough fer ne would be tho stock
She would buy Just before Christmas.
2fter | sold many shsfes Of the MN
.ng stock, | became suspicious Of Lind
zey when | failed to receive NY com
missions.
when protested Lindsey gave me
these two rotcs have here IN my hand.
one for 81 900 and one for sl,500. This
was for the money had given him to
invest in Wall Street The notes fell
due on February II. When Mrs. Arnold
came to NE two days before Christmas
and said Lindsey had taken $4,000
from her was dumfounded
Lirdsey's Duplcity Discovered
Il went to Lindsey and asked him
why he had done such thing. but It
vas onv q few days later, on December
%. that he disappeared. Then | real
.aed what a dupe | had been. Or New
Years day / received telegram from
Lirdsev wishing me Happy New iear
and sarinr he hoped | would set what
wanted. He evidently referred to
the wonderful fortune hc always told
rns would receive by being in on the
mining proposition. j.,
~ continued t. work at tie Office Of
tne mining company, and about ten GAYS
..4rrse. to.eonoued I'D sad that
S.. 'ad heer III and 20 tell = boy ne
woald uot be bach. ! tod Major SUIT
ton aud Dr. Endiin. Nho are conneetee
With the company. what nc had sa1d.
They are as anxious as to locate TINS
fellow.
D.. +. X. Endln told a Tribune re
".,l,e .osf n;gft the most omplete
story that has yet been revealed about
i4Ndiin says ne intends to
resign from the mining company and
4etu9n to MS med cal practice.
a mst Lindsey" ne said, "in 1910,
when Lindsey had returned from Mex
ico. At thet time he worked as Il pri-
sete Investigator and q Spectator In
stock market He was born In the
West and came to New York when he
VAS young, and lived for years in the
cl CT Ward.
"In 1912 was called to White Sui
rAc ,.,ugs to attend a patient. AT
the hotel there was introduced to
Mrs. Duke. Later | became friendly
vita Mrs. Duke, and We frequently
went to the opera together. One night
aft. leaving tne metropolitan Mrs.
Duhe and myself went to the Knicker-
becker grill for something to eat.
While sitting there Lindsey came in
aud was introduced to Mrs. Duke. The
newspapers have stated that intro
duced Miss Cario.ta Nillson to Lindsey.
THIS is untrue. Mrs. Duke is the only
woman / ever introduced to Lindsey
who was one of his victims
During the last few years Lindsey
has sent TO me every one of the women
he swnGled except one. He sent them
t, me because they We're suffering from
bad nerves. After | found it diff tficult
to cure many of these women | en-
tered into conversations with my pa
tients, which disclosed that Lindsey had
acquired their entire fortunes.
"Mrs. Duke was the 1irst to tell )~e
OF this and when several others de-
clared that Lindsey had taken theil