Show MILLER GETS AWAY Cant FInd Franklin Syndicates Head VARIOUS REPORIS AFLOAT J 4 wo1 DROPS DEAD FROM EXCITEMENT EX-CITEMENT She HdMoney on Deposit with the ConcenMob of Itereted People Peo-ple Bzieged the Offices of the Company During YesterdayPo lice Isuea uletn New York Nov 2Ther wasO tin iGn today on the front door of th Franklin Syndicate headquarters at IH Floyd street Brooklyn which red u CLSED ON SATURDAY Various reports were current regarding regard-Ing the whereabouts ot William F U ler I the ostemlhle head of the syndicate Yesterday Miller disappeared at noon hayIng learned that the Kings count grand jury had Indicted him for conspiracy con-spiracy with he intend to defraud and that a bEnch warrant had been Issued for his arrest I was said that Miller came to the borough of Manhattan and i escaped under the eyes of detectives Some think that he Is still in Manhattan Manhat-tan Other think that he has by this titn l ftGreater NwYqrk far behind either by a Europe steamer or by rdlroadrin Casher Is Held His brother Luis H Miller cashier of the Franklin Syndicate who was arrested ar-rested last night when the poceaided F the offices of the was take tp court today and held in 1000 bal to answer the charge of having aided his brother In defrauding creditors S500 having bee found by the police s hich they allege the prisoner concealed In he house adjoining the Franklin Syndicate Syn-dicate offices Al day a crowd of excited depositor held the for at 14 Floyd street whIch fort howcverr was w1 Juanled by po Bee some of whom had themselves been eriched by the interest of 10 per cent a week on earnings they had placed i Millers hands tor Investment J Floyd street was the scene of great excitement The crc d was made up I largely of women Some of them had I Iimained throughout Friday night I I hoping that the young Napoleon of finance would return with his extraordinary ordinary divldend and pay them their interest or their principal At midnight Friday overcome by excitement and her losses Mrs A M Cheney who is tald to have lot the saving of a lifetime lfe time dropped dead Several women faInted and today the police have mu1h mobs difficuity In keeping back the surging General Ala Out Early today the police sent out a general alan the apprehension or William F Miller as follows Arrest for grand larceny William F Miller 36 rears 5 feet 5 inches 10 pounds dark moustache small side whisker broken nose mixed gray suit and overcoat lIght alpIne hat The police also sent out a general alarm for the PPlchension of Cecil Leslie Millers private secretary who i acted also as his press agent and who is in a manner responsible for tli recent re-cent publication of the story of feJs greatness and hIs imaginary prowess in Wail street AU the banls in the cit were not fed by the police today to hold any money in their possession deposited to the account of William F lfer or the Franklin Syndicate pending the developments devel-opments in the Indictment of Miller and Leslie The police also sot about to keep ln eye on cain bank and trust companies where Miller is ler supposed to have money on deposit Notwithstanding Notwithstand-ing the fact hat Miller withdrew from i Wells Faro Cos bank more than 109000 about Thursday the pOlce placed deteives in thIs bank beHev ing tat he still has deposits here Consul Generals Denial Regarding the report that Miller had plaCe 100000 in the German consulate consul-ate the acting German consul General K Benz said today that Miller had dtoay 1ad no oeposaea tnat sum nor any other sum of money with the consulate and he had no knowledge of the mater We are not in the habit or doing 4 such things he sid I we did anything 0 any-thing WI would help the authorities to expose suspicious character I have no Idea whether Miller is a German citiZen citi-Zen or not I I was said that d C Hendrix President Presi-dent of the Union bank and representIng represent-Ing the American Bankers aociaton had submitted most of the evidence on whleh Miller and Leslie were indicted The vork of procurin this was started and accumulated chiefly through the Cco kaW I efforts of the Fourth National bank I was the Fourth National bank that first expose the doings of Rev P F dcrnegan of the Sea Water Gold company whiCh afterward collapsed 1akers Are Retcent Officers or the Fourth National bank were not disposed to say much about the mater today but they admitted that a core or more or drafts on Mi i lers syndicate had been poured In on i them today largely from OhIO towns and ranging in amount from 5 to 50 being for weekly interest payments According to Wall street banker nesriy all of the country depositors of the syndicate left both prlncfmi and interest in the concern and w1 lose all they have invested A pie of telegrams six inches high I lay In front Pstmaster Wilson of the borough of Brooklyn today Each one was a plea to stop payment on a money order or to hold up a registered letter All of Iers mal has been held up He received 500 ordinary and fifty registered letters daily on an a rage r-age His money orders varied 4nm 5000 to 13000 daly Almost every town in the United State sees to be represented In the lst All of the sums sent now in the hands funded of the postal authorities will be re Disclosure by Word J The World vlIl tomorrow say uIler Is au exomiet and he is well known to the people of Lynn Ias where he formerly resided He was arrested there on Sept 20 lS9G on the charge of forger it beIng claimed that he obtained possessIon of a large um of money from a friend He was tried convicted and sentenced to the i Concord reformatory Millers photograph adorn the rges gallery at police headquarters In Lynn and Is Xo 18 Where he orIg inal eame from the authorities there do not know but he was in that vicinIty vicin-Ity for several ear He never re ored to manual labor for a living while In Lynn The police of Lynn are on the watch for him as It is known be has many friends and acquaintances there to whom he may appeal for refuge ref-uge Miller wasnicu known inBoston and until two weers ag he maintained r branch office In the Charlestown dIstrict dIs-trict Hundreds of Boston men and women mostly laboring people have h been swindled by investing money Wih the concern The total amounts s placed In thIs vicinity Is estimated at 100000Iti11er Iti11er Buys Bonds L I 15 kowp thatMiller renU 19 Ited some conratve bond house and opened negtation for the purchase of ltee seurte SUCh as railroad Ie and munIcipal bon He has purchased a large number of these bond TJe postofce department a ras igton immediately on learning of Millers indIctment issued orders that no more mal should be delivered to the Fnkln syndIcate and that no furthl business should be transacted with It by the department Postmaster Wilson of Brooklyn says that the sum total of The money entrusted en-trusted to Miiler wi reach an enormous enor-mous amount Postofce inspectors have dlsoiered that Miller deposite as high as 1700 a day in one bank in the lQwe part of the cty The record rec-ord of the money order department shows that Millers businema tiat 1IIr busine during the last six week ha ben growing by leaps and bounds Every dy he hus cashed orders aggregating bjtween 5 00 and ioO and one day the amount ran up to 1200L |