The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17

the interior, "but If you want to see ME you will
have to call in the morning"
But" persisted the reporter. "I only want to
ASK you few questions, and will not detain you
but moment"
The reply from the interior filed the reporter
lal soul with deep grief and cut the interview
short, the gentleman shouting vigorously:
BLANK, blank you, want nothing to do with
you. Get out!' The reporter got.
THE ELDER GOLFERS observation-disclosures.
Notwithstanding the fact that a week has
elapsed since the receiver assumed charge of the
company's effects, Mr.. Collier, its head front,
center, SOU, body, in fact the company itself,
has not vet returned to be present at the
celver's Investigations, nor has he made any
effort to make any explanations or accord any
satisfaction to certificate holders The assets,
SO far as found, consist of some office furniture,
two or three spittoons, a cord or more of circu-
lars, an untried libel suit and two youthful Col
liers These last may be of some
value If they found to have inherited
the patsrnal genius for tinancieriug. 1t is I'M
possible to arrive at anything like correct esti-
mate OF the liabilities, as the list OF certificate
noluers Is incomplete. 1t Will probably be some
time before the amounts accurately determined,
nut 1t Is safe to say that the concern will not
pay on the dollar. All creditors are re-
quested to send in their claims as soon as posi-
Die, in order that the receivers report to the
court may be complete.
MT Collier is also interested in similar con-
Germ IN Chicago, an expose of which appeared in
Jhe tribune OF that city of recent date, and
porllOn OF winch was copied by the journal.
he Is at present in Chicago devOting his time and
energies TO his last love, which will undoubtedly
JOIN It's indianapolis predecessor at the head OF
the golden stair In due course of time. The at
teution OF the Chicago public Is hereby called to
the existence of the "Union Benefit Association"
In their midst, and those who desire to enjoy the
experience of the shareholders of the Marion
Trust Company will do we'll to follow their e1-
ample by taking ont certificates. The end is not
yet In the course OF Is few days Receiver Adj
kins Will make his report to the court and it
VIII be awaited with interest at least on the part
OF It's deluded certiticate-holders.
NEW ALBANY's EXPERIENCE
The New Albany Ledger of Thursday contains
an article descriptive of the company and its
methods, during the course Of which the follow
ing reference is made to the experience of some
of the citizens of that city,
cat New Albany local branch of the COM
pany was formed and quite number of citizens
were induced TO take policies in it, among others
several ladies-some OF them widows. The
policy holders here all complied with the terms
OF their policies, responding to the assessments
as Trey were made with the cash. or course,
they are all lett to hold the sack, SO to speak,
and find it empty and vaueless From the
agent of the local branch here, Mr.. George Nc
Cllntick, the Ledger learns that not a single
policy holder has ever received IA dollar on his or
her policy, aud that there are now six policies,
of $1,000 each, overdue. aggregating in all
$1,000. Not cent will ever be paid upon these
policies" --.