Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-25
Fifth EDITION,


Croesiey, Of No. 70i TAinsll str S"
been engaged, with o,hers in iFv,17 ~
establish department Of srcie,y y
80 the Financial Union" aud 5,' SSCn
have been distributed qui Q freris
Mr.. Crossley and the Others uho .s.
sistipg to form this society are ali ~
krown gentlemen, they bad no AIN ~
In set uring q number OF names IN 4,
plicAtion for q charter, IL 4. ~.
that had not the development, n 'n ,sa4a,
TO the so-called order appeared IN ,s s
days Philadelphia Times, a den,,,ns,
would have been established here H.
ve;y short time. The circular lrl
contains the most seductive f,ai,m.,s
promising everyone who bCcame A M.
her four dollars In five ycars iot ey W..
that he paid In during that time ~
II a'Fo promised weekly beutn', 1r...
sickuess aud 4 death benefit in e.,s i.
member should dis before bis cerlls,s.
ma,ured. 70. some reason the nemI'.
OF De artment No. 90, Of Phlsls,sIs
had their tuspiaious aroused, ami N.
appointed committee to iny,stlgak X
Greer. The circular said:
The Order OF the Finanelal rplo,
an incorporated association unds, a,
laws Of the State OF New Jersey. h, 4.
purpose Of mutual aid. 1t lsa seer,tn.
clal order, similar In many rest.s,s
tho American Legion OF Honor. o.
FRI nds and Knights OF Honor, andue
10 d'fiertnt from and better than ~,
any similar organization IN r1istcrs
The Order Of Financial Union ~
frst and only Organization IN tie VA
that gives sick, to'Ri disability and dA
benefits TO members, and whose full %
tincates mature In five years.
The fret act OF the commit wa n
cali on Henry G. Kelley, Secre,A1 d
State of New Jersey, aud show lin /,
printed pamphlet OF The Institution "A
bylaws OF the Order of the tuArtI
Union, which contained copy vi an 81,
legged charter from the State OF Me-
Jertey together with copy Of an al essi
attest OF the $50 etary OF State Sectn7
OF State Kelsey locked At the pimIAls
and ssid;
This Union has never had perminlo.
TO do business In this STATE. The wlo,
thing Is . fraud on the face oiit ani
they shall not do business In this State.
The committee next went 10 Paterson
the headquarters OF the Union, and via
they found theie 10 best given 10 ID
LANGUAGE OF Mr.. Field, the Chairman
the committee. lie male report At
meeting held In PhIlad, lphia on Wedne
day evening, in which he said:
I'VE went tn Paterson aud 10 factoi
nm River a. raaN a.. An1 thu u Id,
tary Of tho order, Frederick W. HeriB
ton. He is an English mil hand aa
foreman Of q stockiEette factory
Paterson. We found HerinE ton bad Ju
gone out, and we were Told to 20 oIef /
his Office. little frame shanty, tv
blocks away. There sat Mr.. HcriogtOl
two type-wrlters and two men lIng b,
god seals ON charters fer rev deplr
ments.
Mr.. Richards questioned Herlnrg
about loans, investments aud the groWt
OF the order. Herlngton eaid at first lh
money had been loaned aud lhtn lhA,
had not He could not .tcii sitalg
story. He said the Union had 81 GO,
deposit In a savings bank IN PAleBO
drawing ~ per cent. interest
knew he was lying whtn be said A., !
cent, for no savings bank pays such
terest. Harrington was asked who "
the Supreme Governor Of The Upirn an
after hesitAting, he said: 'The Depu
Governor, by virtue of his ohice, 10,
the Governorship.' Whel asked VII
had been done with the Supreme q,
ernor, Herington said that the Supre
Governor, Rev. George Guirey, had !
In claim for sick benefit for q weel
sickness and had been deposed. We
already learned that the Supreme GC
ernor he'd got into trouble about sol
girls.
"Herington told US that h. had an Il
Of leaving his stockinette job and atttl
ing solely TO the business OF the Unit
although he said he had never receiyet
cent of salary aimee the Union was org
lied May o, 1887. We thou Iht tbi, v
queer.
"0ur department has paid IN to
Unions treasury at Paterson about IS
Mr.. Richards demanded the money bA
Hcrington laughed and said: "That
can't be DONE Mr.. Richards said
Herington We come for that money
70 put you In the penitentiary,' and Il
Mr.. Richards told him what Secretary
State Kelsey had said. Herington laugl
at US. Supreme Teller Wright Sn
came in the office at that moment.
asked him for the money and he sad
couldn't think OF such Thug.
"Suprtme Adj ister David F. Ru
came In shortly aflerward. He loo
ke tramp. Then Supreme Med
Director Albert d. Gousset, a Ere
apothecary, came in. They all got W
them.
"Jousset is the boss of the whole gs
He fretted and fumed and said our
mand was outrageous and malicious, I
added: we will fight the State auth,
ties. We will not pay you your none
Jousset looks like an Anarchist. He
the editor of the Financial Union Gul
the organ of the order.
1--WE came back TO Philadelphia
gusted and So isfed that the Flnan,
Unicn was swindle."
In consequence OF Thu exposure IN
Times, the Financial Union will not b
q department formed In this city, 4
those who have signed their names To
application for charter can copgratul
themselves that the exposure came Def
they paid their money.
1t lie, however, due to Mr.. Crotsley a
those who were associated with him
THIS city, to say that they acted In &C
ia,th In the matter, bel ewing t TO b
bona tide affair.
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