The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-06
WITNESS GONE.
GREENE HAS LEFT FOR PARTS Ty.
KNOWN.
ATToRSEY-GENERAL 10 HAVE THE
cHARfEH FoRFElrED-RAscALI.
rY1N IT'S WORST SHAPE.

ness In the case against the lnterna-
Itional fraternal alliance has disappear.
ed, and no one can tell where he is.
| Without Greene the cas against the
alliance viii be very difficult to make
out. He was the book.keeper o. the
alliance, and, it is said, fnrnishedfro
the books which we're entirely under
his control, all the information npon
which tha application for receiver
was based He afterwards signed an
affidavit declaring that this informa
ton was obtained from him while he
was under the influence Of liquor, and
asked the court TO allow him 10 With
draw his signature from the bill for
receivership, This point was to have
been argued june s, but il now looks,
even il the court decides not 10 allow
him to withdraw, as If he cannot be
produced.
A man Of THE WORLD called at his
home, 1909 Barclay St., BALTIC, Friday
morning. The bell was answered by
his sister. She said that she hadn't
seen Harry for some time and had not
the slightest idea where he was. She
appeared very anxious to know who
wanted to see him, The reporter
next called o. Greene's brother-in-law,
tThos. J. Shewbrooks, at Lombard aud
Charles streets.
4 i couldn't tell you where Greene
| is," said Mr.. Shewbrooks, q havn't
L seen him for at least ten days. ] don't
think he is in the city. II he il he
hasn't been home. No, ! can state.
almost positively that he is out Of
town.
Yes said ex-Secretary Maulsby,
of the alliance, "and you can depend
on it that there is good many miles
!, between Greene and the City Of Balti-
more at this moment, and before night
there win be good many miles more
i If he has money to buy tickets.
There are more reasons than one
why the people who want to see the
alliance go into the hands ola receiver
/ would like to see Greene. We do not
care for his withdrawal from the suit
particularly. In his request to the
court asking that he be allowed to
withdraw, he does not deny that what
he has sworn to in the bill was untrue.
He simply says that the newspaper re-
ports are exaggerations and that is all.
He cannot deny what is alleged in
in the bill without committing perjury,
for his name is signed to it, and we
have number Of witnesses that he
was not intoxicated when he swore to
the charges. Yes, we would like to
find Green very much but we can't do
it just yet
il When q WORLD reporter called on
Mr.. Unverzagt, at his Office on Friday
morning, he was told that the gentle
man was out Of town, and that his
brother John would not be at the Office
until late in the afternoon. No one
around the Office had seen Greene since
he resigned his position Of book-keep.
| er, and could not give even hint of
where he was.
n A dispatch from Annapolis states
that Atty.-Gen. Poe has received or
ders from the governor to have the al
lance charter forfeited.
Atty.-Gen Poe, it is understood will
at once commence proceedings against
the International fraternal alliance and
compel the officers to show cause why
the charter should not be repealed and
the affairs of the concern wound up.
These proceedings will be under the |
statute and will have to be made in |
the superior court. 1t is entirely withs
In the discretion Of the Judge whether
the charter be repealed or whether the
Objectionable features be stricken out.
"a number of members of the alliance
signed the petition upon which Gov.
Brown acted when he ordered the at
torney-general to commence proceed
ings.
rRATERNAL GUARDIANS. ~
The Fraternal Guardians. who have /
existed about as long as the short term
orders generally do, and perhaps lit