The morning call., 1892-09-19
DEiLE CANNOT BIZ FOUND
His Ten Thousand in Cash May Be
Forfeited Tuesday.
THE QUACK HAS SURELY LEYAyTED.
Various Theories as 10 What the Missing Man
Of Many Names Nay DO-The Case Of
Hattie E. Graham.

II is believed by the those most interested
that Henry r. Hunter, alias DR.. Beale.
alias DIR. Haven, alias a dozen other names,
has left San Francisco for parts unknown
and will, in consequence. forfeit to the
treasury of the city and county Of San
Francisco the $4,000 in gold which he put
up as bail to secure his liberty after the
preliminary examination in the Police
Court upon the charge Of numbering Mary
Alice Carroll at 404 Golden Gate avenue by
criminal malpractice.
Not only do DIR. Beale's attorneys profess
ignorance to his whereabouts but the de-
tectives who worked up the case against
him are utterly unable TO find the slightest
trace of the man.
DR.. Beale boasted when he put up his
Sl0, 900 cash bail that he would at once re-
open his Office at 22S Post street, where he
practlced as DR.. Haven. and when lie was
tried in the Superior Court would easily
prove that his alleged wife, Nellie Haven,
was the one who murdered Mary Carroll.
He claimed that Mrs DR.. Haven per-
formed the operation that caused the girls
death when craZed with morphine and
whisky, and that all he had to do with the
case was to try and save the tine girls life
after she had been injured.
g This would have been the natural.s sequence
to the conduct pursued by DIR. Beale to-
ward his helpless victim who believed her.
self his wife. for all along. while exrress-
ing the utmost sympathy for Hattie Il.
Graham, also an accomplice, Beale spoke
of his wife in uDmeasuIed terms.
He expressed the hope that his wife
'would rot in Jail" but was anxious to
give bail for lis alleged mistress, the Gra-
ham woman.
When Judge Love held Hattie Z. Gra-
ham under $4,000 bends Beale grew de-
spOndent. He was ready to furnish $4,000
for his own liberty and smaller sum for
the woman. leaving his wife to get bail 80
best she could. but he could not spare
$4,000 cash, even to save his paramour.
1t was thought that the very fact that
Hattie Graham was still in jan would keep
DR.. Beale here at any rate until such time
as she could get hearing and have her bail
reduced, for the prosecution had no hope OF
ever adducing sufficient evidence against
the woman in the Superior Court to convict
her.
This view of the case may be the correct
one, after all, for on Saturday Judge San
derson reduced the Graham woman's bail
to $1,000, and 1t is just possible that Beale is
in hiding, waiting until she Is balled out
and will then leave the country with her.
4 ther that or be has left the money with
friends 20 free her, aud is awaiting her In
some safe place.
If Beale does not appear ON Tuesday MORN
dOubtedly order his bail forfeited.
In the meantime the officers, armed with
bench warrant, are searching everywhere
for the missing doctor"
1t is just possible that Beale may yet
come into court with valid excuse for bis
failure to appear on Saturday last.
This course was fOrshadOwed by the re-
marks made by Lawyer Hubbs, who told
the court on Saturday that be had not n0ti-
fed his client of the necessity of his ap-
pearance on that day. This would be a
valid excuse and save Deale his $4,000
In such an event he will have To stand
trial. and it is probable Judge Trout may
increase his BAIL
Beale's old offices at 22S Post street are
for rent Immediately after his release the
doctor vacated the rooms. but left no word
as to his destination when he moved.
Detective Rogers has a strong case against
Beale and new evidence is developing.
There is but little doubt Of the doctors
conviction if he ever stands trial, and he
knows it. rhe detectives think that he
would rather forfeit the $4,000 for himself
and $1,000 more for Hattie Z. Graham than
run the risk of term in the penitentiary.