The evening world., 1894-08-27
THAT BIG LOAN IS OFF.
Whiskey Trust Gould Not Raise
the $4,000, Here.
Nelson Morris, Of Chicago, Would
Not lndorse tho Notes.
Sage Gave II Up, and Now the
West Has been Appealed To.


The pis,i,,ins and Collaborating Com
many comwonlv Lnown a. tho Wh,akev
pany. eo"noh.y SHOWN as ,he wn'sAey
Is S Concerned, a.. least So to .ect ,o"n
Tr' ' ~ .r.h,o :, ~ ,.s. nu. ~ bond
the whiskey which ia now stored In bond
ed warehouses before tho German law
49,, 80, =, =, o,o,.,,, ,o-,,.ht
goes 'n'o e"ec' NJ ID e'oen W-msn.'
.vm m po -, New U yors ansno,.r, had
$3.50 A.. ,,u,,., az on ooo
loaned me trust 1owo'~.
According to that report Russell Sage
-, ..,,,.s 49,. III -, AZ.
money and the report said that Mr.
sage .. was to receive a commission mint, Of Of
tsVo'oo over ana ABOVE ,he ,esal ra,e Vi
interest on the money supplied by him.
The Evening World" In It's FIRST I e, sdi !,
tion to'uay' save 20 ''s Ieaaers IN wa.
there was absolutely no truth in the
report so far as Mr' Terry was con-
associated with Mr.. Terry. having given
an Evening World" reporter an un-
equivocal denial OF the story connecting
M Terry WITH thu loan
A meeting of prominent hnspciers was
held In Mr.. Russell Sage's ONCE at 10
o'clock to-day. The meeting lasted fully
meeting besides NJ. Sage were President
Wormser. Of the banking arm Of /. 4
8, AN w0T 1isy.n,nr World. reporter saw
both Mr.. Greenhut and Mr.. Wormser
a. they left the meeting. but neither
gentleman would say a word CONCERNING
whether the loan had been made or not.
Immediately at the close OF the meet
Ing Mr.. sage hurried from his ONCE
CT wSo %ere
II seemed evident that those inter
"shs he 70 nesR from fns &. ms sas
time the trading In Whiskey Trust stock
on the Exchange was tremendous. Al
the banking house OF the Wormsers alb
soiutely nothing could be learned regard.
Ing the result OF the meeting. although
scores Of Interested people were making
Tmst after /. O'Clock Mr.. SAGE returned
to his ONCE and was seen BY an "Even.
Ing Worid'' reporter. He admitted tina,
10 far as he was concerned all nego
He said: '
"Nelson Morris, Of Chicago, who I.
largely Interested in WhisEev Trrsi
stock, has been holding the key to z:
ture. as he At nrst promised TO DO. Tn,
that snS would S.vs sssn
There has been so much netoriety
psDet saSs sas
% Morri. 'n should noe decide to !nsor.e q,
paper. the syndicate would refuse te
make the loan"
Mr.. Sage told u number of his friend,
the reporter and q little later u wal
had failed to secure the loan.
There had been, very heavy trading IL
Whiskey stock all day. and by the clos.
Just before the close OF the Exchsns.
/ | II was reported that the Trust had mad,
arrangements to secure the 5000 900 II
Chicago Although this n'o rs%or SSsld mo mo
a half a point of Saturdays CLOSING
l the day.
i Trust had arranged with The interna
Revenue Collector. In the West to keel
!. open their offices later than usual. AM
3 making herculean efforts to get tn
0 money In Chicago.
Late this afternoon II was learned tina
q PRESIDENT Greennut Was III secret con
ference with several of the directors o
y the Trust. He refused to be seen o
I give any information of the plans o
. the Trust.
Il have been coming mere Tor tnre
h nv two little girls for dancing" es
claimed L. @. Goldsmith. Of Greenpoin,
: Schwartz have that amount"
o "Yes, and I, too, will let him hav
], my back pay" said Hat Spinner Ven
tint "He owes me 23 and j gueBs II