The sun., 1898-03-07
NI. k9pQey
and |Ill B0ggs
A Few Pert.l,pt Facts ard
Some Accurate Figures.
THE STATUS OF A GREAT CASE
Testimony Will he Produced to show
That u Member OF the United
states Senate Is Implicated in
thelI4ooting of a National
Rank.
TACTICS OF DELAY WONT GO
r 'ad the Facts and the Figures
and III eide Tor Y,ure,f WHAT
Ought to be Done.
OF DELAY WONT GO

Mo e men connected " tn the robl cry
of vnc FRS, National Bank. at Dover,
will soon be under arrest.
Mr.. Mm. \. logs, Cot. Ezekiel +.
Copper, thomas =. Clark, eA-Snerltf
Amos Cole ana Charles H.. Bulnr Il. c
now i'll the custody OF the Federal Go\ .
ernment.
Mr.. Boggs will serve the Government
us u witness So will Others connected
with the steal.
those now under arrest, with the ex-
c.pllun oi Mr.. Boggs, VIII endeavor to
have their TRIALS postponed from term to
term until pubic ieelllg III the matter
has cooled and the Cast lost sight OF.
Jurors VIII Dc less Interested year from
NOW pei haps, they argue, and therefore
they VIII ADOPT tactics Ui uelaN.
Judge bradford and Mr.. Eanuegrifl
are not likely to permit thcm to carry
uut Tins Mite scheme.
Ol the original seven >cheners named
rcsl--luuw'r, Clark and Co.c. Butler
was an unlnIpIltant factor III the COLOSSAL
cine.
William VI. Dickson's connection with
the case began and ended with the loan
OF check lor $1,000 whlcl, Was made
payable to Richard r. krnncv, Esq.
lie will not be arrested.
Hon. John ID. lIawkins vas charged
by tins paper with frequently over
drawing his account with tie bank
and lualy borrow li1g $500 Of Mr.. Bugs.
lie had pill,: 500 OF ,nis debt prior 10
the pubhIca,lnn, and Is pledged to pay
ihe alancr To- the bank. lie now
assets that thus item Of StaM i merely
"a proposition IN b"k' keeping. TIE
lac. remains that Mr. ~ gg> loaned him
$500 uut of /, II Is b .,ong ny to lnc II
may hot bc are ted.
tlun. John +. >u, bury secured over
vi, 100 from the \a'lu> Of the First
.>atlonai Bank of Dover by giving MIR.
Eoggs Worthless checks drawn on the
Farmers l;ank Of Dover for the amount
lE''ncu, inns loss to the bank has been
nlauc g""t by lic family ul Mr.. Sauls-
bury a,n ne may not b. arrested.
lue seventh man connected with this
affair Is Hon. Richard X. kcnnry now
representing the State nf Delaware in
tn" Senate Of the United States.
Mr.. kcnnry are" up til" bond signed
by lhol,us ;. Clark for M,Om. Mr.
kennry drew the money on Mr.. Dick
son cheek lnr Mr.. Bngs gss. Mr.. krnney
publicly u,cl:'lul ll,al ne kenney J
cuuu put Mr.. buggs Urhlnd the bars
nany months before Mr.. Bogy> hrd the
country.
Testimony will hr produced To- show
that Mr.. krnnry knew OF this cnrr,nnl
LIBERALIZATION aS early as November 1898.
Mr.. ktnnry agreed to settle with
tie American Surety Company and ac-
npt,-l cnlalrraIs at the ham y! Mr..
B ,ggS io, this purpose.
The r"l'al",ai- which he had irr Ibis
pnrp ,Sr were T. : CIark's bond inr
s4WO: II. F. Fnrd's bond for $50: and n
bond Of T. :. Clark and {. II. Bntler for
S.GJ. The ".\ndcrs"n' building opera.
tinn was transferred to him. judgments
against + Wesley johnson and wife.
80. 1888 Jackson street, Philadelphia.
Pa for about SiSS,and II Judgment against
J. Ford Caulk. ti,esttrtOWu. Mu., for
$3.50 aud some other papers were also
made ont in ii. na,nt. ne of which
was j. X. Mct;onigar> bond for 900.
Mr.. Henry u. Lyman. vicc-pre-id"n.
o. the Amr,i an Surety Go np,y. anti or
Ives the statement that Mr.. kcnnry
n ycr even called at the offices Of the
20 npany in relation l"thc matter.
Mr. kcnney drew checks on the First
National Bank "i Dover. DEL. to the
amount OF $4.GS0. All Of these particu
lar chccIs were made payable t" Messrs:
T. H. CuthMrt X Co.. bankers and
trnkcr>, No. 10 Broad street, New York
The records OF the First National Bank
and the Farmers Bank m Dover. the
b nks Of the Philad IL lila National Bank,
Philadelphia. and nrn,"nmums IN the
p,,s.,.s-ion "f the Federal authorities,
will show that llIrs" checks were
"sIrl>cd' by Mr.. lhgg>. They were no
good when Issued. They were made
good by Mr.. N,yg- when presented and
ut Il very much later date. Mr.. k"nnry
made restitution. Here j. u complete
list oi the checks:
May II, 1886. $3.50; May II. 1896, S25O:
June 1, lS!Nj. $500; June G. lSNi, $3.50;
June ~, 1896. $500: June -, 1876 81 ONO;
July !, 1885, 500, and july 3. lSH1,
81 900.
An analysis Of the hooks and records
above referred to will show tina, Mr..
kcn,wy hal an arrangement with Mr..
Roggs whereby tina, gentleman Mr..
Boggs) overlooked (?) Mr.. kennty's
drafts upon the bank. This analysis will