The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-30
REPORT ON POSTAL FRAUDS
Continued from First Page.)


general for postoff1ce department; ap-
pointed special agent, postoffice depart
ment, March I, 1861; with intervals Of a
keW years has been in the service ever
since. and was postmaster general I'M
der President Grant for several months:
he was removed April p, 1903; he has
since been indicted three times.
a. ". Nachen. general superintend-
ent free delivery system; appointed
clerk in postoffice at Toledo, o., March
], 1887: continuously in service ever
since save for three years; removed
May q, 1903; has since been indicted
foruteen times.
George w. Beavers, general superin-
tendent of salaries and allowances; ap-
pointed to clerkship in New York post
Office January, 1881; continuous service
ever since; resignation accepted to take
effect March 81, 1903; has since been in
dicted eight times.
James 7. Metcalf, superintendent
money order system: appointed post
office Inspector February 2, 1882; has
been In postal service ever since; re-
moved June II, 1903; has been indicted
once.
Daniel v. Miller, assistant attorney,
postoffice department; appointed July
], 1902: removed May rs, 1903; indicted
once; after one mistrial was retired and
acquitted.
Louis Kempner, superintendent regis
try system; appointed clerk in New
York postoffice August 1886: removed
October 81. 1903.
Charles Hedges, superintendent city
free delivery service; appointed
assistant free delivery service July 1,
1895: removed July %. 1903.
James W. Edwin, assistant superin-
tendent free delivery service; appointed
postoffice inspector June 81, 1887; re-
moved September Is, 1903; indicted
once.
w. Scott Towers, superintendent Sta
ton c. Washington D. c.; appointed
clerk, Washington postoffiee November,
1890; removed October 1, 1908; indicted
three times. &c.,. -.., .-
Otto F. Weis, assistant superintend-
ent registry division, New York postof-
flee; appointed clerk, New York post
office June, 1890; removed October II,
1909. ss-4..
T. w. McGregor, clerk free delivery
division, in charge of supplies; appoint
ed postoffice department, March IL,
1891; removed June 5, 1908; indicted
twice.
C. E. Upton, clerk, free delivery di-
vision; appointed July 1, 1900; removed
June S, 1903; indicted once. IT,. &c.,.
NJ W Louis, superintendent supply
division; appointed Kansas City post
Office April II, 1897; removed October 81,
1908.
Charles B. Terry, clerk, supply d.
vision; appointed September 20, 1900;
removed October q, 1908.
AS shown in Mr.. Bristow's report, and
as partially indicated by the actions in
the several cases, these cases show
widely varying degrees of culpability.
Among outsiders indictments have
been found against
H. ]. Barrett, formerly in the post
Office department from Nal II, 1889, to
September 20, 1903, and from June /,
1897, to Deceber 81, 1900.
George e. Green.
DiIler B. Croft
Samuel A. Croft.
Willian1h G. Long, formerly in tie
postoffice department from April II,
1890, to August Is, 1892.
Isaac S, Mcclellan
George ii. Huntington. ...s j..
George e. Lorenz, formerly most
master at Toledo. 81. from August 2
1885 Ia JuIy q 1890.
Martha. II I.orerz.
Jorn 4. (s,1nner
III. ri Hallenbeck.
w. %. Dorernus.
Eugene d. Schebel.
William q. Crawford den,,tv ambition
nostofffce danartment from .Tuna 10
1899 to senternber liz 1897
Maurice Runlle
Norman r. Metealf
I,eonold j stern.
Edmund II briggs. j.,
George X Miller
.Tosenh At Johns g.
Several az the above have bean in
dieted two. three. or five times each
The three chief Offenders II, +be oov.
eminent service were Tvner Macban
and Beavers The friends of T,vnar
have advanced the thehrv mat IN his
ease HE CHIEF offender was reallv bis
nephew IN n,arria 90 Rarratt who VIA
his assistant In the office FOR a mari of
tha fine ana tbat 1,vna,.s offensas arc
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