The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-24
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REV. MIR. CLARK BACK IN TOWN.
Says He Received Only $3.50 for japanese
Orphan FUND.- chida His Enemy


The Rev. E. Warren Clark was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Clark is the Episcopal
minister who has been 80 busy of late gath.
ering funds for what he called the Japanese
Orphan Fund that Consul General Uchids
Of japan recently complained about him
to Police Commissioner McAdoo.
Mr.. Clark says that he has been away
getting few days rest at the seashore,
and that his absence wasn't due at all to
any trouble over the fund or to the fact
that he knew process servers were trying
to serve him with papers in two suits
brought against him. Mr.. Clark is now
living at the Lyman House, at lleth street
and Amsterdam avenue.
He produced his handbook yesterday to
show that all the money he ever got for
the fund was $sSo.ss, of which he says
about $500 was sent to japan and about
$500 is left in the Union Exchange Bank,
where the account is in his own name and
not in the name Of the fund. This account
Is just at present under an attachment
obtained by Eugene H. Tower, who has
brought suit against Clark on printing
bill Of 500. -.,. .. ...
Mr.. Clark said that while great deal
more money than this might have been
contributed none of it ever reached his
hands. although the circulars bore his name
as treasurer and persons we're asked to
send their subscriptions to him. The
$3.50 he did get. Mr.. Clark says, was turned
Usher of his book, -Katz Ava to whom
Mr. Clark insists everybody sent subecnp-
tons instead Of to him. He says Mr.. Buck
suggested the orphan fund, printed MS
book and 80, 900 circulars to get money for
H. v,- tal aYv lNTA
in which all the money contributed for four
months was sent in to him.
During these four months, says the
Rev. Mr.. Clark, mot a dollar came into my
possession After THREE hire. written , protects .Ss
1855 SO, he having retained $500 or S2,7oo
for publishing and incidental expenses:
Icalled In for a final accounting Mr.. Langley,
a certified accountant. Mr.. Buck turned
over TO me 10000 unbound copies of Kate
AVA but retained the mailing list. which
made the entire bulk Of this matter una
valuable"
MI. Buck was secretary Of the Japanese
Relief Fund, OF which Seth Low was chair
man. BE and others sssocisted Nth him
anything to do with this fund. Mr.. Buck
has also denied that he had anything to 40
with the Japanese Orphan Fund, except
that he did some printing for Mr.. Clark.
for which he e'iacted and received COM
pensation.
Mr.. Clark said that Consul-General
Uchida was his chief enemy.
Mr.. Clark had nothing to say yesterday
about his efforts in connection with the
benefit performance and his use of the
names OF two we'll known Japanese on his
literature without authority. He says that
he was associated with Bishop Harris in
Japan inithe early '70s and was @ professor
at the Imperial University at TOXIC at a
high salary and that a sense Of obligation
to the Japanese led him to start the orphan
fund, OF which he was treasurer