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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT THE BAY
GOVERNOR PARDEE PRAISES
RELIEF WORK Of THE ELkS
fiAWAIiANs DISCOURSE SWEET
MUSIC IN AMPHITHEATER
VIII Give Nomber OF Concerts, the
Proceeds Of which win Go to
Relief Funds.

BERK ELEY, May zs.-Sapphire skies
and golden sunshine served as setting
for the ROYAL hawaiian bands concert
In the Greek Theater this afternoon,
and more regal scenery than that wn1ch
the heavens themselves provided in part
could not have been fashioned. Tne
Hawaiiafls, simple sons and daughters
of the South Seas, were inspired py the
beauty Of their surroundings, apparent
ly, and with the blue sky for souho--
ing board and the circle OF bendlns
trees above the theater for Eollan narp
effects, ravished the ears of a multituae
with strains almost divinely sweet
The great. ainphitheater was com
fortabiy filled with music loving folk
at the hour named for the beginning
of the concert, and Jnese sat IN the sun
shine Of California Mayday after
noon. urcomplaining, even though the
Hawaiiaiis found 1t impossible to begin
playing at $3.50 o'clock. the time SET
for them to commence. The steamsnlp
from Honolulu, bringing them te
America, did not get INTO port unali
noon. according to Professor Arfnes
who apoiogized for the delay. and 90 the
bandsmen found 1t Impossible to MAKE
the Greek Theater on schedule time
Their concerts hereafter one each ar
ternoon. of this week, Will begfr
promptly at 30 o'clock.
A feast OF musical things, unique anc
extraordinary, is provided by the. Ha'
waiians, who. unite the soulfulness o.
simple children of nature with the SIKH
of technique only acquired by years Of
practice. They thrilled their auditors
| today. scoring mighty hit in a pro
gramme where the classic and the pop
ular were intermingfed
The Hawaiian Glee Club sang native
airs, as did .iadam Name. Alapal ant
| these constituted for the crowd th'
most Interesting feature of the after
noonls programme. The complete pro
gramme was as follows:
Part 1.---.overture, Italians IN Al
siers'' GRosinD; intermezzo, Stree
Cars (Arndt); vocal (a) "Ke Aoh;
Hiki Ma" ,(b) 'Molokama" MADAM
Name Alapai, Miss Ami Kalani; waltz
Morning Papers" (Strauss), vocal Ga
Yfiolo Honolulu" fb) "Maikai Waiki
ko,r Royal Hawaiian Glee Club.
/. Part 2-Selection. Faust" (Gounod)
vocal ta) "Inoa Waipio,' (p) Nan
Haili,'' Madam Name. Alapai, Miss Ain
Kalani; finale. I'll Trovatore" tVerdn
vocal ta) Kauai Mauka,'' (b) .Moioka
Makai," Royal Hawaiian Glee Club
march. lei Captain tSousa); Hawai-
Pohoi," The Star Spangled Banner,
Aloha Hawaii" rendered by MADAM
,lapai and the orchestra, choir an
glee club.
Tonight the Hawaiians, the band an
/ he singers entertained a throng a
edmont Springs Park, the proceed
leing devoted to the aid of the Ala
media County Maternity Hospital, Th
,roeeeds. from the performances at tn
ireek Theater are to be given to tn
syeneral relief fund in San Francise,
he band will render an entirely ne
programme tomorrow afternoon at tn
lreek Theater, changing the Pre-
;ramnle each afternoon during tn
geek, as well as at the evening cor
crts at Piedmont Isark.
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vogfAy ASKS DAMAGES.

OAKLANJD, May 29.-Alleging tha
she was the victim OF a malicious pros
ecution Elsie Permien has brought
suit for damages in the sum of $1,000
against Martial Davoust, whom sh
charges with having falsely sworn to
complaint charging her with petit Las
ceuY thereby causing her arrest an
trial on the charge. In her complaib
FLED Yesterday she declares that thi
w&s done 1nalfciouslg by Davoust an.
points 10 the fact that she was az
quilted by jury of the charge. Sh
says that her arrest and trial cause
her great humiliation and she want
damages TO the amount of $4,000 an
rrQfs Of suit
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Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells In the brain and spinal
cord. and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system Of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty OF nerve force; il
you have not, the organs work
inperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad. appe-
tite poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Nervinc.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; 1t strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
- take pleasure p Recommending
from nervous pScstration. insomnia
and melasrchoiy. After sevarni
raonths suffering from above diss xseS
tried this medicine and found irnfre7
date relief, Il soothes and strenEfh-
ems the nerves. chases, away TIA
gloomy and decreasing THOUGHTS and
gives the sufferer renewed stren~rh
and hope II is q superb nerve re-
storer".
JUDGE JACOB srEwANSs
Madison. Wisconsin.
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure Is soia hx
your dru9slst, who will guarantee tnst
the nrst bottle will benefit- Al a f4li<
he will refund your money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ina
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JOHN noEHRER,s FUNERAt,.,

BERK ELIsY May 2s.-Funeral serr
ices for John Boehrer. a pioneer c
Berkeley who contracted typhoid feve
in San IRA ncisco afber the fire tn
fever provif z fatal, viii be held thj
afternoon from the South Berkele
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Boehre
was the founder OF this church. II
was in exec lent health until recent,
when he suEeTcd from the condition
ne encountered IL San Francisco whi,
csing 70 carry on his business as
pntractor. Bad food and water unite
undo him. He died saturday at IL
esidio Hospital
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COMES TO RE-EsTaBLrSH
THE SALVATION ARNA

Z OAKLAND, May 2s.--Miss Evan
geline G. Booth, daughter. of General
William Booth, founder of the Salya-
ton Army and commander of the
army In the United States. has ar
rived to investigate conditions that
plans may be formed for the reor-
sanzation of the arrny's work in San
Francisco.
Accompanying Miss Booth were
Colonel and Mrs, French and Lieuten-
ant Colonel william a. Mcintyre. field
secretary for. the United States. Al
ready $4,000 has been raised for re-
slump ption of the work across the bay.
Miss Booth met the army member
tonight in Oakland She will speak
wednesday afternoon In Golden Gate
park. at spe cial memorial services.
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AUTO COLLIDES
WITH ENGINE
Occupants Have Miracu-
louS Escape From
Death.
Saved by Turning Ma
chine Squarely Into
Pilot.

RFRKELEY. May 2s.-The quick
Wit and daring Of Richard Jeffery, ex-
ercised while acting as chauffeur in
his own automobile. with half-dozen
men and women guests. saved his
own life and the lives OF his friends
Prom being ground out this morning
under the wheels of a swiftly moving
southern Paeihe Railroad train. JEFF
fsry's automobile eollided with
soathbound Berkeley local at Addison
street and Shattdck avenue. and by a
miracle the automobile occupants
were saved from serious injury,
,souEh the machine was wrecked.
II Jeffery, with his hands on the
steering gear Of his big automobile,
had failed at the instant that eoiiislon
with the pbnderous engine was seen
"a be- Inevitable to give the machine
the sFielt twist that sent Its nose
souarely up against the engine, IN
stead of permitting the wheels of the
engine to meet the automooiie In
br0a6side attack, the lives or those. IN
The touring car would have undoubt-
edly been forfeited TO the grinding
nower Of the locomotive.
r j
Thomas IL Waters. under sherin ol
Nevada COUNTY. Mrs. Waters, Mrs
John Vail. Miss Ethel Vail and JEFF
fery's son Albert The Jefferys reside
in the Piedmont district. Their
guests were being shown the beauties
Of Berkeley this morning when the
accident occurred. Jeffery drove his
car UP Addison street at q high rate
of speed, and just as he reached Shai.
tuck avenue and was about 70 eros:
the Southern Pacific tracks there ne
encountered the southbound Berkeles
train.
Jeffery declares that the train gave
ne warning Of its coming. The auto
mobiles destruction and the deaths
of the occupants of the car seeTnet
% certain when the machine whirlet
into Shattuck avenue, with tn
Southern Pacific train but few yafu
away, laundering down directly II
the path Of the machine. 1t wa
then that Jeffery's nerve ana WI
showed, in the turning Of his machine
nose foremost, against the engine.
The crowd of spectators at the de
pot a few rods away looked in horro
al the spectacle, expecting to see
tragedy as the result Of the collision
When the train passed, however, an
the occupants of the automobile pick
ed themselves up from the ground
where they had been thrown by tn
shock, il was found that no seriou
harm had come to any Of them. In
women were taken to a nearby phaI
macy and medical attention give
them. so that in a short time the
we're able to enter carriage and 3
taken home. The wrecked auton1t
bile was removed to garage for re
Dairs.
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Rsmember the Heroes.

OAKLAND. May 2s.-Memorial
day will be observed tomorrow by the
veterans of the Grand Army OF the
Republic and kindred organizations
at the Grand Army plat. in Mountain
View Cemetery, where appropriate
exercises will be conducted at IL
o'clock.
!. TIL graves of the soldier dead IN all
of the. cemeteries will be decorated
With. flags and flowers. Members of
the Daughters of the CDnfederacy. on
invitation of Mrs. Antoinette Stearns-
president of Joseph lie C0nte Chapter
of Berkeley, decorated the graves. Of
Confederate soldiers in Mountain
View Cemetery today.
The banks of Oakland. Will be
closed tomorrow in observance Of the
day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
COAST AFFAIRS
1T THE CAPITAL
Wireless System Is Fa-
vored for States Of
the Coast.
Bill to Change Yosemite
Boundaries May Soon
Be Passed.
Special Dispatch to The cail.

Special Dispatch to The Call.
CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
;YAsHlNGroS. May 2a-!The Pacific
oast, Senators are much gratiied BY the
teton of the Senate committee on naval
affairs in the naval bin reported today in
providing an appropriation OF $4,000 for
he establishment OF wsseless telegraph sta
= 5ns. on 1he coasts Of California. Oregon
md washington.
All opposition III the Senate TO the bill
providing fbf changing the boundary lines
or YeseInite Fafk so' as 10 permit all troll;
,ey r5aas to approach them within equal
istance has beel Withdrawn and the meas
ire is expected sooa to be reported favor.
lby and passed.
The senate committee on eolffneree has
;srret TO incorporate IN the omnibus light
louise bill provision for light and .foe
;ignai at Carquinex Straits, at eost OF
s50.uu0, Instead OF Mt Red Rock as it first
proposed.
senator Newiands. who is going to sar
F'rancisco. was today excused by the Sena
ste from further service on the statfhooi
.ohfefehee coniinittsc ana Senator Pattust
son Was. designated to fi!l the vacancy:
California patents were issued today q;
icliows josnph ", Adams. Pasadena. hos,
,lanlii; Joseph C.. Dana, Modesto. book sup
,sfs. also, writing s,lifie; willard e james
..os Angeles. combination ttb, sink and
sashboNl; Albert 8. Johnson. Los Angeles
,neainatic surf board: George w. Merritt
San Francisco. antiseptic telephone mouth
olete attachment; tiarl Il. Nash, Pasadena
xtensi6n table; Iiromas n. Oknarn, Los An
eefes.' meter gauge: Joseph Koemef. Sants
Maria, pipe wrench James L. Seeley, 10:
angeles. electrical discharge apparatus
.ohp G, Sherry, Vallejo. water tube boiler
Danvilie W. Starrett. Oakland, liquid i'm
.,eiling -apparatusi William q. Tower, Go
ppa rail fastener; Robert ". Wallace Sal
francisco, boiler feeder; Scion b. Welcome
Los Angeles, internal combustion engine.
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make Good thc shortage.

/. OAKLAND, May 29.-The check to
make, good the sllortage in the ac.
=. w. Feidler is on it's way here from
he East: "A telegram received by; j,
3. Lanktree, the local representative
Guaranty company. this morning
leads: Check. Fielder case mailed you
today. Notify proper parties.
The total amount Of the shorta &c
was s16.4a1.25. or this amount the
guaranty company claims II was ex-
srnpt from paying the sim of $i740, as
Ii Is said the accounts show that Feid-
ter was short this amount at the time
the bond was given. The check sent Is
for $1a;751.s5-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
rANGLE IN FuOirE Es'rAT4s
To BE CLEARED BY SUIT
gotng Man Has Spent All the None.
and No AccodntinE IN necessary
IL. His. Rebr!f:

OAKLAND: May 22s.suit va
.rought today by the Union Trus
company as guardian Of the estate Q
w. W. Isoete Jr against Thomas -
Earneal. executor. of the late w. W
Foote's estate, to procure from Carrea
IN accounting of the younger Feote'
State.
W w. Foote was his. sons lega
guardian. but before Death failed I
rake an accounting to the court. Car
ZEAL holds that he cannot make an &C
bunting other than to present, tn
tank books showing fofinek deposits I
he credit Of young Foote amounting t
11.T55 I
The young man has made affidavit
, he money. ~
The suit is a friendly one. brought t
clear the records.
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no observe Jewish Pentecort.

OAKLAND, May 29.-Jewish Pente-
cost will be observed tomorrow morn
pie Of the First Hebrew Congregation
at Twelfth and Castro streets, AN
augmented choir, of which Miss Vir-
ginia de- Fremery is organist.. is to
render the music. Following the SER
vices, that are to comm ence at. 93o, a
class of seven is to be confirmed by
Rabbi F'riedlander at 1850. The mem
bers of the class are Rosa Heniyan.
Sadie Ross, Gertrude Samuels, Harold
Kieve. Miltis Asher. Sam Van Mourik
and Milton S. Sapiro.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
Train Crushcs Legs.

OAKLAND, May 23-Porter Magee
a civil engineer, living at 1926 Park
street, Alameaa, was run over by 8
train near the Twenty-third- avenue
station. in East Oakland, this after
OFF at tho knees. He is 81 years of age
and displayed great presence OF nirt
up to the time he was placed unde'
moved by DR. r T. Strattorh. Magee
got off west bound train on the
wrong side and was struck by a train
coming in the opposite direction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
SAYS FLTEs BREED DISEASE,

KELLEY. May 2s-Joseph Hunt
er. an assistant in the department {
agriculture at the university. has Is
sued a bulletin dealing with the subjecS
OF flies and their danger as diseas.
breeders. because Of 6lth that the
carry in their travels Hunters bul
letin calls attention to the danger oon
nected with the presence of the com
mon house iy and urges that effort
be made 10 exterminate the pest Tn
young scientist suggests that munici
palities begin the work of destroytn.
the breeding places of the flies.
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steals Naman,s Gems.

Z OAKLAND, May 29--Mrs. c. Nor
man, residing at t722 Myrtle street.
has reported to the police that sun
burst of diamonds and pearls was
nst n5olen fs2n M her on s1sbas fns street sksn lss
Twentieth street lost fur collaf
which a.. thief slipped from her neck
at a theater last night. A. HI. Smith,
sos Eighteenth street, has reported the
theft OF q gold watch.
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FAKES A STAND FoR
PAYMENT OF CLAIM
Paeiscs Coast Manager of sprinxfieI,i
Company auotes Eastern In
surancea Journal.

OAKLAND, May s0.4.The Springfield
Fire and. Marine Insurance Company,
through its Pacific department.. George
d. Dornifl. nand ger, is circulating the
following card:
''From the Journal of Insurance Eco
nonlics, Boston, April,s1 BOG:
THE San Franc isco losses should be
paid by every company without tech
nical bubble. 1t is better TO lose In
dollars than in reputation. There will
be insurance to write for those who
survive; but the survival must not be
at the expense OF the square deal.
1t rs better to go down with honor.
Sound doctrine in ethics and in
business policy. u
.-tEEO. b. DoRNIN, Manager"
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no Reimnurse sa.a9n slsh.

BERKELEY, May 90. Unwilliti@
hal saloon rieh of Berkeley who ar,
low forced % close their saloons by or
Ter of the Town Trustees Should lost
sor lfeeircds;. the. Committee Of citizens
which Helped to. proeure the SALOON
losing order met today and decieed t,
20 reimburse the salbon.keepers. a
spEninittee was appointed to recefv,
this mouey, composed Of the follol wnE
Barry, William powell, II. d. Irwin and
w. M HarriSofi
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Horse fiites Hostler.

OAKLAND, Ma 29.--A horse at the
Blackhawk stanles at A,Se yerith ans
Clay streets took the shock head 6i
Charles Gilbert. hostler, for buncf
of grass this morning and nearly
sealped his Unfortunate victim before
ne found out his mistake, Gilbert was
swung around for several second5 b.
the animal which had q good grip or
ais hair. and when he let go Giiber.
was almost unconscious Ite was
his Injury was given medical atten-
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DIR. LArHRor GOING no YOSEMITE

BERKELEY May 29.--Rev. ]. H
Lathrop, minister of the First Unitar-
ian Church. is to leave soon with Ralph
Merritt president of the Associated
Students of the university. for q
months trip in the Yosemite Valley.
The pulpit of the Unitarian Church: will
be filled during DR.. Lathrop's absence
by the following ministers: June 8.
Rev E. w. Wilbur; June 10. Rev. +. l.
Hosmer; June II, Rev. George w. Stone
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rolsoNl.a nY BAD Rood.

fsERk ELY Q Nay 29-W. G. Moro
realty operator. has succeeded
nbattiug the effects OF ptomail
iisoning. from which he suffered (
week. as The result of eating poi
ned food in 2. restaurant. For a TIN
was thought the Illness wonld prov
atal Moran IS still confined to hi
nome. 1917 University ave-ue hut hi
lave assured hfrl fA-' com
1iete recovery VIII soon be n4ae.
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La.t Rite. for Her.eman,

OAKLAND, May 29.-The funeral OF
Joseph Cairn Simpson, the veteran turf
writer and horseman, was held this
afternoon at O'Clock from the Fourth
Congregational Church. Live Oak
Lodge No. 81. f. and A. NJ conducted
the rites. Many friends of the aged
devotee of the turf attended the serv-
ices. Interment was " Mountain
View Cemetery.
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Afro.Americnus- a Meet.

OAKLAND, May 2s.-fhe Afro.
American Council initiated ten mem
oers Monday night. The. fifteenth an
nual State congress viii be held in
August at Rfvcrsfdc Addresses We're
delivered at Monday evenings, meet
sng by several visiting officers from
San FrancisCo. j. b. Wilson presided
Ind Lee Anderson was secretary.
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sny. r4u.bnnd Dcnertcd.

OAKLAND, May 29.--Chargfng her
husband with desertion, Lillian Dout-
ney has brought divorce proceedings
against Charles p. Doutnex They were
married in San Francisco In 1898.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
srer Hanford Bnnk

OAKLAND, May z9.-Elizabeth r.
Downing has sued the Farmers, and
Merchants National Bank of Hanford
and j. r. Dwyer TO recover $4,000 on
land deal In Kings County.
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Area c.pitalist Dies.

OAKLAND, May 2s.--D Hehshaw
Ward, rs years old. a retired capitalist
died today at his residence. 1910 Wob-
ster street.. He was q native of Massa-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

COPENHAGEN. May 29.--The gem
eral election for members OF the lcwe-
house Of the Danish Diet was begun
today. Seventy two results have been
asoertained, which leave the position
without material change except that
the Socialists have gained i've seats.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

ADvERrlsEmENTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-22
v. y. CENTRAL TRAIN DERAILED.
Driving Rod snaps and Eight Cars and
Locomotive Leave Rails.

BosTON. Dec. 2l.-The 4 O'Clock train from
New York for Boston over the Boston and
Albany division of the New York Central
Railroad was derailed near the Allston
station at 1920 tonight.
With the exception Of one locomotive,
the entire train left the rails, but no n was
killed. Some passengers were severely
shaken. cut by flying glass and bruised,
but rot seriously enough to necessitate the
immediate attention of physicians.
One of the brakemen had his arm broken.
The train, which consisted of eight cars,
drawn by two locomotives, was late reach
ing Allston and was going at high speed.
The driving rod IN the second locomotive,
a big mogul. snapped and the whirling end
derailed the train. with the exception Of the
forward locomotive.
None of the cars was overturned, but
humping over the ties smashed the windows
and threw some Of the passengers to the
floor.
The train ran several hundred yards
before il came TO a stop. Then the fright
ened passengers left the cars. All we're able
TO get out unassisted. One baggage car
wa thrown thirty feet from its trucks,
blocking the tracks for some time.
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HICKS STILL IN HIS DEEP TOMB.
Rescuers Working Near Him Encounter
Dangerous Loose Earth.

BAKERsFIFLD. Cal, Dec. 2I.-It is now
two weeks since the cavein at the Edison
Electric Company's tunnel in which six
miners we're buried alive, n it is more
than ten days since the discovery that
l.. b. Hicks, one Of the miners who was
swallowed up in the avalanche Of earth.
stones and timber, was alive.
Despite the hopes that Hicks You'd be
freed from time to time, obstacles have
lust a. often appeared to battle the workers.
Late this afternoon when the gangs of
rescuers we're changed it was the belief Of
all that Hicks would he released tonight.
The rescuers are still under the tramcar
that covers Hicks and in the most dangerous
spot they have yet found.
All night the men have been pushed bach
by falling earth and every move made
forward seemed to endanger Hicks as we'll
az themselves.
Hicks gave useful directions and told
his companions hat dirt was falling on
his face whenever they took away substance
from beneath the rails. Little il any prog
ress was made during the last twenty
four hours on account of this unstable
condition 80 close to the entombed man.
Hicks received nourishment through the
tube az usual. He is bearing up bravely
and although he has not closed his eyes
the last fo~rty-eight hours he is apparently
in good physical condition.
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OF the hrm show a profit on his account Of
sl'Il7.So made in Louisville and Nashville,
metropolitan Street Railway, Reading pre-
Ierred and other stocks, and that this, with
ms investment, amounts to IS 600. Others
whom Mr.. Ellington represents, and their
claims, are I Baker Hall, of Freeport, n. j.,
$4,000; George T.. Copper, Boston. 81. 900:
Charles Hubbeil, Philadelphia. s., 800. and
Charles r. Dumont, New York, o.. 800.
Dumont, Mr.. Ellington says, swore out a
warrant for Manstield's arrest in a crimi-
nal action charging embezzlement.
Mansteld's operations extended all over
the country. He used TO send out through
the mails a circular letter to thousands of
persons advising investments in certain
stocks. This was called Mansfield Red
Letter. Under the firm name il bore the
legend; Capital stock sos. OO0-all paid in. "
After the smash the creditors fled a
bankruptcy petition against the firm, but
there were no assets except Office furnish
lngs. George II. Earle of I Nassau street
represented a group of the losers.
John T. Mansfield, father OFF. H.. van
ished simultaneously with his son and had
the discretion to stay vanished. The de-
~tectives have never been able to get any
trace of him.
Mansfield il not over 81 years old. Ap-
parently he has not spent all his money,
for he was well dressed and prosperous
looking when the deputy sheriff got him.