The Washington herald., 1908-02-12

New York, Feb. u-United states Mar
shal William Henkel, instead of District
Attorney Jerome's detectives, is likely to
greet Charles W. Morse down the bay
upon his homecoming on the Etruria
next Sunday.
The Federal governments agents. when
they are really interested in a deposed
banker, take precedence over the county
authorities.
That Marshal Henkel and his men viii
be interested before next Sunday is prac
ticaIly certain now It is understood
that indictments have already been or
dered by the Federal grand jury, which
has been investigating Mr.. Morse's bank
ing affairs.
Two of these indictments are said 10 be
for overcertdcaton. which was the Of
tense for which F. Augustus Helnze was
indicted. and a tNird for misappropria-
ton of funds The indictment of another
man who was concerned with Morse in
some of his transactions also may have
been ordered.
Nearly all of the transactions which
the Federal grand Jury has investigated
concern the National Bank OF North
America. which was controlled by Morse
and of which he was vice president
ohe OF the charges thaI o. Hlisapplo-
priation OF funds, II IS understood. Is
based on a transaction which took place
between Mr. Morse and p Augustus
Hefnze shortly after the collapse Of the
15si,za-Aror rrl,or,ss atter,r,. 20 corner
7bs. market for T-nitad ronner Hefnze
Nss accused 7toreo og ealIin,r ol,t IN, tbe
,ooI vgbe, tba cor,s- stock bit the bigb
rs71r.s and colIs rars heinz made for
i,,,,a5iste delfvarias IN tb, haliaf tv the
1fsi,zss that tbe,- g,era in sbsol,,ta CON
.-,I of tl,a sft,,a.io,
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rrofrzo nc tbo e+o,-, los hsen rsIo,,a
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his epDination from, the N1arcsnt,Ie Va.
,foDs1 RanI, ba rof,ss5 ,bsoJ,,tsI,- n Get
ont unless Morse would nav 70 him the
,,r,7t, which he had ,,a1, ~, ..vreI,,i,,-,,
nm the roo1
RTr NIoree ~ that tir,a Lsa fo,5 bo-.s
90 s.,-fr,,r ,,i- o., s,,t, 90. d, 49, IT.
mo- 5tr-,.o- - 49,, 1r.-,ov+i1l ~,
,io,.1 ar5 aleo an ov,rsI- os conc Of -t,.
hanks stock
There was a stormy r,seti,7s, ba+,,oo,
Morse and rTainze and as . rsz,,I, ,forsa
:, is understood or5ero5 II C,,,is
,,rasidsr+ Of tl,e National pa-l- - NJ,
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7Eorss,s account IN tbo baDJ
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'"uso i1o~5'' j" 'i'e lii'eu States CiI-
Cl' oo"i' 'o-ud'' iieaiu arg uiiiehIs on
C'e ue'Ioi ieI IH'ei POseu 70 tHe Iloictihen'
-oUi'u '' '''0 d siaiiu jury against
aus "s.Os iie'I.1e' t'e loii''sr president
- '''' 0''''liio Na'io"| Ddnh' MT
Ile'il@e appear gu III coulI Win the long
array OF eouhsel engaged 10 defend him.
ne latter consisted OF former United
states Juuse "lliiaih ) Wa4iaee' Edward
I-auteroach' ana JOIN D Iomllnson.
Representing the government were Dis
ulct Attorney StlInson' Assistant District
Attorney o O'Brlen' and Special United
States Attorney General Oliver E. Pagan,
OF washington Wellknown Indictment
expert.
Judge "alIace maze iohg argument
lot tie ueIehse' taxing up hrst the initial
Hl'eeh COUNTS Oh Ihe IhuicthehtS rela-
I'VE 20 the alleged oVer-certlncatlon, AMI
oHehse punishable BY hne not exceeding
so'OOO OF Imprisonment OF not more than
-i'9 yeaiS Vi Do'l'
hihHe Irresponsible as Chief.
me specihc charge against Heinze in
these hhrst counts is the abetting and
causing the cretincatlon OF the checks. an
az loi WHICH the regal section involved
bioViues TO penalty The government
80 iIo. ooii'7Iu lnat the former bank
"' .'0'iy performed the act OF
-, ~ 4U19'io"' Out that he was
- -. a. l,l'1ipal IN lhe alleged
,bo+ tboro - '''a'ae1o 'iiereIore'
hts oIiort IT, IL. against
rerforuad ~. ,,,,,.si,e, -. = VINO