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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.

American Fork. June 10.-Aat mass
meeting. called by Mayor Gardner II was
decided to celebrate the Fourth OF july
in American Fork. and the various COM
r,,i+tees were appointed to make the nee
essarv arrangements il is expected INA Z
\ rousing time will be had, consisting OF
all kinds of sports including horse rae
ing bicycle races. baseball etc Inc mat
ter Of a parade was left TO the dlscretoh
of the committees 49,, 49,.
Work on repairing the damage zone 70
the CANYON road is progressing nicely ana
some of the men who came down idsl
night report that the road is IN good
sfsDe as far as Deer Geek and that IL
will be possibly another week before u j.
through to the smelter- There is a Iorce OF
fifty men and teams at Work up there al
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lowe. who have
sDert the past twenty-siX months pm
p5nolaud i'm the missionary field. returned
home Thursday night. They report nav
ing a good time while they nave peen
absent. t--
Thursday night from a three months
visit i'm old England. Their object m
going hack there was to get a good slzeo
&c. of money that had been left &c
Mr.. Martin. which they succeeded H
getting. o.
dancine hall in Salt Lake City. accom-
Danied bv his wife. has been visiting II
American Fork for the past few day
with relatives Mr.. Steele was tormerll
a prominent business man Of this city
Miss Rela Chapman. one OF America
/ Forks most popular young laoles, wa
married Wednesday in Salt Lake City e
/ Mr. Joseuh Mor1nteer Of this city Mr.
! Mounteer is manager Of the Palace Mea
and Grocery company of this place. The,
will make their home i'm the Second ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
RICHFIELD WOMAN SUICIDES
Mrs Elizabeth Jensen Hangs Hersen
TO Rafter in Abandoned Cellar
Her Mind Afflicted.

Enbraim June 20.-One of the largest
- yer held At Beaver was thar
If Rslpb Hurst Of that place VINO "as
a-,,identaIlv killed while working az tls
Telluride Power plant in the Hi3e'h -
he canyon. He was the son OF anl' g.
Mrs. William Hurst OF th ti.. P.r1s1sctsd
ms one of the most hishiS -
young men Of that community. ne " -
only is years of age. but nad s ~
manhood and was one on liv a. bis
the Beaver band. WINE asl9 T. -,-,,,-,
- . LARGE boulder rolled from the llvv
t.i,esids entirely crushing his body 4s
neat, il and death was caused ilia.a..
rSbe suicide of Mrs Elizabeth Jensen ~
RichfieId which occurred az tlial a.
Iae+ evening has cast gloom W., a.
ia 49, it she was an elderly laoN.
,,~Cbah1,. 81 wears Of age. and We ollV
he highly respected citizens OF 1uat D --itI,
81 Tasf winter she was taken slch VIZ
t-,boid fever since then naNih5
sP.tie,5 1,-itb a weak mind She Wds Idp
fdT,- recovering and her daughteiS, ~.
are also living at Richtieid, tious ~ 80
She would be perfectly sate 10 ,.sr
alone Since her illness they nav .i,ci,
cbanging about in staying Win ll55i M
r,otter Mn. Jensen lett his VIE Duailt
s-e-se,ed I'M her household duties eha Si.7
was apparently feeling tne' 49, ~
returued i'm the evening ne touuq ~.
house looking mic, and tld{ gu' tbo home.
find his wife. He searched the uol.i,
then called in at the nelShDois' gIt I
was was nowhere to be found They all com z,
meuced to get alarmed anu 81, ou a.,
search Of her and the laot Pli1i' lie
tbongbt of searching was an OLD ce sss.,
WHICH, was not being used. and 70 tLlrll
surprise found her lifeless body hahsllls
| To a rafter The rope was placed az o.'.,,
her neck and she mad strangled 10 49, 49, y
/ She leaves a husband and four Marie,
/ children. one daughter in Mexico, ng
/ son mis- Jensen. Mrs. Carrie Baker an snl
/ Mrs Lena Erickson, all residents oI hiH0
] rTaq
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Leland Brown of Ogden Falls 80 Feet
While Trying to Take Photograph
in Ogden CANYON.

Leland Brown. whose home Is at -ofV
Orchard avenue I'm this city, had narrow
escape from violent death in Ogden
canyon yesterday afternoon shortly after
3 O'Clock lie fell a distance of fifty feet
over 4 precipice while trying TO take d
photograph of a portion of the canyon
about two miles from the mouth and re-
cefved three bad gashes on the head ana
a badly lacerated elbow. Brown, with
David Williamson and BOlney Baiiy, VINO
are employed on the federal building
were on the side Of the cliff taking photos
at the time. Brown climbed out on a
projecting rock to get a better view Ihls
rock crumbled under and him and pre-
cipitated him to the bottom of the Gluch
He landed in a clump of bushes or ne
must have been instantly killed VIII
hanson tried to save him when a big
rock fell. badly MASKING the third finger
of his right hand. Brown was eXtricated
and taken to the road by his companions
An effort was made to stop a number
of automobiles for the purpose of having
the injured man conveyed TO the CITY
They were met with refusals i'm several IN
stances Finally Salt Laker whose name
was not learned took his ladies down and
left them at the Sanitarium and return
ing carried Mr.. Brown and his compan-
ions into the city. Brown was taken 10
the Dee drug store, where his injuries
were cared for by DR.. W. J. Browning and
DIT + G. DOran.
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Oaden Briefs.

Rev II. D. Zimmerman, pastor of the
Rsptist church. accompanied by his VIE
viii leave Tuesday morning for Trip
10 the northwest visiting friends IN Port
land and Seattle. They viii be absent
from ogden TWO or three weeks. In that
time Mr.. Zimmermans place viii be va
can't. but the church organizations VIII
meet as usual. -
The examination will be resumed at the
state Industrial school at 9 o CLOCK t1ls
morning. The impression is out that the
iD71tirv is likely to be lOng-drawn-out. as
tbs cor1pIainants still have several Wit
nesses and then will follow the detehse-
the investigating committee may bs
counted on to make a thorough personal
fnspection Of all departments OF the
school ,-,,-.,.,-,.4- t,s.5
of the Missionary union Of the Baptist
church. and Rev. J. p. Jacobs OF Kansas
Citv. head Of the publication society or
The church were in ogden yesterday
ana spoke morning, afternoon ana even
inq from the pulpit at the Baptist church-
Thev are on their way TO Portland %
attend the big church convention lney
left last night at 1890 O'Clock for Cald-
vel. Ida The meetings Yesterday Vs4I
rendered more interesting for the music
furnished by the Glee club from the Pells
college. Ida At the meeting last nign'
me church was crowded to the doors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
ENTHUSIASM

Every man in this store ls q p9ost5N
is an enthusiastic, hard-worNng plug
ger. He is proud of the fact that Pc
works for this store. and proud 9I lA-
merchandise and proud of the service
il gives to the customer Tie A.o'7
that every statement ne makes mus
be backed by facts. He knows iaa- I'D
presenting any article, if medium .-
iow-nriced. that IL is backed 0y He'g
He knows that a most liberal sliril. p.
adjusting any cause for 1tSsil.s-
exists with the management lie h-I3n
that the firm first. last and always nas
the customers bess interest I' ..'---
This store has grown 0n this i1s-a-
policy until a move % larger quarters
was an absolute necessity. ana 1s-1-5
making the move we want I'D -..
every dollars worth of goods from ---.5
store on customers feet, and WIN una.
end i'm view are offering I--'
from 10 to 80 per cent r-..
If YOU want the best sla. ...
service. at the biggest savings ....
or well and investigate our 1.Is.-.
Yours -hna.gr
HIRSCHMANS.
The Shoe People,
Jos South Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
IN The NIGHTTIME.

Baltimore SUM
In the nighttime there he lies
with a dream upon his eyes,
In the nighttime meath the stars that
guard his rest,
In the nighttime with the curls
Round his forehead like "A girls.
And the dimpled fingers folded on his
breast;
In the nighttime, tired OF play,
He is far and far away
Where the fields are white with clover
That bees have BUNDLED over.
And the silver fairies lead him
With skein of golden thread,
In the nighttime, while he slumbers
In his little trundle bed.
in the nighttime angels sing
As they watch with folded wing
BY the sleeper wearing glory of little
childhood smile;
I'm the nighttime fairies stand
Round his couch iu mystic band.
And he dreams he sees them waiting by
his bedside all the while.
In the nighttime rest the feet
That are weary, and the sweet
Of the golden dag is cleaning
Through the rsiment Of his dreaming;
Then the playmate voices call him
And ne turns as if 70 go.
In the nighttime while he slumbers
To a music soft and low.
I'm the nighttime he is ours,
One Of natures sweetest flowers.
With the roses on his dimples and the
lilies I'm his hand.
In the nighttime while he goes
on his dreaming tppytoes
Round the magic, moving circle Of the
mystic Sunderland;
IN the meantime all the gold
of his little life We hold
All the beauty. ali the glory
OF his singing and his story;
And he laughs that silvery laugh
OF a childheart in his sleep
In the nighttime while he slumbers
Where the starlight shadows creep.
In the nighttime ike rose
From his pink lips to his toes.
He is all our own in silence. and We
whisper and we pray
I That the angels watch above him.
l And the childhood fairies love him.
And the lighthesrt spirits lead him in
the land of gentle play.
In the nighttime there he lies
/ With dream upon his eyes,
And no doubt upon his ears
/ Falls the music Of the spheres,
/ Tender lullabies Of love.
Blo0mv ballads Of the spring;
! In the nighttime while he slumbers
/ Where the dreamland voices sing.
Two-thirds Of the earth's surface nevei
/ axperfcnccs q snowfall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
WORK ON BIG AIRSHIP
TO START IN SHORT TINT
Scott Says It VII Be Largest r,;.-
Machine He Ever Constructed
Watches the Birds

Within couple off weeks No..
my multipiaue win be wei aro-r IN p.
James Frederick Scott ysste-5-r said
81 viii use hardwood. rr1ha-r-
the construction of the craft sla.
De the largest flying machine VII
ever constructed. 7 have not s=.... nave
place to build DO yet. but rsf-t E. -l
be made on the stage Of one 1f f.. ,".l
theatres The engine which b. .l.al
turned out in Michigan. viii be sr--, g
a few days H
when 7 am ready to make d +-isr. ...
I'm the sir. it viii most rEar- r-
from some point ON tine plains r...--
the city and SaItair The --.-...I
Will be so constructed that f- .-.
taken apart and put n trunk
Last evening ] visited S4f-4.-
watched the Euiis eirrIiug over rra e-
Salt Lake for q long tim- Trs r--
do not soar as long as they DO In .-
attitudes. and they seem .n ZION --.
wings Ofteuer. ] learn Eraat deal -L.
will help me in making mv flying 47...-
from watching the birds travel I'm t-
air.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
FRANK MAKGUM BADLY HURT
Manager of the Oaks Has Skull Frac-
tured by Being Thrown Against
Teleeranh Pole,

Frank A Mangum. manager for Cliff
Potter at the oaks in ogden canyon, was
badly injured i'm runaway on Twenty
fifth street in this city about clock
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Mangum drove
into the city in a spring wagon for the
purpose of getting supplies for the oaks.
At the corner of Washington and IWen-
tv-fifth the horse became badly fright
ened. at an automobile II is thought and
getting his head down became unmanage-
able. He started to run down twenty
fifth street. Mr.. Mangum succeeded IN
heading him away from a street car on
the track but the horse then Veered 70
the right and dashed the wagon against
a telephone pole with great violence. His
skull was fractured and his collar bone
broken in the cOncussioE. he was car
ried into the Broom hotel nearby and
placed under the care of DR.. Edward l.
Rich According to last reports the IN
jured man was perfectly rational and was
doing well No permanent injury IS an
ticipated as a result Of the accident. The
wagon was badly demolished The horse
broke loose and ran down the street until
stopped sometime afterward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Passed Through Chicago.

Chicago. June 20.-Information was
given the police here today which may
result in the capture of the two New
York Cinnamon wanted in connection
with the murder of Elsie Sigel.
w. J. Comfy. an empioye Of a baggage
transfer company of this city said that
two Cinnamon answering the descrip-
ton of Leon Ling and sun Chun ar
rived at the Grand Central station here
over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
from Washington at 9.45 last Friday
morning. They departed, Comfy said.
almost Immediately for St Paul over
the Wisconsin Central railroad.
Comfy said the men had tickets over
the Canadian Pacific railroad for Van
couver. &. c.. but that they refused 20
allow him to check their baggage
which consisted of two trunks.
One of the Cinnamon, who was well
dressed. travelled first class. while his
companion travelled second class
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
HARNESS STOLEN.
Hard Luck of Lehi Man Who Drove
to Provo for Ice.

Provo. June .0.-Saturday young man
bv the name Of Osteroh came over ron TON
Tebi for d load of ice. He tea one vL
his horses TO the wagon, leaving II aL tne
ice factory. while he came down on tLls
other horse. When he returned tht li-l
80 conc 1t was captured on Provo
bench ON the road going north. nut SOM
one had relieved it Of the harness ne
sheriffs' office is investigating the case
A marriage license has been issued 70
Ernest \. Webb and Annie Loveride, noIh
of Lehi t ,.,f+
Isaac y Whitlock has commenced SUM-
se-afust BENJAMIN Drainage district No
for $751; damages alleged to have peen
sustained by reason Of defendant cdusilie
certain land. the property of plalnuIl- ~
be overflowed and rendered useless tut
farming and pasturage. .,.t-
Owing to Strawberry DAY coming lills
week the Provo travelling mems excursion
to Castillo has been postponed 10 solllt
future time to be fixed later
The Knights Of Pythias helu theH az
/ uual memorial services today at Ih'
Provo cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

OF the seven Sicilian cables broken by
the last earthquake six have been re-
paired. The other was too deeply buried
in the sand TO be raised
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
THE EMPTY CHAIR.

clarence Richard Idndner in L-slie's
WeeklyD
Just a little black chair with leather
seat,
With a little board rest for two tiny feet
And a shiny old belt attached
Drawn close to the table at eventide,
Where a miniature fork and spoon
Lie a battered and dented tray beside,
As they lay on that fateful noon
When a Sun Fairy sped from her glow
ing home
Lured him aVky for all ages to roam,
Through lie meadows Of endless
dreams.
When the blue china clock on the mantel
The notes that were ever his joy
His mothers warm hand meath the table
For mine, and she whispers. The
Boy
For a wonderful moment he's with us
again,
With his wonderful twisted grin
And his silvery laugh chills cur hearts in
As If ours were the sun fairy's sim
The vision fades fast and the dying sun
casts a single last lingering ray.
Where two round pudgy hands, until
PRAYER was done,
Tightly elasped on the table lay.
Just a little black chair with an empty
seat.
Worn. and Clipped. and scratched.
Where two fat dimpled hands impatient
pulled
At a shiny old belt attached.
or the seven giciifa1 cab1es brot-e,, 9,,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
MISS VIOLET NELL
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

Miss Violet Nell. daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs James W. Nell. died at Del Monte
at midnight Saturday night Miss Neil
was about Is years old and was an only
child. For three years she had been an
invalid and during that period she had
lived i'm Pasadena. Cal. whittier the fam
lily removed from Salt Lake in order to
gain the benefit of the softer climate
About two weeks ago she suffered
Dtomaine poisoning and this is believed
TO have been a principal factor in her
passing. The nterment will be at Mont
erev today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
PHILIPPINE TRADE.

Washington June statistics com
piled by the bureau of statistics regard
ing tie trade of the Philippines. an
uounced today, show the total value of
imports into the islands in 1908 as so,
1S612G The amount of the exports from
the United States to the islands for 1908
was Sg9J6.6qS while the official figures
of imports from the United States into
the islands, exclusive of government sup
niles free entries and supplies granted
free entry in connection with the cOustruc-
ton of the railway system TO the islands,
were but S5.101, S36.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Linz in WASHINGTON.

Washington. June 20--Supplemenung
scores of clews bearing upon the ap-
pearance in this city Of Leon Ling, allas
William Leon, the Chinaman suspected
~ the murder of Elsie Sigel and the
events that transpired during the two or
three days he Is supposed to have re-
NAMED here about the time of the muir
der. was the discovery today that on
June - a special delivery letter ad-
dressed William Leon, care OF q. r
Schutt. National hotel, Washington, u
G - was received here from New York
The reverse side of the envelope bore
the name Of Mr.. Sam Wing, 80 Bayard
street New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Ward Reorganized.

The Middleton ward OF the ogden stake
at Huntsville was completely reorganized
Yesterday. The old bishopric composed
Of Albern A. Bingham. bishop. Charles
StromberE. first counsen or, and John
Grown. second counsellor was retlfeq, IN
their places were elected Francis Bing-
ham. bishop: JOHN T. Jones. first counsel
Tor. and Andrew Allen, second counsellor.
Erasmus Z. Bingham was elected ward
clerk. The services were attended by the
nrssidencv of the Ogden stake-C. c.
Richards. T B. Evans and W. NJ. Nc
Kendrick Apostle Orson F. Whitney Of
Salt Lake City made the principal ad-
dress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
SALT LAKE WOMAN AT
LONG BEACH DISAPPEARS

s. Long Beach. Cal June 20.-The q.
4. police were asked today to search g
e, for Mrs. L. V. HuTd aged so, who .
:, came here two weeks ago from g
{. Salt Lake City. She disappeared g
&: the night following her arrival, &.
g after telling the clerk Of the apart 2
. ment house that she was going for g:
g. a stroll on the beach. Mrs Hurd :.
(. formerly lived i'm Avon, Colo. q:
g q g g g 6, &, g q q 6. q {, &: q . 9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
GRUBSTAKE SUIT.
eoldHeld Dispute Settled by Litigants
Out Of Court.

GoIdfeld. New. June "a grubstske
suit involving a quarter of million COL
lars was brought TO an end today when
George B Mechem of New York and L
T.. Patrick Of the First National bank of
Goidfield settled their differences out Of
court Mnchem filed suit against Patrick
for $4,000 some months ago, alleging
that This sum was due him on the sale
Of an option on the Combination mine
made by Patrick. He declared he had
Erubstaked the defendant before the OPP
ton was secured
Patrick denied this. claiming that he
had worked for q company in which
Nechem was interested and not for
NTechem personally The basis Of the
agreement reached by the parties has not
hen made public. but it is said that the
-uit will be dismissed tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Letter Not Delivered.

Owing to the early departure on June
l. OF Ling. for whom the letter was eNl-
IDENTIFY intended. it was not delivered,
1T vas postmarked at New York at Q
p. m. June n. The police say the en-
velope has not been broken open, ana
it is now in the hands of the postal
authorities.
The local police tonight firmly believe
that Elsie Sigel did not visit Washing
ton. although a young woman sald 70
have borne a likeness TO the murdered
girl was seen about "a Pennsylvania
avenue hotel in company with the man
believed TO be Leon. Attention was di-
rected TO the couple because or the UNI
usual sight of pretty American girI
with a Chinaman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
NO CHANGE NOTICED
IN WHITES CONDITION

There was no change in the condition
of William NJ. White yesterday, and as
yet there is some doubt as to his re-
covery. His condition took a chang
for the better Saturday morning, but no
improvement was shown Sunday over
tl1n d. hafnra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Victim of Cancer.

Mrs Mary Louise Anderson died at tne
I1rdav night of cancer of the breast. Mrs.
Anderson was a native of Sweden, born IN
1SSq. She leaves a husband, Klaus A An
derson. and two children. Funeral ser
I.ices will be held at 2 O'Clock Monday at
tine Fourth ward meeting house. The cas-
ket will be open to friends from 10 a. m.
to n. m. Monday at Linqusts under
+oF~9vera ,arIoTC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

unfit for further use Three new tires
were put on the machine during its stay
here and the party left GsatA Jay I'm hlgh
spirits
Title bread basket" large lunch box.
supplied with a large variety of good
things to eat and drink was restocked
I'm this city. for use on the road should
the Automobiles let night overtake
them on the road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
OGDEN TEAM BEATS
SALT LAKE ID TO 8

The baseball game at the fair grounds
Yesterday between Salt Lake and Ogden
attracted d small crowd and resulted in
a victory for the Ogden team. Cutlip
and Lumley were the battery for Ogden
and Castro and Murray for Salt Lake.
The score by innings was:
Ogden q. ..........2 0 0 / 0 IA
salt LAKE 80. ? Q 9 0 0 l. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
FORCED TO LAND.

Holbrook, Mass. June 2O.-The balloon
Pittsfield, which ascended from Pitts
field early TODAY. carving Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Noble Burnham on their aerial
honeymoon voyage, was brought down
about d mile from the center OF TINS
town this afternoon after pleasant trlp-
The distance covered was about II
miles as the crow flies. William Van
Sleet. pilot Of the balloon. found the big
gas bag was being taken i'm a direction
which. If followed would GARRY IL out
!. 80 ELl-s forcing 2 Lan1luE-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
WESTON LEAVES OGDEN.
Starts on the Last Lap of Overland
Journey.

Edward Payson Weston left Ogden at
o'clock this morning for the last lap OF
1855 miles of his trip from New York 70
San Francisco. A large crowd gathered
AT the Healey hotel and many of these
waited until 1 o'clock and walked a short
distance down the Southern Pacific TO
give the walker a start on his journey
He expects TO cover at least sixty miles
today
Yesterday up to o'clock in the after
noon he was the center of an interested
crowd but at that hour he retired and
slept until midnight. Before starting ne
took a light lunch and expressed him
self as being in perfect condition for his
tramD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
JAPANESE CONTRACTOR
HAS HOST OF CREDITORS

X. Seida. a Japanese contractor. VINO
was arrested on a warrant charging him
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. was discharged by the police yes
terday. having satisfied the complainants
against him, but as he issued from Inc
jaiI door he was met by about twenty
japanese laborers to whom he owes about
81 500. They surrounded him and escort
ed him up town, intending to keep a close
watch on him until their claims against
him were satisfied. 1t is also announced
that a number of japanese merchants
will move against him on various charges
of fraud.