The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
VISNER ASSETS PAWNTICKETS
THE WILTON iTRE FINtNCIER
or PHILIPPINE PLANTATIONS
Has an EanitS % Redemption In T""
Rings and n Naich aud s~ears TO u
h supplementary Proceedings but
Yesterday NAs Offering III Riches.

Yesterday Was Offering NJ Riches.
4. l. wisner II NJ Wall street. who
sent out literature describing himself ~
1877 ~ n soldier uf fortune. a man ~ sln-
picity and dirrctue-S and a millionaire
hnanCirr. amended the last phrase e h's
De lIneatiou on Friday 50 that ~ read- now
m effect "A hnancier possessing two rings
and a watch all pawned Mr. NlSn"r
viii he recalled a. president of L.. Wis
ner 4 To-. bankers and fiscal agents.
which exploited the Philippine Plantation
Company IHE SUN printed several
pieces about this enterprise just h"t"r"
tho Government ~ Manila deCided that
the company couldn't do business because
its pamphlets about antirInLtcd dividends
were misleading.
This correction involving the rings and
the watch war made by Mr. MiSnsr when
he testified IN supplementary proceed
ings IN the supreme Court ON Friday 70
Z. ding an unSstisf.d Judgment held
r gEinSe him by Alexander B"gg for 81. i6l
NJ real or personal property had ne. me-
mortgages or bonds just IN" pawn
brokers certificates of deposit
A. the tim. that \ |. Misner \ co Wer"
scattering their tidlngS "a the fo'r winds
from an Office n"Sr the Well street ferry
IL wasn't very diffiCtIlt tn md out how YOU
could have money thrown - you But
" han mild hammered young man walked
in and hrn maps and diagrams exhibited
a. hun last before a summary Of tn"
.rha,na was r.urodur..i IN THT SIS
Mr wisn-r objected n" rc-"rt"d Ia the
columns ~ another uewspG
ali
Tn. young man with an open mind had
received "a copy Of = CIrc'ilar letter from g.
Young woman Who was included N - mail
ing h-t 81 -t"rpgraphoTs. clerks. Wai'"r~
. nd others II "Npre--''d IN" r"ali lAl"r
that she WIS & very busy person and sI"N"
Of approaching hte-atIr" about AN IN
usually safe. zane. neri'"ri"I- money
me King enterprise II added
During the last ten years oar clients
have participated m profits and dividends
amounting "a many millions o' d"la-s
without the los- of a dollar ~ any 81 Item
"" h~liev. from present indications
that for ipO; the-. profits and dividends
will amount {" fully s. .Us'.t", W" place
YOU IN position - obtain 81 portion ~
IN. Ssma The lite-atur" 49, -" sending
YOU will explain
The caller had just droTV"i m for
information D." received n M bulk
from = Wisns.. former u"-tric-t"r q
Lisbon. y y and - th!' tIu" -'','-''tsry
Of \ l. MIsner \ e" Nt"r 'nI~ official
had been fishing ur' pamphlets and maps
~ the accom- s,nIm"-t - a running ON.
maut about their giit "dged properties
Tor some time IA dropped Juhh > Moves.
who had charge ~ their hlg corps 81
mining experts
-Oh. by the way. VI r"r SAID Mr.
Movers. -hav. YOU s.... ~" Telegram
that Iust came m from Poiiett.- ~.
Mr. MisLer hCiut. and ~ va r"du''d.
II ran
New strike. main tunnel Go rs"y
r ight SHIFT In ins' s"lv ri'n rattrg
Letter ani assay follow
That = surely good Lew "Nrl1Itu"
Mr. MIzTrr The telegram fDea' = tha'
the Georgey group - claims al teutr'l
a short distance iron Ma ha'tar. N"v .
and one of our lest rropsr'Ie~. l. gong
20 aStoniSh rs He ps~s-i the Hl'ssa .
20 the your man, Who happened 10 motto"
that u Was two days oil
A hut about J. So barrel 1av oil
well followed. AMI 'h"u Mr. N"v"r- "N-
y lain- their 81 uss'.,'sr guaranty ur trust
vestprz The young man .ilht ny
az ythIug hut D." 'hark"l them kir Is
ant Nrote - IIr,r tor th.s I"wsTaisr
about u
Mean~ lille N. PhlIppue Plantation
{ 'ompa-yS stock hat cen ADVERTISE
nv smph lets for ahout a yes,r. ltS
cAyitai stock Of SiuDs.,sn wa- diVii
into Iu.UI.ts0 shares which were 90 "r'-i
by " l-ner for rs cents. according To- hi-
circular. tut which could p" nan AZ even
ls.s " Cameron FDIH''-. Secretary
81 Con m-rce aud Puhy" Tor A." Philip
pin. Islar d. r-tu>"i 10 approve tn"
? pphcation Of III. cCmpafIs-- tot a license
late ~ the summer 81 1915 On tn" ground
that the company haI us-en -gHliy ~
w fair deahug IN their T.iaiIpfs with
the public AVID IN the Representations
which they have made to induce Ieupl-
20 subscribe for their stock. The VS.
y ers lac zaIt. C,uli rot - raj b." a.
the most cot servatlve Of hankI' io.I.s~.
nor had all Of their "rt"ri'rls'- t'".. 81
the most conservative tYI"
The company purIr'rtS 70 hav" Iai
one divide 4 IT, cate, COiuUr'E'e Mr.
Forbes IN his report 10 Gov rrt pr -I'''' 'ral
Smith i have information ihai 'hl-
rouI.! rot have. been don epu' Df III" rOfi'z
from the cultivation Of trIs Lani !" Iagr-
vav.. a fact that would seem 20 indicate
that II was paid out - the money received
from the sale 81 securities IhIs lends
color Ia the belief That the Who'll" eater
prise - one 80 induce CTeiu!ou- peopl"
To- give NJ their moT"v and lot one which
will reiouui to the or" ~ of the COIN
pany or 10 the Covert m~nt which al
lows enterprises 90 thi@ ki.d To- us" 10
laws To- fulfil Their PURPOSES
A l. Nisuer n Go kept Oh Tor while
with Philippine Plantation Company
stock. but they hal a string II favorlte-
that were better winners. one Of the-".
l;oIdheli Somerset stock. attracted Louis
e; Eberle. chief electrician ~ a Jersey
Tity iron works He gave up S7i :or
go shares ia December. 1907. AMI then
he was taken sick There were hIll.
waiting when he came out OF the hospital.
and 10 raise something ~ hurry he
lriei 20 sell his stock ~ Wall Street. Every
one sent him 20 Wis., ar.
Eberle askef 60 borrow $40 on the stock
A, any interest rate they wanted 20 name
III. vas cent on hts way
I,RD " HSTITI