The Detroit times., 1910-08-15

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1r,6DN. Mich, Aug. 15.-Friends
q, 8 - Wintemute, surprised Dy
$780, a. New. York on the charge
- ~ 1ko mails to defraud In con-
,Sc- 1rifh the sala Of mining stock.
Hed today With satisiacuoh .i,a ~
"a issped a.depiai: A teiesi an -
New York quotes him as saying
q ~ has violated no law and tnat
EfSr nothing to fear. Wintemute
~ranv aconaintances In THIS sec
4 ~here he formerly lived. and they
- 10 will be able 10 prove his In
'oonce. s,u.,o,
sSvillfam T. wintemute, banker ana
1u.,ofer of mining ventures, VINO, II
'<@~sS duped the Countess or Tan
1tv1Ile and an army Of other persons
- and abroad TO the extent or Si'-
a oon was locked I'D In the TomDs
4; &sfault of $1,000 bail.
nc specific charge against him u
1r,enf use OF the mails In connec.
With the sale OF stock In the Goiu
~ Mining and Tunnel Company Oh
<lder, Col.
(1f have nothing to fear" he said, as
6 ked states Marshal Henksi took
~ nrison. 'T have not violated
7-sews AS 10 the Lady Tankervfiie
't the truth has not been told, Dut
<xnrot enter into 1t now, as my
3ers have Instructed me 10 Keep
4 11vintemute, who had spent the
IN q police headquarters cell,
.. fAren before United States Com
S>6onar Shields. Max Kohler ana
{Snh n. Davis were his counsel
sftt6 states Assistant District-Attor-
Anal i Smith asked that bail De
~ a. $4,000, but Commissioner
11slds made 1t $1,000 and gave the
'7Sndant ample time to apply Tor a
Gn0ctiOn.
~ date for the formal arraignment
~ 80 for Oct. IL at IL o'clock.
51hh complaint against Wintemute
"a signed by Postoffice Inspector =.
Kincaid, acting for Inspector DICK
I. n alleges that Wintemute on
10. 1909. mailed circular 70 ;;
Collfcott in Boston asserting tina.
: Hold Run Mine was producing ore
~ulng $50 a pound and had snippea
1llIion dollars OF It.
kincaid alleges that these STATE
IT. were false.
&1Ir. slid produce ore valued ut $50 q
"a. but / did not say how. much,
n Wlntemute in Henkefs once. II
knde 70 reason that II we were pro
'sInr q great deal at that value we
k.l6 not want to sell stock"
y y r,onr persons in Europe who
|1n induced to purchase through the
',saiveness OF the Rev. Herman
31lSxa WAX. the converted Jew, VINO
~ Infer rejected from the Fifth-ave.
'E&fvteriau church and from the
"A Of Prophet Elijah Dowie' were
- persons:
<2@rt Jeanette stopford, No. ss
Jobn's-st., Oxford. $4,000; Richard
1vVeff. No. 1s2 .Bentick-st, Ashton
'6sr.Tyne, $4,000; Mrs. Mary Nj.
'~odvee. No. 26 Dalzell Drive, Glas-
AZ 600, Robert X. Strong, Cath
- Glasgow, $1,000; William Cog
II ROYAL Terrace, Glasgow, $500;
kert Leitch Glasgow, $500: Jonn
rest. No. 80 Lambeth Terrace,
1fbridge. near Glasgow, $500; Alex
- Rogert, Glenpark, Post. Glas-
$4,000: Mrs. Mary Roger. Glen
~ ~ 400. Anderson Roger, Glen
- $4,000: Miss Sophie Sinclair. NO.
Wsin-st.. Blythwood Square, Glas-
= g2 600: Mrs. w. 8. Crostwaithe,
: IL Myrtle Park, Glasgow, $ouo;
omas M. Smith. Glasgow, $500: the
s Robert Henderson, marlborough,
S00 Louise E. Elout, The Hague,
900: Adele M. Elout, Hague, $1,000:
rv y. Jacob, London, $4,000, and
"a Won Meliecka, Nottingham, Eng
"a, $4,000.
sThe extent to which Wintemute
Grated is shown by the fact that a
II ton of advertising pamphlets was
lecd in his ONCE In the Whitehall
Hiding. Similar quantities. It Is be-
'ved. are stored in his Offices In
Pittsburg and London.
}sin Philadelphia wintemute oper-
"a In the Bearse building from Feb.
1908, until last January, when the
6ccs were sublet TO ]. r. Taylor.
mail was forwarded by
kylor to this city.
ssWintemute and his wife have
)autlful home at Summit, N. J. They
Ok an unpretentious cottage four
,ars ago. Last year they moved 10
d estate In Hobart-ave. which Is val
ia at 100000.
Mrs. wintemute will stay in New
ork until this trouble blows over
ia relative. IL do not believe she
nows much about her husbands bus
|ess."
ssWintemute and his wife never en-
Irtained, and had few acquaintances
/ Summit. In fact, their manner OF
ving was 80 modest that the towns
tx were amazed when the Frank T..
flingham estate was sold TO WHITE
1rfe. After the house had been re-
d garage was built and
no longer used the car
are that had carried him In days be-
re property came to him."
he POSES AND WORKS AS
MAN NEARLY FIVE YEARS
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