Sufficient information, being on hand, Mr. Husar had a warrant issued for Mr. J. J. Maloney, which was served on Thursday morning in the Glen Line Building. At eight o'clock morning, the offices of the "Shanghai Sports" were searched for incriminating evidence, it being known that. Mr, Stein had- been the editor of that paper, and here further papers were found, as well as a personal diary which contained a sequence of events pertinent, to the organization. While going through the offices of the weekly, Mr. Maloney who was employed as sports correspondent, walked in and inquired as to the trouble and) was immediately served with the warrant, and ¢scarted by Mr. Van Buskirk, U. 8. Deputy Marshal, to the American gaol. Bail will be fixed, and Mr. F. J. Schuhl has been retained as his attorney.
These arrests, and the documents which have come into the hands of Mr. Husar, as a result of the search parties, along with other papers and information revealed as a result of his investi-
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