Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

in a difficulty with prison guard. He
began d inve tigate, however, and ascer-
tanned that his old acqua ntance ana tDe
new BRIDEGROOM we're one and the same
person. He ommunicateG Win the
family o. the Young 'ady. and ne result
was that Nr. Zscnsrod Has called upon
to make AZ explanation.
Bat Mr.. Zacuar0d had nothing 70 eX-
plain. 30 he said. He was very indignant
at tue charges made against him. lie
knew nothing oft1ese Bristol affairs, anu
in fact his accuser must be llnatlc.
All this did rot satisfy the family u ths
young lady, and her friends insisted on
an investigation. SO III. Lacasr01, OF
Count ZacharCH as be- was sometimes
known. ally agreed % live apart from
his wife until ne could prove that De vas
what he claimed 20 h.. and that his life
vas without Diemlsh. Toe Philadelphia
man. acting in r1e interests of the
family, consulted Mr. jerks, ara gave
the legal msu such points as led nm 10
believe that trip 70 Bristol would be
advisable. The Philadelphia man agreed
TO 20 aloug too and pilot the laws r
around among the people who were
knowing r0 Zscharods history, and so the
pair set sail tOl Liverpool on the asrFia On
sept. g.
In the meantime Zscbarod consulted
counsel. He related the false charges
which had beer brought against him and
described the position be was in a. c.n-
cerned Dis wIte and her family. Counsel
advised MIN 10 70 70 Bristol with bis wife
ana face his accusers, and then and there
prove his innocence. ZachaF0f evidently
thought the advice, with some modihca-
lions, was good, for on the day that bis
prosecutors sailed for Liverpool o. the
Seryia be and his wife sailed for Rotter-
dam on the Leerdsm. W nat arguments
be EMPLOY ed to induce the young lady 10
accompany him 20 that port are not
known. IL was discovered thaF they had
gone, however. and when Mr.. jerks and
his assistant reached Liverpool
they found waiting them a cable
gram telling Of the fight Ct the PAIR.
Now. the SerYia j. rather a fast steam
snip. and the Leerdam is not. 60 the
prosecutors had some advantage II point
Of time. They telegrapbed % a Bristol
LAWYER Immediately, and lost no time in
going there in person. 50 Well posted was
the Philadelphia man as 70 the ground N
be covered, and 50 promptly did the Bris-
tol lawyer and some local detectives act
IN the matter that IN few hours they had
all the evidence they wanted OF the
Princes career, and proof positive.
through photographs Of the Count
that De and the prince" were one. To
hunt up the first wife in London was the
work u only a few hours more. and on
Wednesday, sept. is. Mr.. jerks. accom-
panied by the Philadelphia man, the drst
wife. her brother. and a detective officer
crossed over 20 Rotterdam, well armed
with documents 70 make the Thermometer
rise high in Zacharod's vicinity.
The Leerdam had not arrived. The
party proceeded 70 the office Of the 4 neri-
can Consul aud took counsel with him.
Il was arranged that on the arrival Of the
steamship the Consul should send an in
vitatiOn 70 Zachar0n and the Young
lady % meet him in mis- office. As the
Count" was presumably acquainted with
the fact that there is no eEtTadit.on
treaty between Holland and the United
states. It was thought that he
would have no hesitation In CON-
plying. The plan worked well. and soon
after the arrival Of the Lserdam on Satur-
day, sept. 70. ZacharOf, OF Mr.. Schwar.
as be then styled himself accom-
panied by the young lady.
presented himself at the consulate. Ina
moment tue American LAWYER and the
Philadelphia informant entered the room.
followed BY the first wife aud her brother
and the detective. Zacharoa for mo-
ment ATTEMPTED 70 frOwn down even this
formidable array o. witnesses. but Il was
o. no use, and be was fairly forced 70
acknowledge the true state Of affairs.
He left the Consulate hurriedly. partly
perhaps on account of the presence Of the
English detective, and partly. perhaps. be-
cause the fact Of his appearing il Holland
under an assumed name was sufficient
cause for the officials 10 fire him across
the border. In such an event. in defer
ence 70 hint from the American Consul
should il be given, these same officials
mizht choose a border % a stale
between which and the Uuited States
there is an extradition treaty for a
firing point. Following out the sup
pos ton. some minion Of the laW might
be in waiting az the firing point 10 gather
in the Prince" or Count" and hold him
for eXtradifion 70 New York. At all
events Zacharof departed IN haste.
Tie young lady was very much over
come by this turn Of affairs. Size was
treated with all possible kindness. and
the party made immediate preparations
10 return. Mr.. jerks and bis Philadel-
phia assistant. accompanied by the Young
lady, reached Liverpool in time 10 sail for
New York on the steamer Gallia on sept.
%, and are expected 10 arrive here on
Monday. There Is one small source OF
satisfaction ia the affair, and that is that
the adTenturer secured no part OF the
young lady's fortune, which is consider
able.