The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-12

iissns IN Earonsi Tor | do nct know much Fl
Of money '' as proisssionsls. They have got II" Il
sst, snd as a., : mater Of v faSt s shsy ma hay E. n9 Esf
s9ntributine to tho enrichment Of lawyers.
crooks. Ii. only Kind they Seyt Would have ansthins
no dS SIi n .S End bn * RSylnSf . ssye css snare sne r IN
the sR Pboit 1.% Of ,iaIsy VIM st ysry little VITA rtsk l. Adam
s sGn ba In L ina1Ss,os somewhat q after the fashion
ferred 70. He is an American, and some Of his
seSntsv live v. in a,t this city .GNldsy; He fed hI the
%eht IN I london ~ Il HIS home f Is ip ficeaaifiy
I i. Is sr iInsf%ist and S 81 , RSe slEssst c f,sss ~ Who mn 20
across. He is reppted e have added largely to
MS st Wealth nr shrongh tr his s lss Sdnsfea in dis IT,
swell, 1 tell you. He. lives and nets like a gen:
tlsman, owns E yacht, and all that sort Of
iSsf ro asHt e ontertaiaed s sS0 ad aan H K sp his q place ace
lice, and DO Is liable at any time to make a slip
that will give them q chance to grab him. His
Is no double lie IN the story snd the stage ac-
society, sxsept that q his Kind. %i TIA ali lis
money and despite his criminal record, his exile
to have made many attempts and offered large
case asainst him. 50 that he fe'D eouid ret RETURN Pni to
longing to %ievisit The land Of y his h Birth thu He is
known to have planned and had carried out
OF ,ate years, among them that of the Dover
oc ~TheTs are !. 2 number q men and women. too.
cradle political infinsnc J. "e"''n anu ''"''o'
of tra sdHiePSss. issy Fs anO Sns !'t sh"t ar s ssid Ff fSs
They reIy moi their own, shrewdness and
thievesl My experience has taught me that
real sticking together and Consideration Tor
ssen p.hsTs int IT, t;ss as there is IN the Srdi1
have have r nsSeT yet Of m ,ais' a eq tbjef :, and md s Esi Who !
would not save himself II possible from going
to t State prison by bstrayinE his associate into
R Rsss from, 1oHa' ali Are val Rsn OF Prisons s: There srsss sss
s ms n among ;n iho them nom - WHOSE character sc.te and
to shield themselves by duplicating any one
professional thief. It is not a moral difference
by any means. and does not weaken my first
p ? r Q p ri ittbtG3nna6 about su,,, honor among thieves. They
1t is simply, I assume. that they
can more readily be brought to believe that
others. The professionals different habits Of
thought. different education and training have |
TO be considered. He is cautious with the po-
posed to try to help himself by helping them
he considers the step very carefully first"
c,as aoa Pave had g some experience with both
Yes. ana ! say again that tho persons who
nave had a good position In the com munity and
the respect and confidence Of a large circle
MY SfHs b prSsed oI to me tim time and again that they
protect themselves or try to at the expense OF
others. l have seen men OF this Kind In this
very, room cry like children. with big tears roll
to tell about others to save their own miserable
from the dungeon,
instances? yes. but without Names" an
There was a financial man sshbt ronsbta qi e hers
once on q matter of hypothecation in which
were concerned. he was a big fellow and
impudently. and he was OF course non-commit-
what / thought Of. him in terms s. that at% were eps% n aim
whom / said, Lock that fbaie ioa sn oia'ef In 20 q
80 that he could tell all he know.
rested ed' f t1m Ia9ine dow w 'n a f Sass q e Z man sa,
10000 in Dallas. Texas. and whom We took on
The dssGription Of some India ink marks on his
.viction. but it was three days before he could
up his mind to try and help himself by
teiling something about the others in the. job.
anyhow, and take a chance Of long i'm
In. ono Of those stockade jaiie, he
cut his throat in tho ferry house and died"
AS the inspector finished this he suddenly
bowed the reporter out. It was some
lime before the latter remembered that he had
Jailed to find out what the Inspector was think. |
ing OF as he sat there apparently idle.
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