The sun., 1893-07-27

possession Of daughters Of prosperous bust
ness man: but all Of that has been turned into
the fund for the satisfaction OF the claims o.
depositors.
VIII you tell me som ething about what you
have done to aid tho executor Of your fathers
Affairs :" asked Sun reporter Of Miss Rachel
the younger Of the sisters. who was sitting in
the Chamberlain's office before the depositora
were admitted.
thing more about that. 1t cannot possibly in.
terest the public. and We have done nothing
that was unusual"
But THE SUN thinks what you have done
will interest the public" the reporter ventursd
to protest.
As to what you have done being usual'
MrCampbell remarked. tho usual thing would
have been for you to have kept what you had
and hired lawyer to have recovered as much
more OF the estate for you as he could"
Miss Bergamini did not understand this at
all. She said with perfect implicitly:
I'VE did nothing that was deserving OF any
credit whatever. What We had belonged to
those people. Of course, and they were poor
people. Nc, one would have kept that money
And not another word would that young lady
say as to what she and her sister did to add to
the fund from which two diyidends have been
D. ~ u,
present one Of about IL cents on the dollar
Miss Rachel is now teacher OF languages and
mus, mIuslc Her sister. Teresa; Is employed as
gie[K 70 the administrator OF the estate. Sidney
:, They were both born in this country. al
passed much time in itaiy. where Miss Rachel MfI
was at the time Of the bank failure. They are
an s uuSs a 1hS New hotk type Of Ia
hair and wealth Of It, gray eyes. and fair. DEL
icate; eomplexions. They are very well edu-
Stfa h
it9Ts of their dead father's bank. ' 'A' '''O
ssssp 81 th aRSat the
early In the morning. and, although the .po-
tos tSsaSa fSam On n dgty IN The Chamberans office
tho office until half past 3, and then hunted up
an Interpreter and had the same information
s%ss At tss sn dn saa Snsop Of
purpose for which they, had lett their their
was e3 IN the 60 shads %s STIa sSTIar ''ay thc
ina marble ., sdsTslk dsIsh Il front Of marble build
no no Thermometer with any Consideration for
rs th for yeracty would have recorded
n their arms The reason % So many man 'en Women
yer were present is that most Of the accounts in
inc n5s bar Bsnka Bergamini were In the names Of
STAND IN the names OF husbands and wives,
suggesting mutual suspicion that an account
day disappear together with the deposition
al But there was another reason, explained by
me bankers daughters. which induced him
iSne iHone q the depositors can read or write. and
mus nn9 the usual safeguard Of signature could
tSt thot 6e depended upon, This made valuable
oy the two,name account. Yet even that did
hGt prevent confusion. as the experience yes
Four police officers were on hand to keentbs
uspositors In order and regulate their adj
mission into the office by batches- At half past
sntsp patient Waters were told they might
PSs.m n once IN tho northwest eornsr or s
dcuity Tor S there % was ssesg Very y dssrn Tan
mined. almost fierce, effort all the more i'm
ptiessiye becauseit was made In silence. TO gain
lice formed. Behind the COZ counter teri the " Sansers INK RS
rmo aaughters and tho two office ficials were
haSp fheapy tor the demands One Of tho daughters
:, aS,spositors. the husbands full names and their
"a fSfhes maiden names. and tho names OF the
tthhiaers thts rs and mothers OF both. In addition to
IsS The other daughter had type writ
81 se 81 %t h
Ahn Th receipts 60 were in charge Of tho officials
, tns lrst to present her bank pass book was
nervous; and exhausted. Hers had been an
iyyIlsnd was ~. .SS SaSs'0uH'' 0'sf s-''' '0f nor
y; y; ana ana then after speaking q kindly. reas-
'u!'WRi isrs wSri d to S6,a her asked f. Italian:
N sIns. g. ana was unable to get In when she did
ms ms hachel asked the policeman inside the
sgas tS @;S 70 out Sa. With the and admit her
ihen the next depositor, woman who must
Aa'e been tho grandmother OF the baby she