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and then he called on Weeks a. the Tombs I.

and then he called on Weeks at the Tombs Il
was reported that Mr.. Peabody would appeal si
.Mr. WeeHS U"Sf said Mr.. Peabody. did not
telegraph me eoncerninG the mater Of M,
| counsel. and Am not to act for him IN thn'
capaeity called on him on PERSONAL mat
ter; not IN a professional capaeitI. o,,od rno,
to answer. two arc for grand larceny and three
are for grand larceny and misappropriation
ten years and for grand larceny and m!sap-
| preparation fifteen years. unless tho defend
per esn oH m and twsy
p,cr cont. added, so the total term Tor which
Weeks is liable he Is conystel on all fhS In
ne ilrS i' Indictment charges Weeks with
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ss eSf2 Tes faess n% join
Jacob Astor Bri;ted Of S272.oOo. which estate
M hSd9F d S 6t dS chs sgsa him e Gff
Geionelng to Isabel yoh linden; me. fourth
the Attorney i for Mrs NJ 6oias FISH coniousy
appropriated propcrty and funds belong
bonds to FOR $1,000 each eO o ihe Leigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company. and SlO.36O in
jan JAM? Il. 1850. appropriatId from Mrs fish two
New Albany and Chicago Hallway. and ST.. 800
securities Weeks Is alleged 70 have takpn.. An
e ' sS IN adon T to 0 IFS
shortnge in. his, accounts MS treasurer Of the
MGst is b. pa ana COM
Weeks. who is a Williams College Gradu-
ate. held high and, trusted position at the
Century. City Union, University. ST. Anthony's.
Democrats and Player clubs; Of the Bar
OF the Seawanhnka New York. and Oyster Bay
Yacht clubs; OF tho Alumni Association OF VIII
iiams Gollsge And was director OF h g, Amer m
ropoltan Museum Of Art.
just before Weeks was brought into the
ing, entered the Distric, Attorneys office and
told Messenger Donohue that she wished to
against Weeks. Messeng e ' Bono d showed
her h, the way to the private room Of Asssant
There the woman said that she was Mrs. Saw.
age Fox.. and that her family had lived
eight s senorations. Week. she n said. had
cheated her out Of her dover. 81 100000. lie
ssa aa s sm ID s m ow SF sN
QoO. and she wanted him indicted. District
Attorney Nicoll, she said recently tried to per:
suade her to go to Europe for rest. and offered
her a retinue OF eight servants and courier.
and $4,000 a month. But she was determined
Would i'd not leave New York Then She sac added.
In a confidential tone. that she. would get sat
lS1actlon from weeks very quickly when sne
saw him. for she had revolver in her rock ct.
and she would shoot him on sight. Clerk Nc
Manus fearing scene when Weeks arrived,
induced her to leave tho building.
The detectives say Weeks WAS one OF the
easiest men to handle thsy ever had in cns-
tody. OF Mrs. Weeks they coudn't say enough.
Her devotion to her husband throughout his
long exile has been remarkable. and both de-
teetives have been much impressed ny her
conduct Through ali OF his trouble aWerk
has had his wife by mis- side. She Joined him
in Costa Rica it is believed. and. although
used to the luxuries Of life. cheertuly
went through all sorts OF privatiops. When the
detectives started back with Weeks she ac-
comnanied them. and throughout the entire
trip stuck close to her husbands side. rarely
saving n word to anybody. hut constantly
husyins herself for her husbands comfort. In
New Orleans Mr.. and Mrs Weeks occupied
apartments together. while the detectives had
an adl Joining room.
Weeks was grateful to the Detectives for not
suhjectin- him to the n,ligNity Of handouts.
and promised he would take no advantage of
the liberties allowed him. Weeks had very
little to say during the trip. He seemed to no
brooding over his trouble. and his wife seemed
to be making desperate efforts to cheer him
un:, ,,,.,- TIL
land has stuck to him like n mnlor. | don't
suppose any one knows what they've been
through. or that any one ever WILL but you can
wager that it's been hard times"