The evening world., 1894-07-30

Commodore Brown was said to have
ieit his yacht, the Sheerwatcr, at Port
Jefferson. i. l., yesterday morning, for
ms city. But his house at No. 10 West
John II. Bird. the attorney IN the case.
MAS not bit pleased with The Worlds
Little Drama in Real Life"
II don't want and don't intend to be
hIrd,s announcement; as he paced up and
down the library OF his handsome home
IN Peekskt!l yesterday. The World
Tr drt all the facts in the case and they
Sauonal manner In which the story was
irea'ed What was the use Of bringing
IN ING fathers. name and men tioning the
New York Yacht Club? I would like to
say what / think, but you would not
print it,
Mr.. Bird was assured that he could
express his opinion fully and be sure OF
verbatim account thereof. Then he
continued. in non-commital tone: You
don't know how panied | feel that this
story should have been made public.
You can't feel as I feel about it. Why,
/ have known Mr.. Brown, that way
ward boys father, since we were chill
dren together. 1t Is more as friend
than as attorney that I became inter
sesSted in this case, and 1t is shame that
his name should be brought into
1t at all. Yes. know it may have been
unavoidable, but how has he deserved it
re mas Dten tne kllOeSl anu most m
dulgent OF fathers. as he has been the
most upright and generous of men. and
now his name Is dragged into publicity
as one Of the dramatis personae in a
sensational story OF gay life as your
paper terms it,"
When Mr.. Bird concluded his Philippe
against the invasion of private rights
by public press. his reportorial visitor
decline to be interviewed. but that you
were, nevertheless. deeply chagrined and
surprised that Nice-Commodore Brown
name had been brought into such UNI
pleasant connection, &c
Not hit OF it; that would not be
Yer. ~ was interviewed on the
story by man from The World and
knew that the publicatio of the story
was inevitable. And 1t is all true, every
fact cited. and ! believe none We're
omitted. but l am sorry that the family
Of the infatuated boy could not have
for there is no more news to publish.
What comes out in the courts will only
be a rehash of the story as published.
But ! prefer not to be interviewed, and
The case against Detective Deutsch.
who was employed by Duke" Clarence
Brown to shadow, Miss Ward, and who
later was arrested and landed in Ludlow
day in The tinted State Dis.
trict Court. Deutsch will he
defended by Lawyer Louis j. Grant, and
incidentally all the reports which Deutsch
made to Clarence Brown on the escapades
or his Casino sweetheart will be put in
evidence by the defense Most of them
are unfit for publication. John II. Bird
will assist the prosecution.
SARATOGA, n. y. July 29.--Lawyer
Abe Hummel. who is counsel for Fan
ME Ward in her suit against Commo-
he read The Worlds story at what he
claimed was the perfldy of young
Browns lawyers i'm giving out the
story to influence public opinion. To a
/ World reporter he said:
! THE story Of young Brown. emanatinc
/ from those interested in him, would
have come with far better grace had tbs
! fellow possessed the ordinary manhood
of the average human being and re.
manned here to face the girl he ruined
enei, he exiled himself from New York
| leaving Miss Ward, the victim Of nal
! practice, for which he was responsible
in an almost dying condition.
when, on her doctors advice, she ha.
| gone to Europe, refusing money settle
! ment offered, and he had learned tha'
/ she was not here to prosecute him, h.
mustered the courage of a jackal and re
/ turned to disseminate false charge.
| about the child he betrayed. adding
| covert attack on Miss Wards mother
| who is now on her way to London Il
join her daughter. who is in a hospita
| there"
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