Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-11

appropriation Of these paltry articles was
the result Of such condition Of mind "
Where are they conhned?"
I'm Holloway prison. Mrs, Castle Is in the
side for women and untried prisoners. Her
husband is in the mems side. The boy has
been taken charge Of by friends. It is really
a painful case. have TO doubt that at
the next hearing Mr. Castle will be released
from custody but following the usual course
in such cases when our counsel has pub
lished the plea that Mrs. Castle acted under
a deluslon, she will be sent for trial before
a judge at sessions. Her case will be de-
cided in month or six weeks We shall
apply for bail again Wednesday and hope
she will be released on recognizances we can
offer. saw the secretary OF the American
embassy yesterday and he said that anything
the embassy could do to safeguard the inter
ests OF MIR. and Mrs. Castle they would be
glad to do The whole fact OF the matter is.
in short, that Mrs Castle did take these
articles, but her husband is perfectly limo
cent of any knowledge whatever of her doing
so. have had many such cases in my ex-
perience and feel quite confident, with the
expert evidence at our disposal, we shall be
u
tomania. Mrs. Castle will then be liberated
on her husbands promise to take charge Of
her They have not been long in Europe,
only few weeks, understand.
1t was their first trip after marriage,
Mr.. Castle having now attained a sufficient
fortune to think Of enjoying himself. They
had been on the continent and had come to
England to visit some Of his relatives in this
country. 1t has been a sad termination to
journey to which they had both been long
looking forward"
From another source a World reporter
gathered that a fresh charge of stealing
some toast racks from the breakfast table
at the Hotel Cecil, where they were stay
ing would be brought against Mrs. Castle
at the next hearing. Mr.. Abrahams, how
ever. said that he had not been notified Of
any fresh charge. The police authorities at
Vine Street police station decline to make
any statement whatever on the case, refus-
ing even to say whether they would oppose
bail being granted at the next hearing.
Y. r.. A. SIMPLY STANDS PAT
The Niagara scandal is still absolutely
ignored by the daily morning English
press, a very conclusive evidence that there
Is HOlnlnB 10 NC sdlu III IdNOT vi tuS ldCuI
Racing association, but the Yachtsman, in
an article already cabled you, condemns
that body in terms of scathing sarcasm, but
am very creditably informed, nevertheless,
that the Yacht Racing association will not
recede from its past stiff-necked attitude,
and will not only not apologize or even eX
plain but will content itself by simply
acknowledging the receipt OF Howard
Gould's letter. The meeting OF the council
was set for yesterday, but was postponed
until Monday next. Howard Gould was to
have sailed in the St. Paul today, but gave
us his passage.
The American auxiliary zach Intrepid,
Lloyd Phoenix, owner and commander,
aboard is reported at Funchal, after a five
and u half days sail from Southampton and
was to resume on October her journey to
New York
A report reaches me through private
sources tonight apparently creditabe in
every respect, but not sufficiently definite
as yet to permit names being given, that
a famous American beauty and heiress from
western state, who married some years
ago a member of the reigning family in one
of the Oldest continental principalities has
Just eloped with a musician in Hungarian
band. following the example of her mar
ried brother, who some time since eloped
from his wife and children with the maid
of an English lady of title.