The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-10
CASTLES In THE PEN
The Very Celebrated Case Of the
Woman With the Furs.
SEVERE PAINS IN HER HEAD
It ls Believed That She is Suffer-
Ing From a Bad siege Of klep-
tomanla = 1er trunks
Full of Stuff.

IonuOn, Oct. s--Slartllng evidence,
the associated press hears. will be Of
fered by the police when the case
against the Castles Is called Tuesday.
IL Is practically certain that the pub
lie prosecutor will oppose the release
OF the prisoners on bail
II Is not thought probable that bail
for Mr.. and Mrs. Castle. OF San Fran
cisco. who were remanded to Hollo-
way jail, Tuesday last. charged with
stealing furs from dealers in this city,
Will be applied for before the case
comes up again In Marlborough Street
police court, Tuesday next. for fear OF
prejudlcing the case. The Castles,
therefore, will remain In Jail until they
appear in court, oct. l3
Many additional telegrams Of SYM
pathy with the prisoners have been re-
oeived at the United States embassy.
Secretary Olney again cabled, con-
hrming his first message. The chief
OF police OF San Francisco and presi-
dent OF the Merchants exchange Of
that city, on behalf OF the association.
wired an Endorsement OF the integrity
and high standing OF the prisoners and
the chief rabbi OF California has tele-
sraphed counsel here to defend the
prisoners.
tolpiti NIT dtldui, Nk Tue oDteCkte5
company. came here from Liverpool To
40 everything possible for Mr. and
Mrs. Castle. He called at the United
States embassy and will assist at the
meeting OF counsel this evening to dis
cuss the question OF making applica-
tion for bail.
The Castles. in view Of the strange
features OF the case, are treated with
every courtesy in Holloway jail. They
wear their own clothes. provide their
own food and are living In decent
rooms. The secretary OF the embassy.
James r. Roosevelt. called at the
home Office this morning and will go
10 Holloway Jail this afternoon. pro-
vlded with a letter from the authori-
ties to the governor OF the Jail. The
| prison doctor has been instructed to
| furnish a special report of the condi-
| tion OF the health OF Mrs. Castle. Per-
mission has also been granted to en-
able any doctor selected by friends Of
the Castles to make a special report
| upon her health. . ---..---
The case has been taken MP by the
treasury department and the public
| prosecutor and peace officers are max
Ing inquiries In west-end stores to find
| the owner OF a number Of articles.
furs. silver. etc. which were found In
| Mrs. Castles trunk at the Hotel Cecil.
| all packed and labeled for the steamer
leaving last Tuesday. These trunks
are now at the Vine Street police sta
ton. Their contents. which I'LL sew
eral pages OF catalogue. are valued
| at $500. In view Of the develop
| ments Of the last two days, the public
prosecutor may be compelled 70 op-
pose the release OF the prisoners on
Dali.
MT. hooseveit' the nrst secretary OF
the United states embassy mere, IN MS
interview later In tne DAY with MT.
ana Ars' Castle al iiaiioway jail, was
accompanied oy MT Hodson' Inc
prisoners ~sre conducted 10 the sonci-
LOT . room IN the prison TOT an inter-
view MT castle showed Signs OF tne
ueepest depression. anu wheh ne START
ed 10 SPEAK 10 MI. hoosevet proke
down completely and cried Ike child.
we are poth innocent. nope my
mother IN san Francisco VIII NOT near
OF TINS, IL VIII XIII her IL she does
MT. castle added In somewhat caim-
er strain: i wish to thank our Amer
lean iriends Tor their kindness ana ask
them not 10 lose iaitn IN our integrity
Mrs. Caste was suffering from se-
we're pains IN the heed ana seemed 70
De dazed In the presence OF VISITORS
She said that she was unable 70 SPEAK
on account OF headache. Previous 70
the arrest. physician mad prescribed
Tor her AT the Hotel Cecii. when she
was sunering from meianehoiia
MT hoose'eit the secretary OF the
embassy says tnat ne lett the prison
to-day convinced ,hat II any man 10
| innocent MT castle Is. lie added tnat
ne can oniy think that MS wite u not
IN her tlsht NINA otherWlse ne can
not explain why piatea toast tork'
marked hotei Cecil, mas oeen FOUND IN
ner enects' fohce inspector arrow
VINO mas peen placed IN cnarge OF the
Gus articles from the continent were
found IN the trunks or the Casties up
on their arrest he mas communicated
with the foreign police IN an euort 70
fix the identity OF some or these artt-
eles, but has not yet received any re-
sponse. He has. however, received
numerous complaints from London
Among the effects found I'm the trunk
are many articles still bearing the pri-
vate shop mark of the establishments.
from which they came, which IL Is the
custom of the establishments always
to remove when the articles have been
out comnlete LIST Of the alleged