New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
ARRIVAL or THE CASTLES.
MRS CASTLE CONSIDERABLY IMPROVED BY
THE vOYAGE-TO BE TREATED MEDI-
CAII.Y HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ Castle. the wealthy Cali
fornans recently arrested in London the charge
OF shopfting. accompanied by their ten-year-od
son. Frederick arrived here yesterday the North
German Lloyd steamship Have
Mrs Castle. who suffering from nervousness
and excitement when she embarked on he Havcl at
Southampton on November IS. greatly improved
by the voyage. She had not. however. entirely re-
covered from the effects OF the ordeal. The steam
ship had rough passage. for several days the wind
and waves being unusually high. Notwithstanding
this. Mrs. Castle not seasck. She appeared for
meals every day. and during the latter part Of the
voyage spent some time deck.
Although it was stated in cables from London that
the Castles sailed under the OF Michaels as a
matter of fact their real names appeared on the
passenger list. Il explained that while Mr.
Castle had booked as Michaes. he had signed his
right to his ticket and the steamship Off
cials got ii in that way
The presence OF the unfortunate woman on the
steamship was known TO the other passengers and
those who her offered their deepest sympathy.
Or Krotoszyner. OF San Francisco. and his wife.
happened be aboard the steamship. and the doctor
attended Mrs. Castle.
As the vessel reached her pier. Mrs Caste
heavily veiled. slipped ashore and driven away
In carriage which friends had in waiting for her
Mr. Castle remained to look after their baggage. He
Joined by MS brother. Albert Il. Castle. who had
travelled all the way from San Francisco TO be here
TO meet him.
Mr.. Castle was seen by Tribune reporter and
seemed willing to talk He said little about his
trying experience in London. combining his remarks
his wife's condition. He said she had a pleasant
voyage and improved in health. Neither my
wife myself troubled with seasickness"
said he. although my wife was in nervous con-
diton ana under the Doctors care. She kept to her
room for the most part of the time. only appearing
on deck when the weather clear. have no
complaint 10 make concerning my treatment while
IN London. As soon the authorities learned that
wc were not rufians they showed us every consider
alton possible under the circumstances.
My wife's release was due to the efforts OF Mr.
Bayard. our Ambassador and the attaches of the
American Embassy"
When asked as 10 his future plans Mr.. Castle
said he would probably return to California. lcav-
ing his wife In this city. whore she would be
placed under medical treatment. Wien asked
whether he had made any preparations for this
he said: Il shall consult my family before max
ing any ARRANGEMENTS She examined by the
ablcst experts OF England. and now we shall very
wifc's trouble comes from certain physical causes
which were explained to me by the London ply
San he cHsSs hays been prominent memSers OF
october at the Hotel Cecil. in London. where
were accused 10y two Rcgent-s, furriers Of robbng
them OF valuable furs but when their apartments
in the hotel we're searched articles OF all sorts were
round arnoun,irc in value 10 about sos DESPITE
powerful intcrcssion on the part OF prominent peo-
ball. Mr. @ and Mrs castle We're KEEP, in jail Y until
October -. when their bail was fixed al s@@"o
the case came up FOR trial Mr. castle was dis
charged, but his wife was sentenced TO three
guilty After being confined four days she
was pardonrd on November 10. and sailed for this
port on The liayel eight days later
Among the otner passeneers on the Iiavc wore
Professor and Mrs. Xavcr Scharwenka ana y.
Scdimeer.