The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-27
HOW IT ALL HAPPENED
Mr. Caste Tells HOw His Recent
Mishaps Cam, About.
HE'S IN NEW YORK AGAIN
For the Sake of a Rest He Went TO
Europe and Ran Into tho trouble
the Whole world Has
Heard About.

httlc boy. whose troubles in London
have been fully told In the associated
press dispatches from London, arrived
here to-day on the steamer Havel. MIR.
Castle furnished the associated press
with the following signed statement.
telling in his own language his expert
ences abroad: II LEFT San Francisco
April % intending to spend six months
In continental travel and in making
some business arrangements. This
wus the first vacation | had had for 10
years. After several days spent in yis-
iting relatives in Philadelphia, We
sailed on the North German Lloyd
steamer Aller for Southampton ON
April 4. and were most kindly received
by my relatives. who are residents and
natives OF London and who constitute
almost entirely the family ON both my
mothers and fathers side. Having
been a student in London at the uni
Vcrsity college school, Cover street. as
boy. also at the International COL
lege. Isleworth, near Richmond, | re-
ceiVUl a most cordial welcome.
My wife and | had wonderful
amount of attention paid To- us and in
vitations showered upon us, embracing
the entire day and every evening.
This round OF festivities being more
than my wife was accustomed to at
home, where she had for "a year past
been suffering from troubles peculiar
To women, was more tnan she could
evidently endure and her health began
To give way. | was recommended To
consult a physician and took her To
DR. Gabriel in Port Chester terrace, "A
friend and neighbor of the people with
whom / was staying. He prescribed for
her ana ] have since heard that he
told my wife that rest was absolutely
niece Ssary, although she never In
formed me OF this advice. AS she was
about to take a long trip on the con-
tinent. she informed the physician
that this was well-nigh impossible. |
lett for the continent after five weeks
stay in England. about the beginning
OF June |, and placed my little boy at
school with his cousins during our alb
sgnce.
I'VE visited Paris. where we re-
mained three weeks and then left for
various other points OF interest on the
continent. During the night run be-
tween Dresden and Vienna, a slight
dispute arose between a gentleman I'm
the same coupe and myself with regard
TO the amount of ventilation necessary.
AS he was rougher than the occasion
demanded. IL caused my wife to be-
come hysterical and she Immediately
contracted a facial neuralgia, or Sc
we're attack of toothache. which kept
her awake for several nights.
ION arriving at Vienna, / offered to
cut the trip short and return To Paris.
where / contemplated making a stay.
Although she was suffering great pain
In Vienna aud was under the care OF
two dentists for 10 days without re-
ceivIng any relief, she would not listen
to any curtailment OF the trips We
had fixed our minds on. 50 we jour
neyed further, visiting the cities and
lakes OF Italy. on this part OF the
journey | met many friends from Cali
fornia. At Milan. owing To the sum
mer season and also as the streets
were torn up i'm every direction, my
wife Immediately commenced to COM
plain OF pains in her head. back and
throat. and having heard OF the Italian
fever. this frightened me to such an
extent that | stayed there only one
day, leaving for Switzerland. where We
again met friends from California and
made most interesting trips to various
places OF intert 81 In that country, aft
crwards returning 20 Paris. where we
remained five weeks and then left for
London. arriving there about Sept. n.
ION the evening of the 18th OF Octo-
ber 1 was In my room at the Cecil con-
Guiding my final arrangements for my
departure SO as to be entirely free In
the evening of The 9Th. Between and
6 O'Clock there was a knock at the
door. Upon responding To the same n
number of man entered the room. I
questioned them as to their business
A. "A a
IT means that you are arrested for
stealing furs. Come with me quietly.
50 as not to alarm the house. We Will
axe you to the flirrier concerned to
explain the matter My wife, son and
myself entered "A cab and accompanied
by officers We're taken to Marlborough
street police court. There my wife and
myself spent the night. the son. how
ever. being released On hail.
~ cousin who had called ut the hotel
being informed of our trouble imme-
d.ately followed US To the station and
he took charge of the boy. Next morn
ing my wife and | were arraiened al
the police court and remandcd for "a
" eek to Holloway prison. my boy be-
ing discharged. Meantime my friends
rallied round in every direction both
at home and In England. Cablegrams
poured in upon me and ] was deluged
with kind offers of assistance.
"Of the details of the second hearing
M Marlborough street and Of the trial
itself. the associated press is Of course
fully Informed. ] would merely say in
conclusion that | am specially desirous
10 thank all those who have been con-
cerned In the matter When the facts
Of the case were fully known, all the
authorities treated me with considera-
ti,n. have received hundreds Of let
ters from strangers In all parts OF Eng
land. expressing sympathy with me in
my great trouble and In many cases
detailing similar experiences. | was
also surprised at the promptness with
which the home office acceded To the
Irquest and representations Of the EN-
nussy and other friends. The embassy
has been especially kind to me
Uughout my entire trouble
My vlfc's health has been in pre-
rHraus condition since her release. and
before sailing We We're living in the
country. where she had been entirely
removed from all excitement. under IA
r,r. u a physician and nurses In al
,.t.ln tn this already long statement
yF..h 1 know must contain iupr" pi
o.. repetition of the use, as already
i.rIsd. / desire 10 again thank an Wy
s #T friends throggn The medium 60!
tH uress. fpr their k'uiucs- tu Wr and
.r- ar lf would hr impossible O,
Fr thanking ih,U a'l
also desire tU .t4ir that / laN.