Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-27

increase my firms business. 10 addi-
Ton TO tho natural pride took In
forming these connections, l would
thereby enhance the hearty reception
/ anticipated on reaching home once
more.
"Ourng my stay in Paris l received
notification on a Saturday morning that
there was severe sickness in the fam ly
IN which my little Toy was spenuing
his vacation. This Information reached
nue. al 10 O'Clock in the raDrninu. i i'm
meGialely toll my wife that l should
fetch him anu bring him II Paris, aud
left via Dieppe ON the train from 81.
Bazlre station, telegraphing ahead TO
my relatives to have MIN at the sta.
ton in London 30 that could return
Immediately, L arrived in London at
1880 the same evening, found my boy
aud lett for Paris at $3.50 the Same
night, reaching there tho next morning.
My idea in taking this hurried trip
was simply to save my wife any an.
noySnce or Inconvenience in being lett
alone in q strange city during her ner-
v0us condition.
'toome days my poor wife was
obliged 10 remain in bed for portion
OF the day Rt least, owing to her ply
sicai condition. l attached absolutely
no Importance to this, always imagin.
ing that II was case OF over-exsrtion.
On leaving San Francisco in April, l
had purchased Tound.trip tickets which
called for my return by the North
German Lloyd steamer Spree on Oc.o-
Der Let.
"Aiy pleasant visit to London was
abruptly terminated by the misiori une
which Ueieil me that month. Two
Jays previous to the 9th, had been
Introduced by my representative In
London to one Ut the leading whole
sale grocery firms in Great British
and was most kindiy received. L was
rendered exceedingly happy by Inc
c0nh1euce which they reposed in mt,
they placing u considerable order for
California dried fruits, unsolicited
without sample or price. This, to-
gethor with the other pleasant feat
ures oil my holiday, had made me
read and anxious To return to work.
"Oa the evening Of the 9TH Of Oe-
tober | was in my room at the Cecil,
concluding my final arrangements ior
my departure go IS 10 be entirely FREQ
In the evning OF the 9Th, having invited
n iuIRS CuIDphhJ VI h'Shu7j pAhhoipN'y
relatives, to an entertainment at my
hotel on that night.
"Bs.ween 5 aud 6 O'Clock there was
a knock at the door. Upon responding
10 the same DuRber OF men entered
the room. / questioned them as to
their business ADD what they wanted.
Tney replied: 1T means that you are
arrested for stealing furt; come with
.t.tl 40 IA oil m rrNN 40
house. We will take you to the iurrier
concsrned, to explain the NATTER
"My WIFE, son and myself entered
a cab and accompanied by the icsra
were taken to Marlborough street pc
spsDt the night, our son, however, be.
Ing released on ball.
mex morning my wife and 1 were
arrsigne1 at the police court and re-.
manded for week to Holloway
ptison, my boy being discharged.
meantime, my irieBds rallied round
me in every direction, both ct home
and in England. Cablssrams poured
In upon me and l was delugeu with
kind offers of assistance. One Of thess
ofiers which most touched mo was that
OF q friend, after we were released on
bail, OF which he was leading surety.
knowing that l wished to secure re.
tired place with my wife, until the
trial, said to me:
"Castle, If you have any trouble
where you have gone and your IDENTITY
should become known Ia any way, oc.
casioning you any Inconvenience,
there Is q furnished house in CuIzon
street, Mayfair. belonging to my
brother, un-occupied at present, whicn
l shall he glad to have you USE as long
as you like
"My wifs's health has been In pre-.
carious condition since her release, and
before sailing We were living in the