The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-11
SOLD, POOR THING!
BARONESS" TURKHEIM REALIZES
TIE STATE OF AFFAIRS.

Penniless, Husbandiess and Friendiess, q
Stranger In Strange Land. She Gables
Her Friends to Send Der Money to
Como Homo on. and the San francisco
Authorities to hurry Up and Nab the
"B.ron." IS He Is Good Thing. Re
garded In Criminal Role-News Of
Deviltry and Disaster,
San Francisco, May 1o.-Jeannine
Young, the Baroness Won Turkhe.1l,"
is now reaping the whiriwind. A cable
gram from her received yesterday in this
city stated that she had at last awek-
ened to the fact that she was the victim
OF conspiracy and that she was anx-
ious to return to this city. She stated
that she was at The Hotel Cecil in Lon
don, and that Won Arnold, alias Turk
helm, intended TO desert her early this
morning. She asked her friends TO send
her sufficient money 20 return here. as
she was without funds. That she now
appreciates fully the villa.ny of Turk
helm Is shown by the suggestion that
steps be taken to effect the extradition
Of her husband and compel his return 10
This state. where he committed the
crimes Of bigamy and perjury. 20 say
nothing of the conspiracy in which he
was the lending actor. The deceived ard
deserted woman sent three cablegrams
&c San Francisco, all OF which were of
! the same tenor One was addressed 20
the chief Of police and read as follows:
| London. May 9-D,scovered proof OF
| Delmas' villa;ny at Hotel Cecil. London.
| Turkhe.m intends leaving early tonor-
row. Tell friends. Wish for immediate
| return. No money. Can you have Ar
mold, alas Won Terkheim. extradited TO
| San Francisco? Has valuable papers
of Fair case in his possession. Cable me
care American embassy.
"JEANNINE Won TURKHEIM."
Chief Lees turned the cablegram over
to the woman's attorney. who will prob
ably demand Arnold's extradtion.
LONDON END OF THE STORY.
London, May 10.-Jeannine Won Turk
helm, nee Young, OF San Francisco, Is
N this city and N great distress. She
says that she is the victim OF a con-
spiracy which has grown out Of the Fair
will contest at San Francisco. She
charges her husband with a knowledge
of the conspiracy and IS anxious TO re-
turn to California in order TO expose it
She is entirely without funds and IS
beseeching her friends IN San Francisco
to send iler money to pay her passage
home. She has sent the following cable
gram to Chief of Police Less Of San
Francisco:
London. May 9-Discovered proof OF
Peimas' v.llany at Hotel Cecil. London.
Turkheim intends leaving early tomor-
row. Tell friends. Wish for immediate
return No money. Can you have Ar
mold, alias Won Turkheim, extradited to
San Francisco? Has valuable papers OF
Fair case in his possession. Cable me
care American embassy.
(Siened)
"JEANNINE Won TURKHEIM."
The correspondent OF the Associated |
Press interviewed the Baroness Won |
Turkhen, as she Is known, today. He |
found her in a state Of great mental |
agony. In the course Of the interview |
she said:
lowing TO my knowledge Of important
facts bearing On the Fair Will case, II
became desirable, in TIE interest or GER
tain persons, to remove me from the
scene OF action. To bring this about.
was induced, or instigated, TO marry the
man calling himself Baron Won Turk
helm. We sailed for England.
During the voyage there were repeat
yx-ssh a |
mum. When we arrived at Liverpool,
discovered amorg the effects OF the
man calling himself Baron Won Turk
helm certain papers showing him 70 be
a detective employed by Stillwelrs
agency in San Francisco. When
charged him with his duplicity he adj
mstted Il. We came TO London and took
rooms at the Hotel Cecil.
To-Day he paid the hotel bill and left
me. I do not know his whereabouts I
am penniless, and am obliged TO go 70 q
boarding house.
'The bottle OF laudanum used against
my life aboard ship was purchased Of
the Joseph Hahn company, Sacramento,
Cal"
INSURANCE SwINDLERS.
P.ttsburg, Pa, May 10.-The trial OF
Lieutenant z. S. Farrow or New York
and c. Linford Woods of this city for
conspiracy to defraud under the insur-
ance laws, will not come up until Thurs
day, court having adjourned until that
tine on account OF the death OF Presid-
ing Judge Thomas Ewing. President F.
A. Burnham and other officers OF the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life associat ton Of
New York are in the city 10 look after
the interests OF the company during the
trail.
BANK MEN ARRESTED.
West Superior. Wis, May 10-Homer
and Walter Fowler, ex-president and
vice president of the Northwestern Ma
tional bank, were this afternoon arrest
I'd by United States Marshal Main on a
bench warrant. as a result. of the federal
grand jury investigation. The charge
sga.ns: the Fowlers is nisapplication Of
POUNDS by over loaning 20 the Russell &
Miller Milling company.
ONE MORE INDICTMENT.
Chicago. May 10.-Another tndictnea: |
against ex-Gra;n Inspector Dwight W.
Andrews was returned by the grand jury
AAsS lAi4-N-Aasc-AN - LIZ ~ ,
On which he viii be tired. and charges
him with holding funds Of the grain n
specto-'s office from Ms successor. E. ].
Noble The bonds were fxe; al $1,000
the sum involved.
MURDERER RUN TO COVER.
Devils Lake. y. D., May lo-Ausust |
Normani, the La-irnore double murder
ar and ravishe-. Was located by the In