The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15

sDnte OF Missouri to buy me. I dismissss
4 - suit because I had landed the men
! wks after, and I'm OF the opinion that I
1T OF others might have been dragged Int
~ thing IL It had gone on.
SyThe testimony OF the witnesses who hac
appeared satisfied and vindicated me.
1roved my charges.. It doesn't make any
Adherence who paid me the money. got
u, and the compensation II sufncient vim
$licati0n.''
E'Have you any idea where the money
Game FROM
y "Of course. I do not know. but I guess
ehey all put up
Who do you mean by they?
k''weIl, Phelps, Carroll, Seibert-an the
%eIlows who saw that the thing had gone
lAr enough. 1t could not hurt me any. but
&know the others were anxious to quit"
&"why did you dismiss the suit without
consulting your attorney, and especially
6ance he had advised you that you could
<et aysrdict from a jury for $4,000. and
fnsistcd at any rate that you should hold
4pt for retraction?
$Simply difference Of opinion: that's
De reason"
E'.what are you going to do with the
4oney YOU got?'
-
that and my law practice, think 1 can
tef along all right
GALSH'S GUESS AS TO WHO
MERE BEHIND DISMISSAL.
Frank Walsh still insists that the suit
lfas dismissed without his knowledge. He
Aeclares he does not know Brown, and
Ainks his client blundered by accepting
k01uey from q stranger who did not repre-
= or claim to represent either OF the
Sorties to the suit
S'T never aw Brown in my lfe." said
Walsh. THAT Il. E. o. Brown. Of Carthage.
I'D I'm not prepared to say who the man
6as that dealt with CardwelL think
Shelps. Carroll. Seibert and those who
1ould be hurt By the testimony that was
q come were behind the dismissal
ss'But think We accomplished what we
vere after. despite the clumsy termination
e the suit
!. Mr.. Walsh was asked why he had an
lOunced % positively last Saturday that
helps and Colonel Carroll were to testify
0e Monday following and then excused
n hnsw fney didn't want to testify" he
Iplled. Phelps had said he didn't want to
&Dtify. but that IL We insisted he would
III an he knew and would tell the truth.
g think Il Wls just a. well that neither
apsarsd.
- which the mystery. Brown. is SAID to
lSs stopped last Wednesday. has also sud
Alnay assumed . mysterious attitude re-
Gtding ths presence Of 4 gentleman named
pWn a3 the Midland on the day IN Ques-
EHsown. Brown" repeated Manager
= vva<3
q funny man Who jokes about the un-
q .fnar name Of 'Jones'' when questioned
but that individual or the person who
11pd his name
SYss. ala hear . lot Of talk about him.
= Tn declare he was never around this |
Z 81. He. didn't register here; he didn't |
q - hs1o at all I'm sure he never paid US |
q kthing. Tor hiO room. He didn't occupy |
- uk Is has 6een stated, and / really \
kst believe b was about the house. |
~. can't give you any information; |
k't describe Q tan thin and cadayerous'
n VINO seems to be the subject OF all |
4 - stories. but really can't
As clerks were equally ignorant or In
aIcent o6 The Whe1sabouts Of one Brown |
g Wednesday,.
= was di7srsat lase Thursday. Then tns
49, e3sEks at least had not only heard
OlsUwn. but knew he had occupied room
No. III mon about II o'clock In the morn |
lag untA lunch time. about o'clock in the
a1tefno1A .Th1g younG man was quite sure
about his lnformat3on then.
DROWH or CARTHAGE AND
EB AYDEERlOUD BROWN.
Nobo1y can - found who will say he
NV CasdWel in Tie company Of the mys-
tse3oa0 Brown a4 the Midland that day.
CaraWe1 0ay0 hs was at the Midland in
ehs ncening. bat he denies having seen
DtoWn ak the hotel then or at any other
fQN
Elhe lawyer who says that E. o. Brown Of
Gethage. No., was in Kansas City last
vDsdnsDday describes that gentleman az
nDut test inches tall with brown hair.
= coaplexion, blue eyes clean shaven.
J EAer Wtinhled. well dressed, and. from
penxnDcso, about % or 45 years old,
! ugA, in reality, said to be in the neigh
(hoeA oe =
e. Caedvon says that Brown the bene-
1 )toe e his party, might have been q and
ths have been q years old: that he had
lStgAt Rugtache. was tall and thin: had
V1n aseDsds 1r. Cardwell adds that he
Z |nee describe persona. cannot remember
' tAV drs0. and frequently fails to rec
: iss them after brief lapse Of time.
$Brown" - not known at the Courthouse.
Z srs the not1os Of dismissal was filed.
fSm Cfittsnden, County Clerk, didn't see
Mn. Neither did L. +. Mccoy. Clerk OF
y Court Of Appeals. who usually see such
giSltors ct the Courthouse. Henry Stone
eet. Circuit Clerk. was not fortunate