The evening world., 1903-04-29
Edward Thaw Relieves His
Mind as to Sisters Husband
After Latter Has Sailed Away
with Newly Made Countess.
MOTHER MAKES STATEMENT.
The Bridal Couple Depart on the st.
Paul, Whiio Lawyer Retained by
BrIdeoroom's Father Waltz on
Pier for Creditors.

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American liner Bt. Paul. In anticipation
Of trouble tho Earl was fortified with
counsel. Stephen II. Olin. law partner of
Corporation Counsel Rives. who was on
the dock TO meet all Corners and satisfy
all claims against b young man. He
was there at the request OF the family
OF the Earl. who had retained him In
the interest OF the youns man and
placed at his disposal a sum sufficient
to pay what h Earl believes he owes
In this country.
Immediately following the santns OF
the steamer relatives OF the newly made
Countess furnished statements to the
newspapers. Her mother explained eoout
tho settlements. Her brother, Edward
Thaw. expressed himself as quite dis
satisfied with the match.
Dressed In n dark blue travelling suit
the new Countess. preceded by her maid
carrying a bunch of American Beauty
roses, came from tho Hotel Lorraine q
few minutes before 8 o'clock. She en-
tered a waiting cab screening her face
from a photographer who desired a n
shot. The Earl folio wed and the couple
were driven to the pier. Previous to
this tho baggage, consisting of az pieces.
had been brought from the hotel and.
properly labelled, sent to the pier.
The Earl and his bride succeeded in
getting aboard the liner unmolested and
were installed In their staterooms on
the port side Of the ship before Mr..
DIN. who was on the pier, knew OF
their arrival. Later the Earl appeared
on deck. and when ne was informed
there were several persons looking for
him approached q group of newspaper
men, saying:
Thought They Were Creditors.
We'll. who IL first? ] wan 10 settle
ell this before I 30 away" r
we are newspapers men," said on.
Of the group.
"I feel relieved" said the Earl. IT
thought you were creditors. I don't
owe much money IN New York. and ]
read this morning that there might be
trouble about my baggage. 1t is on
the way now. and ! do not wish any
troubls. Do YOU think there will be :
! hate . fuss. My lawyer. engaged by
my father, IL here somewhere to take
care Of anything that may happen. Ny
father has given 10 him money sufiicient
to meet all my obligations"
He was asked In regard 20 the Mr..
James. who Is said to have caused a de-
lay in the wedding ceremony.
All Rubbish, He Declares.
Sammy James" said the Earl. why. 1
he Is my fathers attorney. He was
here representing the family"
Mr.. Olin. who's wife Is a sister OF
Mrs. Willie X. Vanderbilt. was warm
in praise OF the Earl. lie said he con-
sidered him . flns ,ype OF the young
Engiishman n In no sense . fortune
hunter.
A few minutes before the sailing or
the BIT. Paul a message wishing a pleas
ant voyage was received from the
father and mother OF the Earl. who sail
to-day on the Celtic, and one was re-
ceived from the hsW family.
The Brothers. Plaint.
Nov that the Earl OF Yarmouth has
LETT the country the ban OF silence that
bound the Thaw family because Of their
raised, and to-day Miss Thaw.sA Srotssr.
EDWARD Tha'w. whose homo To- IN the
Dakota fats. spoke rreely of the Earl
an eN sis feI Ss lions he with s the family .S;, ",
der Of a wedding is over. The notoristy
mas srs been os r., d'sgnstins to ths other mem
wedding for personal rsasons.
and an know Of him il his
never paying his del debt, sac and rsPu e Ssin az
wild. For that reason did not want
my sister to marry him. II no braces
up the Thaw family will receive MIN"
The Mothers Statement.
PITTSBURG. April 2s.-rae following
communications to the Associated Press
Countess Of Yarmouth, explains Itself;
There II one limo OF romance-to cali
i by no harsher teLm-iargely INDUCED
in by n~ewsPaPers, which the Associated
lar instance now referred TO 10 mat OF
the settlsmsnt In connection with the
marriass OF ne Earl Of Yarmouth.
Miss Thaw. now the Countess Oh
Yarmouth, AT the death OF her father,
wal left las were each Of his ave chill
drsn by, his second marrieEel with an
million dollars. Half OF this amount
q Immediately put into trust for each
child. the income only 10 be available
during their lifetime.
fortune. OF Zach of thtss children con
slsta Of one-tenih share each In the
William .Thaw Coke. Trust which lie
tied up absolutely and Frevocaoiy. save
what Is known as the free estate Of
Miss Thaw. Amounting 10 about one'half
sent Of herself and Lord Yarmouth,
aged by the Fidelity Title end Trust
Company OF pittsburg, together with
one Individual trustee.
"The income from ali three trusts will
be paid 20 tbs Countess OF YARMOUTH.
tSssn, a smah s~onpisHnshsar tra yoS.
times, has been stated, which she, with
H S,sd Sassss.'9 nar lre Slms sas oiher sac al
I'm case o. her death I : sTragEsS
OF her total estates will bo paid over
70, or invested Tor the eensnt the tiils
he outIiys his father, the Earl viii
succeed,
These" the. communication con.
facts. given through the Associatsf
Pres " MT, MEs- n TSsT kfys,I na AZ no
ever because Of financial Questions;
neither has theSe been any demand
| made nv lhA Eari or htS family I'M