Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26

course of lectures in all parts of the coun-
try. ,- ->gGEe-e
The writer. of this letter added that if
$500 per week was not enough that Mr.
Hayden should name price at which she
would a gree to lecture.
This letter and others of its kind has
not and will not, of course, be shown tC
Mrs Maybrick." said the attorney. "Of-
fers fo- magazine articles any subject
she may select have been received also. II
is Mrs. Maybrick.s desire to avoid notoriety
and obtain rest, which is necessary to the
restoration of her health"
An Article on Prison Reform.
While in prison, Mr. Hayden said. Mrs.
Maybriek prepared an article on prison re-
fern and the segregation of habitual GRIM
inals and consunptives from first Offenders,
her argument being along the lines which
were followed in establishing the Wash
ii.gton house of detention and juvenile
court. She also devoted an interesting
chapter of her paper on imprisonment Tor
debt III England. where there are said to
be 900 persons incarcerated IN prisons
because of their alleged inability to pay
their Indebtedness. Tie paper is rather
lengthy one and touches on a variety OF
matters that came under her observation
while behind English prison bars.
Mr. Hayden said that no photographs
had been taken of Mrs Maybrick since
she was released except the snap shots
secured by reporters and others when she
arrived in New York. AS she wore veil
at all times when not indoors it was i'm
possible to get good likenesses by this
instantaneous outdoor process. The al
legged pictures of her which appeared in
many publications and purported to rep
resent her after she left prison We're
taken from a wax figure representing
Mrs. Maybrick in London wax figure
show, in which are given figures of the
Boer generals. Gen. Roberts, Presidents
Abraham Lincoln. Garfield, Gen. Grant
o,,3 tl,1,, n.tna nA1ah hri
In this figure Mrs Maybrick is represent
ed in deep mourning and her face is COW
cred by a dark veil. Photographs of this
wax figure were sent all over the world, It
Is said, and published by many newspapers
in many countries.
When asked about the present where
abouts of Mrs. Maybrick, her attorney
said she was in the Catskill mountains
with wealthy family, the members of
which had taken great interest in her
1t is her intention to fully recuperate.
Will Reside in Washington.
"And them said Mr.. Hayden, she will
take up her residence in Washington, but
when she will come here L cannot state at
this time
Mrs. Maybrick cannot express her kind
ly feeling to the American people and
press for all their goodness to her during
her long years of suffering and on her ar
rival home" added Mr.. Hayden. Her
would suppose She says it was her love
for her mother and her children and the
comfort in the kindness of her American
friends and her confidence in a just God
that had enabled her to bear it an
The statement, which was widely publish
ed, that Mrs. Maybrick fed from France
on her way home to escape extradition back
to England was characterized by Mr. Hay
den as false and cruel" Mrs. Maybrcks S
father, William G. Chandler, was a banker
IN Mobile. Her uncle John A Campbell.
was prominent resident of Washington
before the war, at which time he was a
justice of the Supreme Court up to the be-
ginning Of the civil war. His old home is
still on Lafayette square At one time it
was occupied as the Russian embassy.
Speaking ofn the hue and cry that was
raised in certain quarters in this country
In reference to Mrs. Maybrick's right to
land on American soil on the ground that
she belonged in the category of convicts,
her attorney stated today that that entire
matter was gone over with Commissioner
of Immigration Sergeant before he (Air.
Hayden} sailed for England. He said he
suspected that the question of her having
been in prison would be raised and conse-
quent1y fortified himself. The following
memorandum, written by Commissioner
Sergeant at that tims, was shown to the
reporter:
Commissioner sargeant's Memorandum
"The commissioner of immigration at the
port Of New York has been instructed by
the cQmmissiener general to facilitate the