The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24

r5.t t's,,t. t'tsa tsssi. Af' iv Major Il,
| s1s.IS II. II. GAIksHyoonT,
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Major s es4s sssy9a Ef ss 81 " s,
&. 81 DisttietTo ~. Monroe Va: .,s 4
| Ing lie first six months q tho imprisonment
of1effersom t,ayisbc,,n1 n eorlnlna o., The
Eukaaea sea psyoS ~ ses
FRY, ers,oal md IRE;
oflcets was s,rsly "a asoofaas i
expected 81 desired. hls meals having been Y
mn a from s i sY e able
Hot hayins rsaa D III G IA u book
| respecting YOU. nt1, General; very respect
fl"' ' your obedient, servant ! J, ]. u,
COL! Fourth ID 4, HFi 3 nyi, Go Il, III
ird the yt ehafises I'LL hqt ~ We're nada from
|Stiine TO timo1 Sby which 4 Mr. DAY Il was
allowed greater liberty and add t + g |, !
General Miles oi.aupon his recommeiida--
/ fon,tard iio also 1 Recommended that he
| either be brought to trial or released. lie
F For Monroe III better condition than
when hc.2 en- tered. 4 He lived for "a years
after lie was. first imprisoned, and died OF
/ ii.ents to theS effect that he was snlaltrcnt-
ed Or that hsDhysiesal co. was I'M
wer g utterly y /. ulitIr'ipe' .tls
ls"Thores are oi,egpr .stwo Other things !
have learned BUY tllis 20 far Z, asnany,
/ va know,fand VT doesn't seem to 5nnnke2the
conduct 81 !oli1s search y very easy matter
We have clearly to deal with q man WHO
cunning, butt sl1a We eason5 to believe,
with ono who, llasre ed ucation and culture,
q asdg cna 1r4
(las vel. II We could only find come mo-
s ahai Il deed Without . motive, Yet We
think think Of the idea Though this 30 mad
ness, vet, there is met hod int, ,eh z" !, 4
not APPEAL to mo very strongly ~ Mas O. o.
aning a i said fbut5ii & hardly capable q
l5such sustained nlnsterfulness as uiS Grim
Look here. Dot, ), Maitland said break
Gt slidd enl asa Mlshhs
4 die to his having ono himself suppose
4 YOU make ~ canvass Of the special Bts on
cancer \ Boston and vicinity and see II
jianyjof them remember being consulted by
\ q patient answering the description with
4 Which I Will provide you. N nd tion 70
this I vii insert mad lin the papers call
ling attention8fto@ a. new met hod for, the
cure Of ca ncer, and asking all interested
4 to call 81 your Off for further pnrticu-s
liars he plan does mot promise much,
stu ss it may bring him. WHAT do s you
DE- expressed my willingness to do. all in
my over % i aid him, and The left, ne.
.advcrtisement and. Z, had several calls IN
4 tanswert 10 It's These would have CAUSED
Line much 9Sinconvenicnce had I v not ex-
4 planned the whole ruse III confidence to O.
l5medical friend who made q specia lty OF
the treatment of cancers and persg4ataes,d e
\ him to ONE to my office !, during the
l4yVhcn u patient would call ! would salts
/ ~, myself that ! was mel Their the person
We were scar ching for. nor anyone. sent
RI n' t. ~ e5Ieagae Dr. Rsodss
1T would lleveralllaye occurred Ito .,tne to
any patient Who d ID
Mai tland, had homo especial cautio ned
me- y thiS " s. 81 ', q |, g
order. we have alread VI seen, that !, ne
never q; risk, yayersfsigh ", which
he anlayoid. lt,.is more than likely.
Il Therefore, 9itSour9 tsemeil t$meets this
, eye and Interests hinT,3 he will inquire into
s|sit:1Iir0ugh some second party. Again, we
4 are ~! no means certain that his Interest
htaps lit Is a wife, q Sister. OF. some other
relative who is afiicted.a III this case we
could hardly expect him to come HIM
I closely scrutinize allsapplicants and ques-i
4 tlon them4unti! You are salts led they arc
infnowise connect with the man MAJ for
! .s I Il followed this Twice most carefully
and had no diff Guilty in nytncin 6 lnyself
that none OF my callers had. any relatlon
! Darrow. This order, Of hings was con-
tinued for severa 7. days with the same nm
result. IN the meantime !. Maitland was
/ cred. s. He would tell mo all about ! t. hei
4 said when he had followed 1T to the end.3
This was on Tuesday. On Friday he came
1. met a man who had known q Mr.. Henri
i Cazot, "a Frenchman, whose description
seemed to tally perfectly wilt nearly all
ut came about in this way" Matt
i land began In response to Owens request
bthat be Should tell us al about i: de-
termhh e Hstree fpo
The the Work 81 Robert Ho4dln entitled 1.-THE
9the statement5 that gamblers often .neu-5
tralized a cut IN q pack 9f cards "a by O.
rapid and dexterons! IS leight.. This, the;
IN the following manner: When the cards
are cut and left In two pa ckets upon the
hand the parcel Of cards which was orig.
g. the bottom e the assk Ths Is
ihonest ciit. but Just before releasing the.
p rrSt liz 6sa l
l}it.#and the upper packet quickly slid be-
egng the GaTds IN prefitgIey
i For this purpose, the book continued, the
rght tt1ItHf ngfes L Ter4 tb y9TY
5bemeatll$ a IA clset Of cards. Here, I suiH
myself RosStiRle ofm1 naste ef
cast. 7The long nall on the left little
| finger may have served its function at the
gaming table, If SO, however, It would
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