The evening world., 1906-05-15
A SPANISH DON
IN DETENTION PEN
Marked for Deportation Be-
cause Sister Here Refuses
to Receive Him.
AGED AND PENNILESS.
He Hopes to Reach Daughter Mar
ried TO EngliShnlan in Consular
Service in Peking.

ucmcd in the detention pen m Ellis
Island with the of-scourings az EUROPE
for four days, and only to-day trans.
fcrred 20 litter qu rters. is Don Eman.
lie, Contravns Crooke. a fine. erect
military looking old man. who suggests
the Spanish grtndee in every act and
word.
He is held by the immigration All.
thorities because his sister. Nine cha
want. OF No. III Danforth avenue. Jer-
ssy city. refuses to receive him. and be-
cause he mas received no word from his
only daughter married 10 an English
man in the British Consular Service In
Poking China. with whom he expected
an asylum IN his OLD age Unless his
sister relents or his daughter is heard
from il Is likely that he win be de-
ported to Cad.z Spain. Where he has
struggled Tor wears 20 live Independently
o. his relatives
For thirty years bon Emanuel served
his country well IN the Spanish Consular
Service. He was stationed all over the
world-n Picking. Athens. Glasgow.
Annoy. Algiers and elsewhere Before
that ne was an officer IN the spanish
army. He is now seventy YEAR old and
retired from ,he Consular service cey-
eral years ago.
Nh,ie Ia Australia, Don Emanuel
says. he married the Baroness Kcnsing-
ION. an English noblewoman. bat no
higher 10 birth than himself She IS now
oedd' Ineir daughter lives IN Pcking.
Wrote to His Daught r
4, -. a. $3.50 - .na- 1t'eI 4N4ns
~ Itu', iheht "c icund himself no
t5a long e.. ao!s to coni.nae in that way
- "ts s's''- anu lis daush-
W N4'' t"'9 H.hue iI@HEs-
- ",iH 20 20 .Fe win the
- ,i, Wa I" Soine 70 New York
IN ts,,...,- ri, ~ W.. US s!9,er
ur ~, -, ".tl me- shSl'l receive
"y'u ','u HlpNeS from as daughter en-
s3.ins nm 10 20 10 Peiting.
ci'},l l.s, i.l'-iau ,, 1ti4Fea mere from
4.,.- ~. tie steamship
pe,ors t,s n,.ri,.,l t.,,. seeVhl cAbin.
ti.n ,,or,,,,i.si,.,, ~" ~, ~ Huin'sFa-
= f,,tsr f-,,,,, ~, ~ uN!iprn reserved
49, ~, - NaH.' VINO wrote
80, "hs coming here. eN-
20 ilef nome. and that
-, -, - loS 5cs.ge MN. as her cir
a1N,i tl9t ng oe sent back TO S.aln.
was HkeiV TO become public
oi,l,Eo " ne remained mere.
slo1tr Wafcborn 6iT gi.'Ntd ro, ,.u coinmis, 't.
h4 sister letter Don Emanuel SAID
thit his sister was to receive him. and
81 WIS pretended Tor a while that she
could not be located az the address ne
save
cfe4o- +, co.I ot...
W oO0u N''SuH1sIanoes.
Meanwhile, Commissioner Nyatchorn
Investigated and found ha snvs ma
Nine. Chayant has been m business
with her husband In jersey CIV for
fifteen yeau. and Is well able TO s,inro-f
lcr brother
Don Emanuel. like other nersons mr.
rlvlng last week. who failed IL ard raIa-
tycs TO Identify them ~ v,sn ,gare
suspected OF being 1ntit ca,dii,,.s 49,
Auer5rar citt-snsi,tr Is -
.,,tentior NO., 80 '' W. l'"rsu ~
rr.,r.ts -,r-,,,. - s'Vup oI tnfnl-
N.s,,-'. ,t ~ .ne lowest cIhss'
10y W I'm Were crooks ana thieves, !
no hau Iouhu thtlr various European
tries TOO not for them. and nearly |
nj were dlrty IN the extreme.
Among them the old Spaniard tall |
erect, Win white, bristling mustaches
ana imperial, stood out as unmlstas-
hpIy ol a. hlsner type. He has a wide
eoucaIon. q knowledge of many Lam
sa.fes' ana the iour days IN that de
tehuoh pen were not pleasant To-day.