The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29


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and NJ cours" lid not vorrv about that rar.
tlcular phase ~ he AFFAIR
To-day I cableI volt that n " could hc sn'
isfartorilv arranged I should prefer coming
home In NAV recognize rho d.frultr 81
preartauging such matters to make them
absolutely certain, but think u ought 10 he
done. however much trouble, for Jerome ia
quite likely ~ aprlns any trick upon ue
In fact. why cannot he change courta7
Did he not do that once7 How can that
possibility he avoided ! am certain h" must
be deeply cha Rrlncd al his failure so far.
and will be more 40 NJ NcC's decision u
favorable TO NJ.
II il important not 10 forget that he has
much help, Of n malicious character and
many ri his devices are probably suggested
to him. for no one in his ONCE could have con-
ceived the savage attack YOU have had 10
Withstand. lie will have more help and more
advice OF the same nature. Therefore we must
be prepared for anything when ] return.
Even "a skirmish defeat would be more re-
grettable az this time. when Of late the battle
has zone otherwise.
Naturally. while / prefer MAJ ! could wait
until June. I hone not to have word to return
this month, for / have much to do here which
has not been done. partly because or my health
which has been so very bal since my ar
rival, colds and a liver-that ! have really
been nowhere
Mr.. Whistler has been and is i'll now. and
my port raft has not been touched in six weeks
and cannot now be completed this spring.
I have n few small important works which l
shall try and ship AT once. Were 1t not for my
portrait ] should not come here again ever.
The climate is the worst possible for me.
and my horrible experience here this winter.
waiting day after day for news sure to be bad.
and my helplessness all together make me
hate the place.
While / recognize now the very great ad-
vantage OF being here. and not there, since
January. nevertheless those dreadful days
of anxiety and sickening worry. with all news
bad news. were such I want no one ever to
experience. I should prefer being over there
in the middle Of it all.
think the Jersey matter should be pushed
fast and relentlessly and with all and every
publicity. OF course If We win our cases there
must be a day Of reckoning for jerome, Brooks,
ct al. and some others. | thank YOU. John.
for all your hard work and devotion to my
interests. Don't relax your watch on every
point. Ever yours. r. A.. c.
venue Justice Mccall said that the press
Of this county had been fed with interviews
by the District Attorney or members of his
staff In which Bucklin and Garfield had been
referred to az felons defying legally consti-
tuted authority and t hat " his practice of pub
lie officials granting interviews pending trials
and, in the public press, actually, trying
and oonvicting defendants before they are
arraigned according to Proper Procedure
is an abuse that is assuming vast proper
tons, as shown by this case, and unless
speedily corrected will work great evils, |
not any of which is more to be deplored
than this which compels the court to assume
the position that it does in disposing of
thism notion
Garfield got back from Euro Pc three
weeks later, on May %; pleaded not guilty.
moved for a change of venue for himself,
and got it in August from Justice Gle
gerich.
The Delahunty case goes on to-day.
but before he had left the court house Can
field acknowledged the truth OF the
report that he had sold his house In
East Forty-fourth street. He volunteered
the information that the price named in
the deed was 81.