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

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and met mo ~ the door In y very nervous
state Ite s1id 'hni h. had boon informed
that Jerome Intended ~ lock him w during
the trial. which gns imminent. aud that he
would not atanS for such i|mpftFonircnt.
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iHil, he said. and be- didn't propose ~ be the
first. He would DO n great deal FOR Can
field, he added bat that was too much To ask.
So be- had made up his mint Ia SKI H.
'Hc was very determined, and | could not
bulge him from ht' determination 80 !
went home again, M the next las ] got q
telegram from him In Montreal He had
registered At IN" Queens Hotel ~ Walter
Billou."
DAMN FRIors. SAYS cASFftLp.
WAS that your namc'" said Garfield In an
aside To Bucklin. And "a the letter nodded
assent. Garfield wont On
This - getting rather romantic. In
fact, rather funny. didn't expect To get
any fun on; 81 II. It's too damn serious. :
Bucklin fddled with hia umbrella, looking
rather foolish.
Bucklin'S departure brought this cable
from Garfield to Dellhuntv
IoxpoN. February L., 1908.
Dridhhi'u. go BroGdtrry. y. y
Did YOU advise David's departure7 II so
am satisfied. otherwise rrightful blunder.
Fully expected him beaten yesterday. but
thought appeals and stays aud other legal Oh
staclc4 would leave matters in much same
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reluctant witnesses to follow Lewisohn's ex-
ample, using own lawyers IL desired and We
pay?
Following this came a letter from Bucklin,
thanking Delahunty for letting him know
that a stay of the trial had been obtained.
Il am surprised at the consideration they
have shown" wrote Bucklin. Il have told
him Canfeid) the same as 1 told you, that
| am willing for anything but jail. We
nave made a good fight, | wrote him, and
with nothing to fight with. We haven't
got one chance in a thousand. He thinks
mistaken" In this letter Bucklin also
asked about the house, s West Forty-seventh
street.
What about that house?' asked Mr..
Mooney.
Well, | had been negotiating to buy 1t
for Garfield for some time, and had bought
it finally in the joint names OF Bucklin and
Garfield"
YoU A DO A GOOD DEAL WITH MONEY.
Garfield (aside)--You can do a good deal
with money after all, as showed them"
Cables were coming lmost hourly about
them, Garfield begging Delahunty to get
Buckiin back and to seek delay by all
possible means or legal complications.
He also cabled to employ any legal aid,
the best in New York, II necessary. Blu
Bucklin was writing like his just then:
LETTE FROM II TRUTHFUL DAVE.
MONTREAL. Feb. 10. 1908.
DEAR JOHN: / have received another cable
from Garfield on about the same lines rs the
last, telling me to put myself In communica-
ton with you about everything and to use
the telephone freely. There lie nothing i can
telephone you. but II you think it necessary
you can phone me here at Queens. l am In
the hotel most of tho time. / see by the
papers that they have subpGnaed - and
that they say he will come on and testify.
The World also prints n list OF names. Most
of them we know had been subppnaed. and
of course he has others which we know nothing
about.
received a telegram from Mrs. B.. saying
you told her not to send my things. ! came
away with a handbag and / needed my things.
] shall want them soon and | shall have her
send them by express as soon as | hear from
you,
am of the same opinion as I vas in. /
won't go to jail; / don't mind a few hours or
a day. but no three weeks or more for me.
II j could be let of with q fine ] would stand
it, but we have no chance to win and 1t will
be all for nothing.
cannot help feeling that I will be shown
no mercy and hat they will insist upon my
getting the full penalty.
am much easier In my mind up here out
OF the way.
| wrote Joseph and told him to go to you
for what money he needed for house ex-
penses; also to send all mail to you and you
could forward mine and any letters for Can
field can be given to him to put away in Can
fields desk. / gave George some signed
checks on Saratoga. with a note explaining
what they were for. / hope you received
them all right.
1t is quite cold here's below zero. Regards
TO Cahill and Forbes. Yours truly.
d. W. B.
A laugh went through the cou room as
this letter was read, and Bucklin blushed
scarlet. Delahunty told then of his long
legal operations which resulted in the change
Of venue for Bucklin, granted by Justice
Mccall. The trial was sent to Cortland
county, where the indictment was quashed
some months later.
CANF1ELD HAS A TIP FOR II &C R
While he was getting this motion in shape
he got these cables:
LONDON.
SANITY, ". Y:
If successful In change why not call atten-
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