The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

account with P. s & Co.
1900 Manhattan
500 n. Y. Csntral.
! Then Withdraw my balance there. (about
sls0oo.oo) and deposit ii in union bank.
II they are safe as I suppose. only have
enelosed letter delivered.
It contains a cheque for s75oo.00 for
sproul.
If that overdraws me please arrange it,
I shall return 1t in a few days.
| Please telegraph
/ Letter delivered-all safe
| Or letter returned, am closing account
Very truly
"a W 20 St H. X. Thaw.
Nc Explanation 40 This.
There is no explanation of this letter
1t was written in pencil.
Grand Hotel Beliagio Apr. Il d. c.
| Z 4sSJ
Hotel villa serbelloni
Bellagio
/ Qlago di ComoN
L. Breitschmid
Dear Denny
I'm sorry 10 trouble you but I don't
| understand.
/ was Overdrawn 1006S 36
Paid in S9S2.70
G6Si0O
Did you make note for sl0O000-leaving
my balance near nine thousand or make
note for 1lS0Ss leaving no BALANCED
/ lost almost nothing at n. C. Playing.
Just 10000 for 1 weeks, a good deal less
than the percentage. I bought some
pearls and VERY strong automobile.
Is-touched?
] I was Iunching with a girl when I saw
him first, he asked her to dinner. and
talked.
Next day Che had an idea II was dis
, honorableJ he told the girl of his enor-
nous admiration. She told me. and
said don't mind, She never let him march
around with her Tie was most anxious
TO have she or me with him to show his
positiOHD
He said many weird things. Here is one
of the best.
He wanted to give the girl $500, ,0o0, 600 at
| once and promised $1,000 year to her
lawyers TO draw up the papers and have
them signed before he came near her
! (she told him not to talk Ike that and
moved over TO where I was) With all
these revenues he and two men friends
slept in one small room lover an extra
one OF mine).
Suddenly he grew discouraged and de-
parted, as and I and the girl dined
together without him.
He had no notion 1t was improper, as
my friend, 10 try this. Don't repeat, but
this may amuse you. Is he dotty, and
was one of his friends a keeper?
Yrs vey sinIy
H K. Th.
Written After Trial Began.
This letter was written after the trial
started;S
is here. I hope with no idea Of
wasting more coking coal.
Dear Denny: The package arrived safely
but I cant send the slip for Il (eieven)
days as we thought It best TO leave bundle
sealed in GleasOns desk until he returns
He worked exceedingly hard circum-
venting the crooked deal between Jerome's
first assistant and that judge-& will
combine rest with affairs. Friday he
starts for Mexico with
II needed
a telegram will ALWAYS catch him.
then he CD BE BACK IN DAYs-if
We see a chance for an early trial before
ANY other tudge-but we believe it viii
be first week January.
All very well.
Yours very sinly.
II. X. THAW.
I hope these blackmailers
Try you again.
Last 10 Banker Lyon.
Mr. Lyon may have understood this
letter, but the district attorneys office
does not:
Dear Denny-or Frank
Please try to remember who was
It Is said a relative Of his is on my
jury.
If he is friendly or neutral only WRITE
me abrief answer but If he had any
trouble with US or is unfriendly. please
TELEGRAPH.
'"The iron is eh-I will know what you
mean.
I hope he is all right and can leave the
jury as It Is.
OF course this is very Secret.
All well.
Y in haste
This letter was written about Christmas
time. 1t is in part:
Dear Denny
Merry Christmas and happy new year
and many of them.
We find that these rascals ''held Up
but he wd not shake-of course his posi-
ton was 'indefnater."
Another fact
They want to sell out for $4,000 They
claim they make Il or 1900 a year be-
sides blackmaiI
Here is an extract from another let
ter:
Tomorrow Gleason goes for Jerome-We
cd beat him in q Court but too slowly,
so if this don't bring him. We call upon
the NY Atty Gen. Yr Wy,
II. K. T.
Justice Fitzgerald Speaks.