The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Declaring he would return 70 Washing
ton n two weeks, and thanking members
Of the police department for courtesies.
Capt Charles Leighton FoxweH left yes
terday afternoon for Boston, where he
win face the charge Of the larceny Of
5000 from Herbert MoseEy. treasurer OF
the Grower Copper Company. II is said
several other charges win be lodged
against Foxwen after his arrival in Bos-
ton
Foxwell Is confident OF obtaining his re-
lease on bail. in which event be VIII re-
turn 70 Washington, where he viii join
bis wife Mrs Foxwell did not leave
with her husband, as was expected. After
bidding the accused man gOOd-by, Mrs
FoxweH returned 10 her apartments IN
the Connecticut where she win prob
ably reside until Informed whether her
husband can obtain his release
Accompanied by Policeman.
Powell was accompanied BY Inspector
John H. Harris. Of the Boston police de-
partment. who holds n copy Of a warrant
for the prisoner. Harris arrived here yes
terday morning az 70 o'clock and went 10
police headquarters. where he held a con-
ference with Inspector B0ardman. assist
ant superintendent Of Washington police.
After leaving headquarters Harris was
accompanied by Detectives Hewlett and
Pratt 10 the First precinct station, where
arrangements were made with FoxweI
for the trip 10 Boston Inspector Harris
said the warrant for FOxweH had been
=
Court OF Boston The case viii be pre-
sented 20 the grand jury June I. when.
il IS said. several charges OF Iarceny. viii
be preferred against FoxweIL Inspector
Harris says FoxweH IS believed 70 have
obtained S31,3l0 from mining companies in
Boston
Charges Complicated.
The alleged operations OF FoxweH are
so complicated detectives are experienc-
ing difficulty in obtaining evidence
against the man
Inspector Harris said he had no objec-
ton 10 Mrs. FoxweH accompanying her
husband to Boston when he was told It
was rumored the woman intended taking
the trip. II has not been learned why
Mrs Foxweu changed her mind about
going
Mrs FoxveH visited her husband in the
witness room at the police station several
times in the morning and brought him
delicacies- She did not appear worried
Since the Incarceration OF FOXwell his
wife has been getting his meals AZ
nearby restaurant
About 40 O'Clock in the afternoon Mrs.
FoxweH appeared ar police headquarters
where she awaited her husband He ap-
peared shortly in the company OF detec-
tives and was given a chair in the Office
% Inspector Boardman. FoxweH chatted
pleasantly. and said he desired 20 thank
2. cry member Of the Washington police
department.. with whom he has come in
contact since MS arrest He described his
treatment as generous. and said il grieved
him that he could not meet the detectives
and policemen as vel as officials under
more favorable circumstances
FoxweIl asked 10 see Inspector Board
man, but he was told the assistant super
intendent Of police would not return TO
police headquarters until after the train
left for Boston. FoxweH and his wife
we're left alone when they said good-by.
At o'clock Foxwel and Inspector Harris
entered a cab and drove 70 Union Sta
tiOn, where they departed for Boston al
5-31 O'Clock Mrs. FOxweIl left for her
apartments.
II has been learned that 2 mistake
vas made in applying the alias Of Cope I
land 20 FOxwelL The mistake vas due
It is said. 10 the fact that a man named
Isaac A CoQeland figured in the alleged
transa ctions OF FoxWeIl