The Washington times., 1909-07-02

and eating utensils. which viii be used
| on the baggage car.
Mrs. Early viii remain until tomor-
row ana an attempt viii be made to
sell the furniture of their little house
| noId- When she has compieted this
sne VIII leave imuediateIg with ner
s .Mo c9lldren TO join her husband IN
The plans for the removal of Early
/ We're guarded With the utmost secrecv
! ana despite the fact that Early himself
that he had nothing to Conceal ana fs.sf
ls desired all the publicity possible
inose who were helping him declined a.
so9Ialeiy to give any Indication of their
Captain Seaver denied absolutely that
ne y Was going with Early or thai FsrIv
was going at all, even though the in
s8i-l l4I IilaIlon Tl was given TO The Times by
Mfs. tariy in EaFly's presence. after
she had just had conference with Can
tain Seaver, during which the final ar
Fangements we're made for the journey
to New York
Minor Silent.
Attorney Benjamin S. Minor was ask
ed II culture had been obtained from
Early this morning, stated positively
there had not been and declined to dis
cuss the matter
Mr. Minor also said later in the after
noon that he had no information re-
garding the attitude OF the New Jersey
or Pennsylvania authorities with re-
spect to the movement and could not
say what others had received
DR.. Woodward. when asked this after
noon, If the District government had
abandoned its attempt to get another
culture from Early's body. said that so
far as he knew, no fur. her examination
Of the leper had been made.
After Mrs. Early had held f,rfsf in
IerVleW with Fer husband, she made the
following statement, relative to his de-
bafture, TO representative of The
Times:
All Arrangements Made.
4 have just come from Captain seav-
er and We have made ali ARRANGEMENTS
for the transportation of nv husband
to New York city. We have every
thing worked out satisfactorily with
tie exception Of the permission of the
New Jersey authorities ard We expect
10 hear from them this afternoon.
we expect TO leave on the 1850 train
over the Pennsylvania We viii go
direct TO the Skin and Cancer HospitaI
in New York city Immediately after
cur arrival. A room has been ia readi-
ness for Mr.. Early there for several
days.
we WEI take utfu E4LEeT IN q DOT car
or baggage car. 1t is understood We
are to furnish everything in the way OF
furnishings that viii be necessary.
Captain Seaver viii accompany my nus
band, but ] will not be able to leave
until tomorrow morning, as I have been
held up by the Health Department on
account Of the fumigation
If they delay me later than tomor-
row morning. however, / shall throw
the furniture and everything else cut
into the street and take my mother and
babies and trunks and go
IN lock the door OF this hateful
place and throw the key at them.
To Go In Buggy.
Capt. seaver is to take Mr.. Early
from here to the station in his owa
buggy. He dreaded going in an ambu-
lance and so the captain kindly made
this arrangement.
we are going to put only a couple of
chairs and something for him to eat in
the car, as Mr.. Early feels perfectly
able to sit up during the entire ride"
Mrs. Early paused for a moment IL
her recital Of the plans and then re-
marked:
4 have only stayed two days here over
the time limit I set. You see, / was
twenty-One years old Just two days ago.
When we came here, / declared 1 was
sure we would get away, by, the time
reached my twenty-frst birthday. You
see how near right 1 was"
Sign Agreement.
''In order to get permission to depart
We finally had 10 sign the agreement
that the Hath Department should be
permitted TO take cultures wherever it
wished in the future 1 saw Dr. Wood
ward this morning and the agreement
was finally reached.
Il have everything packed up and now
they say / have got TO allow Il all 10
be fumigated."
Mrs. Early nearly broke down ar this
point of her recital as It seemed as il
the strain of final preparation was prov
ing too much for her She paced ner-
vousIy up and down the room holding
her youngest child under one arm
sI.25 to Baltimore and Return,