Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-28
WILL RETURN TO
 CAPITAL CITY
Count de Beaufort Says His Wife Will Give Many There an Opportunity to Entertain Her.Talks of Titled"
 Career.

Little Rock, Ark, April 27.-Such cases as the suit of the Count Mich gel Mourik de Beaufort against Sam Watt and others who own the palatial Southern Club in Hot Springs, brought to secure damages alleged to have oc- cured through an attachment of per- sonal effects to satisfy gambling debt, are not welcome in the federal court here, at least when Judge Jacob Trieber is presiding. When the suit was called there Tuesday and dismiss sed by agreement at the cost of the eefendants, Judge Trieber very frank 1y stated that he wanted no more such cases, Hot Springs being the place for them to be fought out. Judge J. W. Blackwood, representing the de- fendants, then arose and said: Your honor, the plaintiff in this case is a member of the English nobility. Our constitution guarantees to all subjects and aliens, trial by his peers. The plaintiff in this case could not get trial before a jury of his peers in Hot Springs, so the case had to be taken here.' Judge Trieber failed to show his appreciation of humor, though an audible twitted went around the court room. Count de Beaufort left for the home of his millionaire father in law, M. H. Killgallon, in Chicago last night, but before leaving expressed himself as being we'll pleased with the outcome of the suit, and declared his intention of returning to Little Rock and bringing his wife along, as there were number here who de- sired to entertain her.
 They may say the defendants paid only my expenses and attorneys fees, amounting to about S2,500,' said Count de Beaufort, "but I do hope they paid some more-well, I guess yes. am bully good fellow, but not that way. 1 got mine. I have been enjoying a Lit of rest this week from my work in
 
 the suits did not expect me to come down, so I just dropped in to surprise them and separate them from some of the coin they thought they would Mike me for. This is good joke on them. I have been five weeks in the steel mills, just to show the peo- 1le here am no titled flop. I started as pudler and have worked up, work ing along now with different machin- cry. I will soon complete this work and then I am going to work for Mir. killgallon on his railroad, Chicago Highlands. I will work on the en- zine or be a switchman, but haven't decided which end to begin at. T,ny eo tell me I can make more as tae -cp by being conductor, so protatl, will try that" The count was ask ed why he 'id hot get a job '. ih Iron Mountain shops here and work up, if he was so desirocs of making good. ''Is there any money in it?" ooo dio qoiNh ACpIs QOAl NdGt il unless there is. for it is money I am after making, I am going to London to spend May and June and then will come back and get to work in earnest. This hard work does not faze me, for I have spent two years in the English army and was for quite while the British attache of the Dutch army. 1 also served i'll India. I started in as Tommy Ad- kins', and worked for many months as any other private. have peeled potatoes for the camp cooks. scrubbed the floors, painted, and even brushed the officers boots. I know what that . al is. and no little work on this side of tho ocean is going to scare me on. 1 an going to work and make . for