The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-09
TIDINGS OF MISSING JURIST
TIT NCHETT, D.. 4RRU ~ WEAR
HONF, BEI ~ LOST a. AIN.
ladsgnRn'IS DeWips Tha' Ne Was Loot. but
Necep',Oo Committee CHcoONtnreS
FUrIhev suspense IN PasehSgue snsi
10 Trace ~ Judge p te Lste Weur.


ParcRoauT. l.. I March AN
PstchoGue turned out TO day to greet the
we'll known iuris' Judge Peter y Trin-
-he't. Who arrived near home stepping
high. Judge TrInchett az was reported
eNclus,V ely IN THE SIS Of last SATURDAY.
has for souc time been supposed 10 Ia
losi IN your hourishing city. The Judge
SAID 10 day that I've had not been Lost 81
all Ne explained that he had been 81
ting in sSpeC,al Sessions m your town We
was - iudi gnant over the report that he
had been l"st that hts chin whIskers
bristlcd
\ delegation oI our leading aud mls.
leading citizens wac al the depot 10 greet
the Judgr He was me-, there when IN"
train pulled IN No had heard NJ the re-
ceptiou committee awaiting him and
calling the conductor and whispering
-Timeo Danaos - dona fcrentss. he re-
uuestcd To- have the tram stop ~ Rlu"
Point a mite west ~ here. where Wiham
Graham. the hotel keeper. artIs'. editor.
poet. tomhston" engraver and hon-
hominv lives The conductor. much
impressed with Judge rrun"hei' simple
phserv alton. stopped the train,
William RlI Graham was ~ tho Hue
Point station. having received some INIT
ruations that the Judge was about To INas-
through. Rill had ~ idea that tho tram
would stop. still less that IN" Judge would
get 81 Ne had CoWe ~ nay hts httle
tribute 81 respect to the iuriEi VIII" honored
Blue Poiat hy passing through II. When
the Judge ahghted from the tram ana
embraced him AFFECT ionately he Was
overcome and horne down.
The Judge expressed desire tn see
Bills residence. Ne Anchorage. ms
spIendid Pile. situate on a tract Iect
above -ea level and surrounded by ehul-
| gent foliage. psrpuetti-h floors. hot ana
ice water, stationary hack stairs ana
all immoderate improvements, excited
| the Judge To- rapturous ORGANIZATIONS
! He al once anchored outside the lar.
Bill hastily communicated with the re-
ception committee. advising them 70
leave the Patchogue depot and come down
90 We Anchorage. The COMMITTEES loaded
itself into carriages provided 10y 4 wal
Rutland the Iocal undertaken. ana SET
forth. Meanwhile the Judge ana bli
az this. Judges suggestion had decided 4"
transform the Dutch room into q ns'Silss-
val noet
R,li 90, a pIckaHa and tore down rart oi
the plaster to pvoduc' N ruined enect
After the dust had cl''ar'.t away thor"
Z
| tn, sprinc rains To fOrd H." rln.tt Mean
while th.. Judl,. secured "A dra~bridR''.
neither b..ing god ~ the game bili vas
lust lJokipg around anxlousiy Tor por'
ctIIlis when word came that the RECEPTION
COMMITTEES vas on IL way
The Judge was busy changing the Rus
alan hallro IN into th, labyrinth OF 'rets
He said the reception C@'fntrtttc. sho1td
not find HIM Il he could help ". b't
while the Judge was making the labyrinth
.IakN a
that the reception committee Caild nnh
its way through the pathleS~ wtlhs lie
thought he had things all fixed for lOk +,
on the Judge. when he found that legal
minded man LAYING the foundation 'or an
al peal upstairs by a groundN ork OF e,
c,spsiooS ALI carefully oV.rr1Iled ia ink.
The Judge had dragged has anchors.
though he had both bowers out and was
noa stranded on the tar. bill tined TO
lend him aid. int the Judge took no note
If the tpaksrs and bumI-a ~ breaking
around him and r~nding his stout craft
aEnidshiJ,-. saying that he Was IA the sail
or = snug harbog and Inco- slstentlN urg-
ing Bill TO throw out the lifeline and I'till
for the shore. Bill did nothing of the kind
He at down and Thought AMI thought ana
finally he got an inspiration.
Ne went to s.-a how far the reception
COMM t.-,s had travcrsed. They had just
struck ths new oyster shells vest Of the
LACE mill Urging ,heri to hurry. Bill
came nucA To- fAtiu i'lhA wv
into the nledisNal nIoat and rropened the
drawhrdge Bill could not reach him
The reception committee had arrived
by Ih, time Bill had coaxs,d TIE Judge to
rloss IA. draw bridge and u wa threading
ia NAV carefully through the ttstAn labN-
/ rinth Tho committee emerged from the
! labyrinth and. by "a miracle avoiding the
Z mar. swarmed over the draw bridge with
/ glad accord. Then they StoiE'd short.
Thr Judge had ontwittei them. ~"
1 had turned the Turkish coffee room into
a catacombs The waits of the swell apart i.
/ ment were houeyconnbs-d and IN the several
/ entrances to these ,iari,. tortunu- tunnels
/ no Judge vas 10 be ssen.
some time vgaS sreat trying 10 ascertain
where the judge had cscaped to. The
committee and Pill found that the Judge
had made an inlet through the har Ivy
! tivertiNg the ii-till waters and danlming
them After this tho 30 vHT- won't homo
! NV q short cut. leaving Bill 10 itcuiye. NJ
| a lale hour tonight M trace Of the Judge