The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-03

say You're, wild one. Eventually.
she adopted this name for me, 81
II liked it. II sounded sweet. 1 did
eeNerything for her during the month
l was under her roof. wrote her let
ters She couldn't spell Her gram
mar was bad, too. l recall that used
10 write TO two little children girl,
tourteen. and boy. twelve. who Were
remember the name OF the place. But
always felt convinced that the chill
! qren were Helen's--l should say Mrs
JJenkins'S. Their name. | recall. was
Euld."
Her "OutInndish" Gems
referring to Mrs. Jenkins's jewels.
iaidiSh'' because, she always "dec!<ed
herself out In them and made such
a VIlgar display. Her dresses were
may MAN. 'h IN but neeomins to little wo,,
coax her 10 go down town with me
n rmas | might choose some dainty ;ailor-
mage effects for her, but she always
| oaiked. She wanted to dress loud"
AIRS. Russell was unable to shed any
isht on the allegation that many OF
MRS. Jenkins's jewels We're smugylad
IN except 10 say that Mrs. jenkins eX-
piained the second trip to l:urop. OF
Mr. Jenkins" (Nathan Allen) by say
'Mr. Jenkins was returning orr the
iLesitania with veritable horde of
ioose pearls. On the way over he
heard about the activities or Collector
emmy nrnnSy SO he went right back to
tempting to land in America.
one other interesting fact was le-
I tailed by Mrs. Russell in this CON
nection. II was Mrs. Jenkins's habit.
mfs, russell said. frequently to stop
have taken from the safe a beauti
iul string of pearls, worth many thou
sands of dollars.
Mrs. Jenkins" related Mrs Russell.
hn
string, hold IL up to the light and nS-
clam; They'll soon be mine ! I'm TO
get them for Christmas present.. She
Jewelry ''-
y got so tired of this almost daily
pSan At the jewelry shop that 1
SSenkins there and she used to make
her visits alone"
Saw Detective before Robbery.
fully week before the alleged theft
o T the 100000 worth of jewelry Mrs
russell said, she saw w. j. Sutherland
ENCOURAGEMENT a1s n of the Mooney & Bo-
tIrward employed to recover the gems.
| ABOUT the corridors and near the room
occupied by Mrs. Jenkins in the l.or-
Bn sma;,gine my surprise" said Mrs
tha was introduced to me as
eeago TO hunt for the Jewels. 1t looked
iunny. not to say fishy. to me-"
IN this connection. Mr., Russell said
work" himself. lie said he frenusntiv
rad seen Sutherland in the company
OF John r. Collins. president OF tho
TIe snn coal Company of Memphis,
represented to be.
II shadowed sutherland and Jenkins"
ttNNplained Mr.. Russell II often saw
| mem In close confab at Keene's chop
house. There's nothing to this rob-
nery idea. Nathan Allen wanted the
levels W back; that was. ALL"
MI. Russell conceded with his wife's
laca that when the robbery was dis
covered the police attempted to cast
s:.uS Pic, on Mrs; Russell that might
or parties Mrs R Rue SiIip onnttnp party
Mrs. Russell Did Not Worry.
ITS true. as Mrs. jenkins says In
| Ielerring to me as the mysterious So
G GiStE woman from. Yonkers. that I
,mrned TO her apartment. finding. me
there and her Jewels gone | did not
act nonchalantly. l said 10 her: Thank
100 ~, nothing that have ever done ia
tepiied Would to God I could saw
II assured her she's get the Jewels
believed Mrs Jenkins had pawneJ
The gems: Lieutenant Braun and De-
r NC dyams, who practically kept
me prisoner in Mrs. Jenkins's apart
what they called the third de gree, can
Iestify that ] made these statcmenIs
McCIusky could tell of my utter inno
cence In the entire matter"
Mr.. RUSSELL who is a man of ,rde.
Henuent wealth, having made the major
part OF MS fortune in patenting valves
mat mas n company in Yonkers 10
manufacture. absolves his wife IRON,
Al blame, saying she was introduced 10
Mrs Jenkins by multimillionajre w
>. Foltz. of New Castle. Pa, who had
SHOWN her and her family when they
we're socially prominent in Detroit
Mrs. Russclls home town"
Mr.. Foltz thought the woman al,
Tright and that satisfies me-" said Mr.
The Russens have had n surmar
nome mere FOR many years. Mr. Pms
! seIis rather owned most OF the rron
erty about Millsite Lake, and his brntb-
er, Or. Frank Russell a practicinp
phNslcian OF Tarrytown. SUNNI
, nIanSion on an island in the centre
OF MlIlsite Lake. Mrs Russell w3uli
Iner no explanation of what she meant
oY source of Helen's wealth" excent
20 say i do recall that on nurnoroiIs
| occasions wrote to Mr.. Aliens bank
Grs IN chicago advising them that Mrs
JJenKins was in need of money. Once
pawned a jewel for her and in
crossed the ticket in an envelopo ad-
IIGeSsed TO Mr. Jenkinss bankers. Mrs
oenkihs said this missive would con-
never mailed the letter" s"e
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