The Washington herald., 1911-01-25

had been making entries daily since the
beginning of the year until last Sunday.
it was learned at the district attorney s
Office to-day that the violnist had begun
the year by making entries Of n rambling
nature about Phillips. The name David
Graham Phillips appears in the diary.
Beneath Mr.. Phillips name. Goldsbor-
ough had written the sentences: He is
my enemy He is an enemy to So
ciety.
Also from the sentences scrubbed over
a period of twenty-five days it appears
that Goldsborougn had read Phillips
writings. and that some of them had dis
pleased him. 1t was gathered that he
particularly was dlspleased with 1ntima-
tons some place in Phillips books that
women of wealth and social position
smoke cigarettes and drink too much.
Miss Goldsborough. a sister OF the sui
eide, arrived from Washington to-day at
noon. and was met by John Farr. jr.. a
cousin, and driven to his home at 16 Lex
igton aveuc. Miss GoldsborouGh came
here to take charge OF GoldsborouShs ef-
fects and accompany his body to WASH
ington. Later on she decided to stay in
town util tomorrow. The body, which.
Size Monday night. has been at Dugan's
undertaking establishment In West Thir-
ty-eishth street. was sent to Washington
at midnight tonight.
Neither Miss GoldSborouSh nor any Of
the family said Mr.. Farr. will have
any statement to make until they have
recovered from the shock of the tragedy
Later on if the family decides that there
is ar|elinS the public should know. they
will issue a statement for the pres"
In reply to a question. Mr. Farr said
that none Of the GoldSborough family
knows Mr.. Phillips.
Coroner HoltZhauSer gave permission
to Miss Goldsborough to collect and take
with her the effects of her brother in his
room at the Rand School of Social Sci
ence.
In the room. which is very small and
cheaply furnished. were many bits of
paper showing GoldsborouEh's fondness
for writing his name Scattered all about
We're these scraps, some with merely the
names ''F'itZhugh Coyle Goldsborough"
written only once upon them. and with
the rest of the paper blank: others with
the name written four times. to form
square as many times to form the spokes
OF wheel.
Suicide Wrote Verses.
There were scraps of manuscript about
the room also. most of them verses that
the suicide had written. One verse ran:
A 1.-the imI,ral form. and. oh what hands
For yrelrldinG love oldcn. golden lay;
What wonder that found Inysrf at bay
With fate III youths extremist tsar lands
And in the same verses the sequence
of rhyme changed to:
Though round r'lkrd ardent Eastern scene
Mid hydra headed tolls elrmous shrines
At low tide ri Manhaitan's change ard sheen
We strolled your hand my pleading hands between
Or themes bitter ard these lines
Poor soiacc for that midnight might have bezn.'
DIR. Fuller. at the request Of Harrison
Phillips. called up Senator Beveridge at
Washington, and Mr.. Beveridge will ar
rive her, at 80 ocock tomorrow morn
ing. Funeral arrangements will not be
made until he is consulted. The funeral
may be delayed to permit the dead nov
elist's aged motlr"r to make the long
trip from Los Angeles.
GOldsborouEh Funeral Friday.
The body of Fitzhugh GoldsbOrouSh
will arrive here this afternoon at o'clock
accompanied by an uncle. Richard Colds
borough. and sister. Frances Colds
borough.
The funeral will be held from the fam
lily residence 1851 h street northwest.
Friday afternoon. The interment will be
in the family lot in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Owing to the absence OF the uncle. who
went to New York yesterday morning,
no definite funeral plans have been made,
but the final arrangements will probably
be completed this afternoon.