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The Washington times., 1911-01-31
TAT 7 AND ROOSEVELT
GOING TO ATLANTA
Will Probably Travel on
Same Train to South
ern City.

As the tentative schedule for the Pres.
ident's trip South now stands, It Is DOS
stble that he and former President
Roosevelt will go to Atlanta, Ga, on
the same day, and perhaps the same
train, to attend the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. before which both are to
speak, though on different days. The
Presiden will leave here on March {
and the colonel will leave New York on
the same day.
Senator Lafe Young of Iowa at the
White House today denounced the re-
ciproTity agreement with Canada in
strong terms. He said that IL 1t was
passed by this Congress 1t would mean
a change In the management of the at
fairs Of this Government. He said that
II Senator Cummins of Iowa voted foI
the agreement he would have to &c
back to Des Moines by Sioux, meaning
that he would have to sneak into the
State. He declared that the people oi
Iowa were unalterably opposed to the
agreement because of the effect II would
have on the price of wheat.
Representative Gillett Of Massachu.
sets conferred again today with the
President and told him that in his judg.
ment majority of both the House and
Senate was favorable to the treaty. He
said that there was always the posi-.
biIity of a Senate fIlb1ster, but bar.
ring this. there was no good reason why
the agreement should not go through al
this session.
The President had a conference this
morning with F. B. Lloyd, organizer OF
the San Francisco campaign before Con.
gress. He told the Executive that the
fight was won and that the fair would
be held In the California city.
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Receiving Days

Mrs. F. NJ. Phelps and her mother,
Mrs. Squier, will receive tomorrow after.
noon at the Imperial.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. Of Wiscon-
sin. will receive today at the Rich
mond Hotel for the last time this sea
son. assisted by Miss Edith Burnham
daughter Of Senator Burnham, OF New
Hampshire. 70. & ~ ..... 2
Mrs L. Whiting Estes will be at home
on Wednesdays In February.
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Mrs. Craig. wife of Col. Robert Craig,
u. s, A., will receive the first three
IN February. ..
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Mrs. John Joy Edison will receive to-
morrow afternoon, for the last time this
season. ....- ~
Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert and Mrs.
James A. Cannon Of 200 Massachusetts
avenue will receive tomorrow after
noon and again on the sth and 18th.
Mrs. William II. Daw will receive to-
morrow afternoon and the following
Wednesdays in February from to s
O'Clock.
Miss Douglass, sister of the bishop
Of Washington, will receive tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. l.. d. Underwood, of Ontario
road, will be at home the Wednesdays
in February. .
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Mrs. Denton Morford and Mrs. Lii
burn II. Steel OF 23O5 Massachusetts
avenue, will be at home today for
the last time this season.
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Mrs. John s. Blair will receive Fri
days. February and TO- at her new
residence, 1914 Sunderland place.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair formerly resided
at 1920 I street.
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New Year Reception
At Chinese Embassy.

The Chinese Minister and Nine
Chang were hosts at an exceedingly
picturesque reception last night in cele-
bration of their New Year. Preceding
the reception, the Minister and Nine.
Chang had the members of the legation
staff as their guests at dinner.
Guests were received in the ballroom,
which was beautifully decorated for the
evening with palms. pink aZaleas, and
white lilacS, and throughout the rest OF
the house the floral decorations were
unusually attractive.
! Nine Chang and Nine. Henry Chang:
daughter-in-law of the minister ana
wife of the honorable secretary of the
legation, who %ore the richest of their
native costumes, were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Ballinger, Mrs. Hunt
ington Wilson, Mrs. Beekman winthrop
Mrs. Charles d. Norton, Mrs. John w.
Foster, and Mrs. Charles Wood.
The Marine Band played during the
evening, and the elaborate buffet sup
per which was served in the dining
room throughout the reception consist
ed Of many Oriental dainties, as well as
Occidental ices and salads.
Several hundred guests called to pay
their respects. and diplomatic, official,
and residential circles were well repre-
sented.
Mrs, Hogg, wife of Commodore Will
liam 6. Hogg, L. S. N. has sent out
cards for a bridge luncheon on Wedhes-
day, February 8.
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Cabinetlat Home ..
Dates Announced

Callers in official circles tomorrow
Afternoon will find Mrs. Sherman re-
ceiving Al the Vice Presidential man
sion. assisted by Mrs. Culberson. wife
| of Senator Culberson. the latter's
sister. Mrs. Schleuter. and Mrs.
James r. Mann, Miss Mary Baker and
! Miss Gertrude Baker. Mrs. Shernnan's
house guests from Utica.
Mrs. Knox. wife of the Secretary of
State. will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. MacVeagh, wife of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. will be at home
to callers. as will Mrs. Wickersham,
wife of the Attorney General, at her
residence near Scott circle.
Mrs Meyer. wife of the Secretary
of the Navy, will receive at her Scott
circle residence from $3.50 to 5:3e
o'clock.
Mrs. Ballinger. wife of the Secre-
tary of the Interior. is to be at hom"
at Stoneleigh court tomorrow. and re-
, ceiving With her will be Mrs. Thomas
II. Anderson. Mrs. Gilbert Wilkes, anG
Miss Alice Gilman.
Mrs. Nagel, wife of the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. will receive to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. and
will be unassisted.
Miss Cannon, daughter of the
Speaker. will be at home as usual to-
morrow afternoon at her Vermont
avenue residence.
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Dinner Is Given By
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Mrs. james Bryce had as their guests
at dinner last night, NJ. Justice and
Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. Justice Van DeVan-
Ter, the Secretary Of the Navy and, Mrs.
George Won l. Meyer. Miss Harlan. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Willert Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Adams. Of Boston; Sir John
and lady Harrington, Sir Robert and
Lady Iiadfield, Mr.. and Mrs Woodward,
Miss Tuckerman. the minister of the
Netherlands. Jonkheer Loudon; Henry
White, former ambassador TO France;
Miss Ashton. Miss Elijah beth Adams,
Miss Aileen Gorgas Mitchell Innes,
counselor of the embassy, end Capt. c.
+. G. Sowerby, naval attache.
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California Girl Takes Part
In Mother Goose Opera.

Miss Alma Myers, niece OF Represen-
tative Needham. of California, has been
selected as one of the maids of honor
to the Queen OF Hearts in the Mother
Goose Opera, The House that Jack
Built" which will be given at the Co
lumbia Theater on the afternoons of
February 3, s. and 10, for the benefit of
the Confederate Memorial Home.
Miss Edith Oracle. daughter of Col.
Archibald Oracle. will assist Mis- Ruth
Bowie, the chairman of the reception
committee having in charge the sale of
programs, candy. and flowers. Mrs.
Oracle is among the patronesses for the
ncca sion.
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Miss Quimby, of New York,
Entertained at Luncheon.

Miss Ruth Bliss entertained at Iunch-
con today in compliment to her house
guest. Miss Quimby, of New York. The
guests invited to meet her were Miss
Natalie briggs, Miss Julia Heyl. Miss
Nancy Gordon Jones. Miss Hannah Tay-
Ior Miss Dorothy Gatewood, Miss Caro-
lyn Shepard, and her house guest, Miss
Helen Ctis. of Chicago; Miss Ruth
Jones, Miss Judith Ives, and Mile. Anita
Eergorlay of Paris, who is spending the
winter in Washington.
Mrs. Hornsby has returned to Wash
ington from Atlantic City. where she
spent the last several weeks.
The Misses Downing will entertain in
formally at dinner tomorrow evening.
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Army and Macy
SerOice Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
First Lieutenant DUNCAN ELLIOT,
Sth Cavalry, upon the expiration OF
his present leave Of absence to Phil
ippine Islands.
Lieutenant Colonel HERBERT T..
TUTHERLY, retired, at his own re-
quest Is relieved from duty with the
organized militia of New Hampshire
The resignation of Captain PETER c.
HAMS, JR.. Coast Artillery Corps.
of his commission as an officer of
the army has been accepted by the
President, to take effect January Is,
1911.
First Lieutenant GEORGE n. HOI.-
LEY. 18th Infantry, from Michigan
Agricultural College, to join his
regiment.
First Lieutenant RODNEY H. SMITH,
Coast Artillery Corps, now unas-
signed, to 18th Company.
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WidoW Inherits Entire
Estate of T. q. DeMoll

Under the terms of the will of Tbeo-
dore G. DeMoll, which was filed in Pro-
bate Court today. his wife, Mrs. Mary
G. DeMoll. is given all the personal
property and the use during her life
of the real estate, valued at about SIS, 900
On the death Of his mother. a son, Fred
erick J. DeMoll, will inherit the estate
Mrs. DeMoll is named as executrix in
the will, which bears the date Of May
81. 1902
The Washington times., 1911-01-31
Bridge Luncheon Given by
Mrs. Fitzsimmons at
New Home.

Mrs. Fitzsimmons, wife of DR.. Paul
Fitzsimmons, u. S. N, entertained to-
day at the first of a series of bridge
luncheons which she Is giving this
season at her new residence, 1911 Adams
Mill road. Among her guests were Mrs.
Swanson, Mrs. McChord, Mrs. Mus
graves. Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs. McNeely.
Mrs Goodloe, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. Grosvenor, Mrs. +. s. Fletcher,
Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Pleadwell, Mrs. Rich
ards. Mrs. Holcomb. Mrs. Ben B. Brad
ford, and Mrs. Franklin.
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Gen. Green Clay Goodloe, U. S. NJ. c..
and Mrs. Goodloe will entertain inform
ally at a small tea this afternoon at
5 o'clock in celebration of the generals
birthday.
Mrs lie Blond Burdette, of Piney
Branch read. Takon Park. recalls
her invitations for tomorrow evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hollister Chap
man will entertain at dinner Saturday
evening at their residence on Q street. .
Mrs. Howry to Visit
Sister In Florida.
Mrs. Howry, wife of Judge Charles
B. Howry, will leave Washington next
week for Florida, where she will visi.
her sister. Mrs. Davidson. until April.
Mrs. Howry, who has been Ill for the
last few weeks, has been unable to
make calls or accept invitations
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore will en-
tertain a party at dinner Saturday even
ing.
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Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey Parsons is spend
ing some time in Dublin, n. II.
Miss Aleshire to Give
Luncheon on Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Aleshire will entertain
at luncheon Saturday In compliment to
Miss Mary Baker and Miss Gertrude
Baker, of Utica. n. Y, who are house
guests of the Vice President and Mrs
Sherman.
The Ambassador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand are giving dinner tonight in
Cannon.
Mrs. John Cropper will entertain at
dinner tonight in honor of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Abbott, of Bos-
ton, who are house guests OF Senator
du Pont and his daughter, Mrs. F, 3.
Crowninshield.
Mrs. Cummins, wife of Senator Cum
minis of Iowa, will be at home at the
Highlands Thursday afternoon from 3
to s o'clock, assisted by Mrs. II. II.
Goodrich and Mrs. Charles Cornelius,
of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1911-01-31
NAVY.

naval proving ground, Indian Head,
Md. :. to the inspector of engineering,
Bath Iron Works, Bath, Me, con-
nection fitting out Trippe. and duty
on board when placed in commission.
Lieutenant l. F. DORTCH, detached
Delaware; to Hartford.
The Washington times., 1911-01-31
Capital Debutante to At
tend Nuptials of Miss
Gould.

Miss Louise Cromwell, daughter of
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and probably the
most feted debutante of the season,
went over to New York today to be
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gould for the wedding of their debu-
tnate daughter, Miss Vivien Gould, to
Lord Decies.
At the wedding, which will take place
Tuesday, February I, at st. Bartholo-
news Church, Miss Cromwell is to be
one of the bridesmaids.
The President and Mrs. Taft are en-
tertaining al dinner tonight at the
White House in honor of the members
of the Supreme Court.
Miss Mary Temple
Entertains at Dinner.
Miss Mary Temple was hostess at
dinner last night at the New Willard,
in compliment to Judge and Mrs. San
ford of Knoxville, Tenn, and Judge and
Mrs McChord. Mrs. Lurton, wife OF
Mr.. Justice Lurton, assisted Miss Tenn
pie in receiving the guests. The dinner
was served In the private dining-room
of the diplomatic suite and the table
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses, lilacs. and mignonette; In the
company at the table in addition to
ford of knoxville, Tenn, and Judge and
MRS. Lurton. Mr.. Justice Brown, retired,
and Mrs. Brown; Gen. and Mrs. John
W. Foster, Gen. and Mrs. George l.;
Gillespie, L. s. A, retired; DR.. and
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Scott, Judge Davenport, Mrs.
Samuel Spencer Mr.. and Mrs. w. *
Carr, Mrs Robertson, Mrs. T Dewitt
TaImage, Captain Barkley, Mr.. Bardley,
and General Black.
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Misses Portner to Give
Valentine Luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks
To Entertain Shermans.

Representative and Mrs. Weeks are
entertaining at dinner tonight in
compliment to the Vice Pr sidcnt and
Mrs. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs JOSEF phi Letter ale plan
ming to leave Washington Thursday
for a trip through the West Indies.
Mrs George w. Smith had dining
with hr last night Representative and
Miss Thistlewood, of Illinois; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Boehne. of Indiana,
and Mrs. King, of SOuthDakOta.
Mrs. Philip Mcmillan returned 10
Detroit Yesterday after a visit of sew
eral weeks to her mother. Mrs. Mich
olas Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan expect to sail
for Europe February IS from New
York, and Sir John and Lady Har-
rinGton. who nave been visiting the
latter's mother. Mrs James Mcmillan.
for several weeks. will return to their
home in England at the same time.
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Miss Louise Cromwell Departs Today for New York
To Be Guest and Bridesmaid of Miss Vivien Gould
Mrs. Louis A. Dent
To Entertain at Tea

Mrs. Louis A. Dent will entertain at a
tea this afternoon from to O'Clock
at her residence, 1304 Fairmont street.
Palms, ferns. and clusters of pink Kill
larney roses and carnations will adorr
the house for the occasion, and a
string orchestra will play throughout
the afternoon.
The tea table, which will be
adorned with a centerpiece of ferns and
pink roses, will be presided over by
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph, wife of Commits
sioner Rudolph, and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Richard Sylvester will preside at the
punch bowl.
Others assisting Mrs. Dent in receiv-
ing her guests and dispensing the hos
pftaIities of the afternoon will be Miss
Summers, of Mt. Washington, Balti-
more: Miss Virginia Walker, Miss Ger
trude Woodward, Miss Pearl Costinett,
Miss Yost, Mrs. Louis l.. Dent, and Miss
Eugene Dent.
Mrs ]. William Henry was hostess at
a luncheon today. Covers were laid for
eighteen.
Mrs. Craig, wife of Col. Robert
Craig. L. S. A., will entertain at a
bridge party this afternoon, followed by
The Washington times., 1911-01-31

Mrs. Elisha E. Meredith and Mrs.
William Payne Meredith are giving a
tea on Saturday afternoon. February 4,
in honor of Mrs. Swanson, wife of Sena-
tor Swanson of Virginia.
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Mrs. John Cropper will entertain at
dinner tonight in honor of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Abbott, of Bos-
ton, who are house guests OF Senator
du Pont and his daughter, Mrs. F. B.
Crowninshield.
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Secretary Knox Guest
Of Diaz Special Envoy

Senor Casasus, the ambassador OF
Mexico on special mission, entertained
at luncheon today in honor of the Sec
retary of State, Philander c. Knox, ask
ing a number of the high officials of the
Department of State and several MEM
bers of the Diplomatic Corps to attend.
Last night Senior Casasus gave a din
ner in compliment to the Vice President,
having to meet him a company Of about
eighty Senators, Representatives, and
foreign ministers.
The regular annual business meeting
of the Congressional Club will be held
tomorrow morning at the clubhouse, 1882
X street, for the purpose of electing Of
ficers for the ensuing year. a full at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B. Hutchinson
Will entertain at box party at the New
National Theater this evening. followed
by a supper at the Willard, in compli-
mCnt TO JuGge and Mrs. Sanford, of
Knoxville. Ky. who are the guests of
Mrs. f. l.. Koon.
Miss Valerie Padelford has invitations
out for q luncheon at RausCher's, OF
Friday, February 10.
Misses Portner to Give
Valentine Luncheon.
The Misses Portner have invitations
out for a Valentine luncheon at Raus-
cher's on Tuesday. February II.
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The Misses Gatewood will entertain
at a card party on Wedne sday evening,
February u.
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Major William D. Connor. L. 5. A,
and Mrs COnnor, who spent the last
month i'm Panama, returned to WASH
ingtOn yesterday.
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Miss Jandorf has gone to New. York
and Atlantic City for a stay of several
weeks
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Mrs. Cummins. wife of Senator Cum
minis of Iowa, will be at home at the
Highlands Thursday afternoon from :
to s o'clock. assisted by Mrs. II. H.
Goodrich and Mrs. Charles Cornelius,
of Chicago.
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Mrs. L. Il. Letter had a company o.
young people dining with her last nigh
to meet Miss Mabel Gerry, of New
York.
The Washington times., 1911-01-31

The Ambassador of France and Nine
Jusserand are giving a dinner tonight 4
compliment to the Speaker and Mis-
Cannon.
The Washington times., 1911-01-31
Mrs. Howry to Visit
Sister In Florida.
Miss Aleshire to Give
Luncheon on Saturday.

Miss Marjorie Aleshire will entertain
at luncheon Saturday in compliment to
Miss Mary Baker and Miss Gertrude
Baker, of Utica. n. Y, who are house
guests of the Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman.
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Shermans Entertained
By Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel.

The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Nagcl were dinner hosts last
night in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Sherman. Asked toSmeet them
were the Speaker of the House and Miss
Cannon. Senator and Mrs. Depew, Sena-
tor kcan, Miss KCan, Senator Bra anda-
gee, Senator du Pont, Senator Burton,
Representative and Mrs. Dwight, the
Solicitor General, Mr.. Lehman, Mrs.
Wilmer, and Miss Harlan.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May were
among the dinner hosts of last evening,
later taking their guests to the cOtillion
at the German embassy.
The Washington times., 1911-01-31

FOR SALE. AND RECOM.hEI-S ~ III
By PEOPLES PHARMACY.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24
So She VIII Be Hungry Enough to
Make Out Good Menus for
the Coming Week.

The methodical family needed a
housekeeper One OF the first ques'
tons put TO her was: Are you Will
ing TO do without luncheon on Mon
days?"
The elimination OF her MONDAY
meal being form Of abstinence that
she had never pIactlccd, the house
keeper replied that she would have
10 think about H. why can't ! cat
them" she added
Because II you do you will not
get hungry enough TO make out
menus for the coming week. said
the employer. 1T Is a rule In tins
house to write the family bin Of fare
on Monday for tie coming week. 10
study out really appctizing meals
for seven days ahead person must
DO rayenously hungry, Tho ordinary
interval between meals Is not Ions
enough to develop a Gargantuan ap
petite, so on Monday we prefer our
housekeeper to skip a meal The
hungrier she gets the more active hei
Imagination becomes and along II
the middle OF the afternoon she car
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24

is usual in such cases. brought only
the face of the plate when a Ger.
tain number ~ pieces were worked
on on this. the engraycr was expected
to bring the plate for printing the
back and take away the face plate.
Countcrfeitors are always more or
less suspicious Of one another and
have good reason to be Nearly all
Of them are trcacherous and liable to
sell out to the detectives at any time
was anxious tu secure the counter.
felt plates and dld not think IL wise
TO arrest the ougrayor until | could
catch him with the plates complete.
! told Delinsky 10 accidentally mar
the face plate lie did this when
the onrrayor came 10 inspect the
prints he saw the defect and II was
agreed between him and tho printer
that he would go 80 his home and
bring the back plate which Dcllnsky
could be printing from while he him
self was touching up the defect on
the face
The news " this move was Mt once
brought to me and three trusty on
GERS were dispatched TO watch the
house whore the printing was bcinf
done. Dclinsky had furnished plar
uf the house. the hail and the stair
way leading to the room. Everything
necessary was known 90 the detect
ives. A. what was thought to be th'
opportuno moment the raid was made
One Of the detectives gained access
/ through basement window. liz
pulled on his boots. slipped softly NJ
the stairs and unbnrrcd the stree
door. The other -illcers, sho1 will
/ gum shoes. now made their way care
/ fully TO the room occupied by tn
countcrfoitcrs. The screws Of tn
lock had been loosened by Delinsk
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-02-24

semingly On the verge Of an unlaw.
I'll transaction to entrap him.
When he was brought 90 my once
b. was wise enough e. realize that
De chances for hia csci pc were very
snail When questioned hc confessed
Cefyihiug aud promised 10 plead
rllty
When his ease came up iu the
United states court cN.udgc stuart
vas his counsel ilc wal criminal
hwyrr OF considerable ability. about
EVcntynye years " age lie had
Nen practising law IN Sew York city
Or many years and was the trusted
fioud and adviser Of many of the
pc notorious criminals of that day
Tall raW.boncd. solemn faced aud
tccply sentimental. he could shed croc
cdile tears coriously while making a
Plea Tor His client have often been
filed with wundcrmcut at the effect
produced upon the minds VI Jurors
w this great actor His tragic voice
Ms long gray locks ana fearful eyes
lad an astonishing eject and IRE
euently brought tears even to the
eyes ot the judge and the stony
tcartcd lawyers engaged In the prose
oupun, who we're sometimes seen tc
trtn their heads during the drnmati,
scenes enacted bv the old hypocrit,
while engaged iu defending his client
The evidence introduced In IN,
Russian cngraycr's case was so stroni
and overwhelming that anything lik,
successful defense upol lcga
grounds appeared quite impossible
Stuart had been at my Office and mad,
10 effort 10 secure the Russians r.
lease ON his promise 10 assist In car
turing other countcrfcitcrs. hut
tuned the proposition down and HI
counsel had said that his client woul
plead guilty and throw himself upoI
The mercy of the court When tn
case was brought to trial Judg
Stuart Informed me that HIS ellen
had changed his mind and hid COZ
chdod 10 stand trial lie said IN
Russian had disrognrdcd his ndylc
and he did not think there WAS an
chance Of saving hlH.
when the case was called aud IN
Jury was organized, ! saw they wcr
a choice selection Of philanthrlpist
he testimony produced on the trli
vas more than sufficient 10 convict
tAorc did not seem TO be oy1n
shadow of a chance for the prisunor