The evening world., 1911-03-21
Il sensation and charge and counter
caarge was over.
No One Told Story.

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Washington. while lettering IN the yes.
-ubuie outside her door called he.
"sweetheart' and made other overture
which led 10 the attack upon him b'
her husband. But a. COON ~ Ulrici
had been held. Mrs Clrich was hustle
OF by her friends.
Il have only tails much - say,
tated Clrich a. he came out % tho
Z courthouse. II have letters and teio.
grams In my pockets from thirty feyl-
table lawyers In New York. all voiJn-
iee-inE to defend nae from this charge
without any fees. They thiuk | did
eNac.iy what ! should have q o. wien
I defended the women members Of my
family from insults rs a lettering
negro, and they are wigins 70 SHOW It
by loaning me their time and their
talents"
Man Fsints In Crowd.
Ulrlch was a. once led away to wall
until the for1aAtes " making bond for
him had been completed. Accompanied
By some OF his party. Dr. Washington
went back TO the complain, where
he held a cor: OF Informal levee for his
friends.
when he prepared 20 leave the build
ing he found the outer hallway packed
sunocatingly and no waited Inside until
the reserves could come from the West
Forty-seveuth street station and clear
the corridors. This they did after a lot
of showing and pushing In which one
man, a white youth via a weak heart,
tainted. This sufferer soon revived.
When a way was open Dr. washing
ton with hi. secretary. his lawyer. Mr..
McAneny and eS-Gov. Pinchbaok re-
entered The car and drove back to the
Manhattan. In his rooms there earlier
In the day DIT Washington had given
TO an Evening World reporter his latest
revised version OF the e%ncounter Of sun
day night.
Thi. ccrrect.d expiration va fur
nishei a few minutes before Or. WASH
inOtVn hr fo- TIE .o9rt
Latest Story Different.
The neves; story o; the head o: Tus-
kegee differed IN is mos; nsieris. point
from his oEn earlier ten as well
as from the stA;ensa; watch Seth %
furnished tae press In rs behalf yss,e.-
day.
q the station house Sunday night
Washington was quoted as saying that
q telegram from Chicago took him TO the
West sixty-;hlrd street house to md the
auditor OF his school. Last night. after
IL developed that the auditor did not
live IN New York at all and was still
Town South he was credited with ssyi.S
he a received neither letter nor tele-
gram.
To-day he was able to recall tina Il
va q letter which sent him abroad
sunday night and he was able more
over 10 repeat tho text " Il from
memory.
The reporter found DR.. Washington
sitting up IN an easy chair. A table was
Uttered high with letters and kilograms
Of sympathy which had poured In upon
htm from all over the country. There
we're flowers ver ywhere--aiso sent by
we'll wshera
Carnegie Wants to Call.
Andrew Carnegie had written person
ally TO inquire when he might call 70
express mis- condolences. Oswald WI
ard. Bishop Derrick. Alfred 7. White
the phllanthropist- and Isaac NJ. Selig-
man had all written.
Among his callers this morning, he
said, had been Jacob II. Schin. Bor-
oush President McAneny. William J.
Schieffeiein. James Creelman, the
writer; Or. Jacoby. tho alienist; the
Rev.. DR.. leighton Parks and Felix
Warburg.
u arrived In New York last Satur-
day" began DR.. Washington, speaking
slowly and carefully. and on that day
! received a letter from e. J. Scott,
my secretary. who Is In Tuskegee.
This letter merely stated that Mr..
Sraith. our auditor. would be In New
York about the time | arrived.
1T Is customary for department heads
at Tnskegee to write me regularly. and
Mr.. Scott wrote almost daily. He knew
also that ! was anxious TO see Mr..
Smith In order to ak over with him a
change In the system o; accounts OF our
farm work. a matter with which l had
co~rresponded with Mr.. Seth Low. presl-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees.
No Record OF Letter.
1t is customary for our department
ntdus W u'N = I'NIllSlA IN Hgltlnk
20 me or 20 each other. But FOR some
'eason Mr.. Scott had used a pen
and had written his letter out in long
kand. / regret this. because MS 2
that there Is probably no duplicate OF
the letter in the hle records a. would
ave been the case had he used the
typewriter
1T Is unfortunate also tina tore
op this letter after reading 1t. re-
member nov distinctly that / did tear
It up. But from memory / have been
able 10 reproduce what | tn.uk Is
fairly fun copy OF 1t. Here II IS:
DR.. Washington handed out a slip OF
paper OF which the following letter
signed with Scotts name as secretary
and addressed to DR., Washington wa.
written;
] learned from Mr.. II. c. Smith a
few days ago that he was Tar, clos.
Ing up his work here. He told me
no was due IN New York about the
.ame time you are. lie sometimes
stops with friends or relstives-Mc-
Creary, I think the name is-at No.
Ill., Slxty-tAird street. l thought
probably you migAt want 10 get into
tnt,1h wrFNh ANF1 tk.r. ia Vaf.wsA.. -.