Show PRICE FIVE CENT RICH RI H AMERICAN INVOLVED YEn j IN AN ENGLISH 1 r 1 r 1 k I L T k N I i iI 2 4 11 I A I 1 I v 0 J l t i J Jf 1 f ii 4 S ALFRED G. G VANDERBILT VANDER 1 ACT r lO TU Bf mH t 1 I Z 1 Republican Special Cable iL June June- JuneIS IS J 12 Y ule lin unvalued a u t loue from Irom tb Ibe tenie of ot ofa a U It ham ho rimer J to the lie lovel level of ot a II JU matter ot or I The ED English h government o cures about the Size life Ute of ot OBrien O'Brien daughter of at n a St. St Loul boilermaker boUer- boUer j maker wife of ot n a Cuban diplomat and ne l cuu comic caulle ie of or lie Alfred O. O under Vander- I bile bUe divorce but It cares cares carca a f grent reat deal about bont the cern dr-cern- connected with the I death of JI Mrs Raise It wants wanta to know knorr Thy irby the fhe J Jf f facts eta that Mrs Mra tiled died by t her own hand In a splendid house bouse In iii Gr Grosvenor street vrn tua f t con concealed aled why the report ot of the time coroners coroner's Inquest wa kept I out ot of the papers why the fu funeral tu- tu was a 0 strange and ond secret I ceremonial and ond all nIl I connected with TUb the affair snake make u II mystery out of ot Tiis n only a II plain sordid tragedy More ore than ever the British govern govern- mont wants to know whether it Is the thai I fact that some soma very cry rich outsider outsider- In 1 interfered In- In some somo say very rich American has American has with wah British institutions and andl I Ihas I has suppressed the reports of officials I Ib b by the plain process s of ot bribery So serious does docs the government consider I Ithe the tho situation that the question o of at criminal suppression of facts will In all probability be brought before tho tho I House Houle of Commons When this Is done dona this astonishing thing will happen That instead of ot I IHulse concealing the Ule tra death of l Mrs I Ruise Hulse those who thought to do so so- will wUI I find themselves in the glare of ot an international in- in i publicity which will reveal I Inot not only everything which Interested t parties sought to conceal but will bring Into the tho limelight man many other f things that never would have got ot Into print It will be the upset of a plan plait so so completo complete as to to- tobe be historic Between Go Is l Toni Tonight gh t The Tho Republican can correspondent correspondent correspondent dent found Charles Francis Williamson William William- son SOli the Paris American who has been acting throughout the mystery for MB his unknown principal Williamson Is the tho man nian who engaged M the onor Grosvenor street mansion for Mrs Ruise the house houe of the tragedy rent ing hog it from Grogan Boyd the r real al I Continued on Inc Inco Eight I Ii i RICH AMERICAN INVOLVED IN AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY Continued From rag Page Ono estate a agents who ho have ha an In office In It was Williamson who arranged arranged arranged ar ar- ar- ar ranged all the funeral details and who It Is suspected also aio arranged the ho elaborate dab dab- orate part pan of ot secrecy which was drawn over tho tim tragedy after Mrs suicide Mr Williamson was wan found by hy Tho The Republican an at It a fashionable Lon London on hotel Ho lie Is a fragile American who has lived hived In Paris long enough to havo acquired tho the habit of speaking English Eng with a slight ht French accent When Th The Republican reporter approached him ho seemed glad to Lo moot moet a a. follow tollow American Am but when whon the reporter said You are aro the tho Mr Ir Williamson who attended to to all of ot Mme Mine a af affairs affairs af- af t- t fairs In London Mr Williamson per- per stiffened I 1 beg bes- your pardon ho Ito said We Ve think said tho reporter that you OU are aro the man who who- arran arranged ed all Mme Ruise's affairs In London Lonrlon from engaging a the tho Grosvenor street mansion to arran arranging tho the details of or the tho funeral It this correct Mr Williamson remained silent for fora a moment and then said saM haltingly ly I dont don't know what you are talking about Aro Are you not A. 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G Vanderbilt's a agent ent Insisted tho the reporter Vanderbilt Agent ent nt I Oil decline to say anything replied Mr Williamson You are tho the man n who arranged n cd all nil nilo the tho- details o Ce Ceo o of h r-h r arg YOU 3 u not nuked the tho h reporter rJ Mr 11 Williamson smiled and and an answered answered nn- nn I dont don't know what you ar are aro talking about Its It's wonderfully rainy weather here lucre I Isn't nt H it Soon after Mr lr Williamson loft left tho the reporter learned that the lie hotel clerks had received Instructions that lint If it anybody any any- hod body asked naked for him he hc was not at Ii home ome A story obtains In London to the effect ef effect et- et teet that another woman was wag the cause of ot the tho Unal quarrel which led to tho Raise suicide She Sho Is said to be bo a French woman but all efforts today to discover her Identity with precision n failed Tho further Investigations are art carried into this mysterious affair the themora themore themore more mora it Is apparent that some expert hand with an nn abundance of or money at nt command Is at work tl to prevent all the details of ot the the- tragedy raged becoming public pub pub- I lic Ic |