Later The case of Countess Catheart} has taken a now turn. Mr. Curran, joner of Immigration at!
land, to-day announced that io had sent immigration inspectors.
request the Earl of Craven to) ome to his office for further interrogation.
They called at the address at] which the Earl of Craven was said to be living, but did not find 7 he Countess: of Craven's View 1 18, Before leaving New York for Montreal yesterday evening "ta mother that wild boy" the Counters of Craven characterized the Unit=
States Immigration, authorities ts' for excluding the Countess Reuter's Pacitie 80
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