"Re Countess Russell".

The document provides details of an interview with Mr. T. Riggs, along with a description of him. "It was ascertained from a book-shop adjoining, that Mr. Riggs usually has friends there, one a gentleman with a car who is about the same age and build as Mr. Riggs and whose name is believed to be Hamilton." Smith mentions a lady, between 40-45 with dark red hair, accompanied by a crippled daughter visiting Riggs.

"Our representative was informed that the Modern Reader had gone into bankruptcy, and that the parties were leaving."

Smith writes that their representative also called at 1, Coptic Street, W.C., and were informed that Harris Russell had a room there for four months, leaving in January, which was confirmed by Harris Russell himself.