Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-01

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Baltimore OF Hagerstown. box containing
some clothing and papers that ~e had IN
store for our friend l.. that will not defeat u,
but IL is a mean, dirty trick. think the old 1
MAJ, L. 1. X, has bought her OF, for when /
We last heard from him he declared he would |
deceive the community for years To come 1
unless We gave him away. Now you know |
We do not want to put him to trouble, but he
that 1t 10 him that Is doing this, although he |
made his brs& TO friend Parker that he had |
money to spend, and when his gave out he |
had friends to furnish more, and he intended |
to work the cAse Of his son himself and he |
did not believe that any three men could be |
convinced that he had hand In the hiding |
OF his child, and that he could, with the as
sistance Of friends, sway any judge or jury; |
and you know since YOU told us what Lieu |
tenant Reale said about you he has declared |
that you shall gain no ground, and II he |
could only get you In court and us away he |
would make you sweat. Now If he Is acting |
dirty with us we'll soon stop his progress OF |
die In the effort You 20 over to Jersey and |
see If you can find out what has occurred, |
and be ready to report when we return.
Yours in confidence, BEvILLE.
Subsequent to the reception of this
letter Parker produced one of Charley
Ross stockings little blue-striped cot
ton affair, darned about the toe. Logan |
paid him $25 for this. Meanwhile the
boy was skipping about the country.
Parker located him in York and in a
school near Pikesville, Md, under the
care of Frenchman named Eysmons.
He finally admitted that these boys were
shams used for drawing attention from
the simon-pure youngster. Finally the
Times representative, by plain talk,
made Parker promise to turn the boy over
in June last. A Journey was proposed to
Baltimore->and, by the way, the report
ed stabbing of Parker and his being
blinded with cayenne pepper, was but u
ruse to postpone this journey, and all the
similar "attacks" in which he figured
had some such object in view. A trip
was finally made to Harrisburg, York
and Baltimore, the Times representative,
although looking upon Parker as knave,
him from desire to ex-
pose his designs.
The boy was to be found in the care of |
James Brown in the Office of DR.. Ricord,
141 Fayette street, Baltimore. He was
not there, but this, of course, was because
Brown was frightened, but the darkey
should prosecute him for throwing the
pepper in his eyes and stabbing him. In
formation, however, was obtained, with
out the darkey's knowledge, Of the ex.
istence of a gang working with him in
the conspiracy, and their haunts and the
locations of the lodging houses of his
confederates were ascertsined, although |
it is not deemed advisable now to make
them public. Subsequently Parker tried |
to add the name of John T. Msnahan, of
Ninth and Aurora streets, to his list Of
dupes, but that gentleman pursued such
decided course, using q revolver as q
persusder, that he obtained considerable |
information in reference to the doings of |
the conspiring gang. He had three in
terviews with the supposed custodians of
the abducted boy, but each time the
place Of meeting was chan gcd, Msnshan |
invariably being escorted there without
q moHent's notice, and each time the in |.
tervies was heid in . perfectly dark /
rOon- The nen wanted p. r. Bsrssas |
r~ward Il tle.o 60, and they Desired |