The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23
KATE RAYMOND HOWE
oNcE MORE "eoBs UP sERENslY
playing Peek-a-BOo Through the Graf
lu.rs OF g New Orleans Bastile.-Her
Colorado Career, Glitteing
Like "a Rusty Moat-axe

Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe, who
rlayed "star' engagement with the
confding citizens of this city, its mill
tsrv and the Grand Army of the Repub
lie. ia in durance vile. She claimed tc
he member, as drummer boy, of the
fedorsl army during the late war, and
when she took her departure from this
city the good people thought of their
Hl6ssn aud wondered where ANYONE
would or could gain by her presence.
The following telegram from the Cres-
cent City, "carries the news to Mary"
and is dated me 18Th. 1t says: "Mrs.
Kate Howe, tho temperance lecturer,
ard known as the drummer boy now
here on lecture tour, was arrested to-
day on requisitiOn from the governor
of Colorado, on the charge of securing
$1,000 from john l., Ernorius, OF Dem
YER, under tbs false preJeuse that she
had 5000 worth OF iewelry d posted
with Tiffany d Co., in New York.
The Colorado officer said that he had
been looking for Mrs. Howe since 1888.
Mrs Howe admits that she owes
Emeritus, who is relative of hers, a
portion of the money, which was a
debt contracted previous to her mar
risge, but says that her husband is
willing TO pay it. She was remanded
without bail"
As Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe, with
large "H.," cut quite swell here in
her alleged dramatie performances, tn 9
following from tho New Orleans States
will no uOubC loo Of interest to the read
srs Of the HERALD:
at was ast0ni hing to States re-
porter, at u O'clock to-day, when no saw
Chief OF Aids Boasso, accompanied By
awell-dressed man in aplug hat, hailing
from Denver, Col, and who l. @. Il,
Rasmus, general manager of the Denvor
Detective agency. These law officers
brought with them Mrs. Kate Howe,
who has been lecturing in this city tor
some weeks past, and Il. X. Howe, who
is said TO DO the commissioner of the ex-
position from California. They vera
arrested in tho postuflice, and brought
to the second recorders court, where
the charge OF being fugitive from JUS
tice Was made against Mrs. Howe, and
that Of being a dangerous and sus-
picious Character against Il. r. Howe,
her husband.
Mr. Rasmus has arrived with Ieaui-
sitiOn from the governor of Colorado,
which calls for q person named Kate
Homer Clayton, alias Kate Homer Gay
ton Howe, and charges her with having
obtaiued money by false pretense4, in
Denver, Colorado, from one john l..
Ernorius, abOut 81 600 In all, but the alli-
daYit states $3.50, IL further stagos tnat
the money WAS obtained by Mrs. Howe
under the prot9nse that she had val
liable jeYeiry aud diamonds in the cs-
tablishmoht Of Tiffany q Co., in New
York, on deposit,
The Colorado detective stated TO tho
writer that since 1883 he had been look
ing for Mrs. Howe, and on hearing that
she was here IN Now Orleans obtained
the necessary papers from the governor
OF Colorado, and here no was for his
prisoner.
Mrs. Howe made statement 10 the
writer TO the effect chat sho owed about
500 borrowed money, OF which
amount 800 or $500 was still due;
that the party accusing her is a
distant relative, but that she could not
for q moment understand how it was
that her husband, the commissioner
from California, was also arrested.
81 have only heon married short
time, and this Is debt which was con-
tracted before my marriage, aud which
my husband is willing TO pay"
Judge Burthe called the case up aud
ordered the parties to step aside until
he could look into tho matter.
Clief 10 $50 made an affidavit against
MI, II. Il. Howe tor being dangerous
and suspicious character.