The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26
KAIEgAYMOND HOWE
ONCE MORE "BoBs Up sfReNeLV
Playing Peek-n-Boo Through the drst'
ings Of New Orleans Bsstil.-iier
Colorado Career, ulltteing
Like u Rusty Meat-aEo

Mrs. Kato Raymond Howe, who
played "star' engagement with the
confiding citizens OF this city, its mill
tary aud tho Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, IL In duTanco vile, Sha claimed Ia
no a member, ~ drummer boy, OF the
federal army during the laio war, and
when she took her departure from this
civ tho rood poOplO thought OF their
"lossn aud wondered whore anyone
would or could gain by her presence.
The following telegram from the eros,
cent City, "cnrrles the uOws to Mary
aud il dated the 10Th, 10 says' mrs,
K6.e Howe, the temperance lecturer,
aud known a. tho drummer boy,' now
here on lecture tour, was arrested To-
day on q requlsiiion from tho governor
of Colorado, on tho charge of securing
$1,000 rom Jehn IL Eruerlus, OF Dem
yer, under ,h1 fgls0 pro.ousa that she
| mad $5,0l0 worth Of Iewelry positeu
with TIFFANY q Co.. in New. York,
| The Colorado officer said that he had
neun looking TOR Mrs. Howe since 49,
| Mrs. Howe admits thAt shn owes
Ernorius, who Is a relative of hers,
portion Of tho monoY, when was
| dObt contracted previous 10 nor mar
riage, but saws that her husband Il
willing 70 pay il. Sac WAS remanded
| without bail"
Az Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe, with
"A largo "H ~ cut quite a swell here IN
her alleged dramatic performances, the
| following from the New Orleans State :
will no doubt be- Of interest TO tho read
ers at the HERALD:
at was astoui hing to q States re-
! porter, 70 II o'clock tO-dry, when 90 saw
/ Chief Of Aids BpasE1, accompanied By
n well-drcssod man ia plug hat, mailing
| from Denver, Col, aud who i 4. i,
| Rasmus, general manager Of the Denver
| Detective agency. These law officers
| brought with them Mrs. Kate Howe,
who has been lecturlug ia this city tor
some weeks past, aud u. Il, Howe, who
| II said 10 ba the commissioner of the CX-
! position from California. They were
| arrested In tho pO-tyitice, and brought
| 10 Che second recorders court, whore
the charge OF being fugitive from JUS.
| tice WIS made against Mrs. Howe, and
| that Of being Il dangerous and sus-
piciuus character against IL. IL. Howe
| her husband,
Mr.. Rasmus has arrived with q requi-
sition from tho governor of Colorado
which calls for 81 person named Kate
Homer Clayton, alias lEato Homer Gay
ton Howe, and charges her with having
obtained money by false preJenses, IN
Denver, Colorado, from one John Il.
ErnGElGS, ABOUT 1.tVup III all DuJ luG dll-
uaviU states $500. 10 further states That
tho money was obtained by Mrs. Howe
under tho preteuse that she had val
uable jewelry and diamonds In tho es-
tablishmeut OF Tiffany ~ Co., in New
York, on deposit.
The Colorado detective stated TO the
writer thar since 1888 no had been look
ing for Mrs. Howe, and on hearing that
she was here in New Orleans obtained
the necessary papers from tho governor
OF Colorado, and here he was for his
prisoner.
Mrs. Howe made statement to the
writer to the effect that she owed about
500 borrowed money, Of which
amount 500 or $500 was still due
that the party accusing her is q
distant relative, but that sbo could not
| for moment understand how it was
that her husband, the commissioner
from California, was also arrested.
az have only been married short
time, and this is a debt which was CON
tracted before my marriage, and which
my husband il willing TO pay"
Judge Burthe called the case up and
ordered the parties to step aside until
he could look into the matter.
Chief Boasso made an affidavit against
Mr.. Il. r. Howe for being a dangerous
and suspicious character.