The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-19
TAKEN TO BE WARD.
SHERIFF ROMAN WONDERING IF
HE HAS GOT THE FUGITIVE.

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Identification.
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OIo"er' VINO escaped from Ine peilto"'idiJ
several weeks ag1 was arrested at the
Marshall house last night. The arrest was
ordarad nv, ssbar;fF Roman and vyes made NV
Constable K.rf,,or, The prisoner denied
that ba vac Wrord and said that his name
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Sheriff Roman and Officers Kaufman ana
Basch went to the prisoners room at the
Marshall and he showed them his effects in
his vaIisa dbis ,,o,ors He said that he
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After this c0nfidert Identification the sheriff
telt sure that he had the right man. The
prisoner asked that he be allowed to take his
supDer at ms hoteI. and he WAS turned over
to Officer Basch. who accompanied him to
the Marshall. where he got his supper, and
lie was then taken 10 the Jail
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hollG some one yGI nun tl'ore were t"9
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wa? SoineIIis s9'P'cIDC, III Une man
acVloi'S' Ole SLeIiH 9tV' Ole "lhh 30 OliI'eT
ranoair dTri415 to i.,,or,,.oso whnn oei,+J d
his business tie STRANGER INQUIRED if Ward
had been sent t) the Danitentiarv The
sheriff said TINT h, had. The stranger then
asked if he was now in the pauitenfiarv By
that time the sheriff began to think that it
was the real Ward he was talking to. and
TO Blind him. he answered that he suDposed
TINT he was still finer. as he had heard moth
lug TO the contrary.
WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT WARD.
The etrane,ar o,,,res..l his satisfaction,
md said +hot WI vas . h.a MOI, and
una Salu UilaU ara vas o2d man, ana
had consod I'm, a c,..a+ dooi If trorl1Ia
and no was dad 70 kno0, that he ,,,as
aIIu ne was B1u 10 Enc" tuaU ne was
walked out. Il, had 10 500 Ter left than
Sheriff Roman told Officer Basch that the
affair looked very nue. Ike one of Wards
tricks. to be boosted OF hereafter in some
other city. asd tnore was such an nil. of
su picion about the man tat q directed
Officer Basch t. sIad w him until lie could
see him again. The sheriff started to Sole
itor General duBi~noa's office to learn if he
would be ilstifiablain arrestiug the stranger
on suspicion. Meeting judge Adams he
stated tae facts and was tod that under the
circumstances. if ne had reason to suspect
the man to be Ward he could arrest him
on suspicion. and he did 90.
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h0kNlNt NEWS reporter uiu not snow any
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nected with his VISIT To sheriff Roman aftar
explanations are made. He saws that his
name is Luther b Ha,r,s. tint he was
carver nj the Ponce de- Leon ho+oI at Il
Auoustina last v,irtn~ o1d whom the botaj
closed he became ste yard of the OgIethorne
hotel at BI.ln ,,yicI5 MAY / which nIoca he
held until the hotel was closed for tho
seoson: that he left the motel Tuas-