Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-23
,ArKING A CRIMINAL

(M hile q uuiN
\ ,,,,ad without the murderer be-
II brought to justice, and while a
4 aortion Of burglars. robbers, and
l.,,l,rs ore bound to escape ar
n ram the nature Of things, It
n Nm demonstrated thatmaneah
man down anywhere on theiace
Il : globe circumstances are pro
IN The ordinary cases oierime
II .,.nad over to the nearest police
s,tn,ent. The detectives assign
h / he case are hamperod and re-
q ted BIZ rules and boundaries. De-
ments do not always work in
n mony, and there are detectives
v I'm not DO their best unless a
d IA Is offered. Ihaye known cir
1. regarding murder and robbery
a ! eontemptuously tossed aside
- chiefs of detective bureaus be-
!, II spite or jealousy, and ! have
n detectives to refuse 20 make
arrest because a reward was not
III missed. An experience Of twenty
d !, ey,p,innl work has satisfied
u avs a writer in the New York
that no criminal can escape jus
n ifa elew b. left TO WORK on and II
div Is persltently followed.
n March, 1865, a man manned Vine
ii Vermont, with another
3 a Adams Of Cincinnati, estab,
Il ! a bank in "a new town in Min.
Ia The former WAS "A bachelor
i ars Old, and tho latter d young
4 d93. Just how they became
uainte,i | have forgotten, but ]
n r. ihey first met ln u bank IN
n rnati, in Whirh Adams WAS
bred a. book keeper He had
II 900 n cash which n relative had
n im, and Yinewood put In $40.
n and d bank with a capital Of
n 00Rns established. Atterabout
N 9Th, chen everything WIS run.
II smoothly. Yinewood returned
\ gnonl on business, having the
psrieet ipith that all would 20
! n IN his absence. On the very
n b leit Adams received deposits
II citizens aud from the county
v ayr nggrguting SIS, 600. Tho
,sss Of an institution likewise
Il IN Biz vault Tor safe keeping
4 90 worth o. United States
4 % this date the bank had loan.
tatou; S1, 900. aud ID had Sin.-
n % deposit IN Milwaukee and
go. fincwood let 10 the morn
That same evening ats O'Clock
followed, having taken ever
Z 10 tbe bank and the securities
mentioned. ilc len ON satur.
Nj night. and 81 course no one III
eolll suspect ANYTHING until
n lortbe hfnk To- open ON MONDAY
TO one knew what hnpp%ncd or
70 DO. and no one had Vine.
address II wns three DAYS
y i was known for n mct that
4 nshad rublsyl the hnnk and lied
= ten days before vinewuud put
Q The casc and snii
Eant this man run down, " 1t
III Jon Ten years aud costs me
as' sent Follow him dny and
Do not leave lis trail for nm
! will put $4,000 10 your
70 q New York bank. and when
Al seShausted ! will rcplaCo It..
u hood wns u man OF deep feel
N snd the robbery had aroused n
@ q Indignation which could not
# gutll the rubhpr had been tltly
lss got several cabinet
a graphs Of Adams as n
They all showed him
2 mustuche IL was likely
N Dlld shave that Oft. and | got a
70 artist To- sketch his face rs
@ oui1 appear without. A he
~ wear glHsses he would likely
'aeln on ~ Disguise. / had a
ia Z made With glasses on his nose
wv hiS straight. long hair cut
ylose. AZ Il WINS raven black
wv not color it. He hnd gone
a aeaukec and chicago md check
every dollar ON deposits. and
.. .at.er city he had disposed OF
II |, turtles sas for cnsh. He thus had
~, 900 with him. much OF IL
n ~ pilis. ! visited every bank
4 as''go, but could not iind that
! purchased drafts orexchange.
y cypress Offices there was mo-
III y tiiht he had Skinned nny cnah.
n \ l@ y. the bank he had only the
H. u which he was carrying the
lie therefore had no change
n, ' lln After visiting seven or
II inherent y, hotels In Chicago I
Tlere he VIVA registered as
\. smith. ST. Pau" He hnd
S uuI . slight attempt 20 dis
~ handwriting. He had re.
~, ~ The hotel a part of the M
w and over mint Inutn.,1 ~