Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-06-22

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and drove up Lincoln avenue When Cough
lin paid me the SIS he informed mo that ]
would be met at Lincoln avenue by tive
men. was to approach them and inQuirs
OF them where Frank Williams lived. They
would then get into the buggy with me.
ON arriving near Ashland avenue and
Lincoln, two men jumped into the wagon
without a word. recognized one of them
as a man by the name of O'Shea, alias Mike
McDougall, who was a machlnist or black
smith from Philadelphia. had known him
in Wichita Kan. McDougall is a man about
five feet six inches in height, from forty to
forty-ive years old and wears a nearly black
mustache. Both his hair and mustache are
turning gray. The other man was Melville.
Mclyillris about five feet eleven inches
high. He is a heavy built, thick-set man; |
have met him before in Peoria, in connec-
ton with Irish matters. They ordered me
to turn TO the right on Ashland avenue and
directed me to drive right up to the cottage.
The two men Jumped out and went in, There
was a dim light in the front room.
After waiting a few minutes-l think it
must have been nearly two o'clock-P. O.
sullivan, Melville and Williams came out Of
the door. CARRYING a trunk between them.
They lifted the trunk into the wagon and
Melville and Williams jumped into the scat
with me. was going very fast at that time
and the horse was on a lopc. A policeman
near there came out and called: 'Hellol
stopr Melville said; Go on, for Gods
sake, go on
| had the rcins twisted around my wrists
and l loosened thcul' lettlhg the morse take
a fearful gait. we went down TO Lincoln
Park across Clark street ana crossed 1t a
little north OF the Annals cages, ms
road winds around about hlty yards from
the head OF the grove, There is a little hill
there, on top OF winch are a NUMBER OF
trees. lhcy ordered me 10 stop there, ana
at that m c 1t was intended TO take the
trunk out INTO the lake as mad hea nh
say that they had spotted a boat Tor that
purpose during the day, lhey TOOK the
runk out but melville became irlghteneu,
thinking thata policeman was
they lifted the trunk PACK INTO the wagon
and ordered me TO drive on. ASKED
W here snail got melville SAD: any
where just keep moving. am alraiu we
are beng followed, NlllamS turned 10
Melville and said: Good God, the sewer Is
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