Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
DASHlNG AND DARING.
JAMES cHAsrNNg's BOLD CAREER
AND TRAGIC DEATH.

ne Wa ~ mia hammered Man - Ever
seut,isd ship er Cut . Thrcai-A Fob
ished Gee,iemss On society. and - .
Burglar tie usd rev. 20 AM. xqasis
During the months Of February and
March. ISL. tho city vas stirred from the
center 10 the circumfer,ncs by daily reports
~ burglarie- commi,tsi % the most daring
nature Forty HOUSES we're entered on ~
many nights. and from each srticles Of more
o. 10 value taken Such . state % alarm
had no, eristei In this usually peaoeful Gun
muni,y since the advent % wilson's ever
memorable raid In isda Tho s,rcsts were
patroiiei a, night by arm~i squads q eiiiisns,
and the police force was increa-.i ty putting
on extra urn rhe.s burglaries were all q
the sams nature. the entrance or hFcaking
b-lng generally effected through the fron,
windows. which In ,hiseity alno~, invariably
oIsn on verandA and often opsn down n
the foor
nASp-osI "JosErn SUTTON
About this time . careful observer might
have noticd IT one q our tssi boish q man
s,rikingiy hani-nms and faultlessly drs-~ssi,
who's classic features AMI polished manners
would have Adorn.i any circI o. srriety.
lie vas about % ysas % Agc, remarkably
well prOporiioo~i, DARK hair. large, full, dArs
eye fun 81 inisllig,ncr. that -s.m~i 10 loos
you froa heal 90 fco, a. -oon a. thsir owner
cast them uPon you
A compission that ~uald excite the envy
% girl long. DARK mustacbe. slightly
turp~i up At The ends. covering liIs q corAl
r~ins-., ~hlch. When Tartsl by q smile,
often Illuminated the owDers oounienAnoc,
di-,lo-s,i is.,h q grea, evenings AMI T.ariy
whiiens-~ THIS mo>, enchanting smile, o0os
-cn. can never L. forgotten The voice sel
mo.luisie,l. cach wor,i and scocni ~ oleaT a
the chine - silver tell
hal mo, thu man. AMI b. was intro
duoci 81 M a. Mr.. Jo~rph Sutton. % Tetas
lie frsly di-u--ri tho frequent burglArie'
then Nightly ocrurring. and even suggested
snSns plan. by which the mAlnigh, mArauder
nigh, l. apprchsBdci sutton wNs pa-ion
Aisly fond q card playing Iossri. AMI frr
qasuily made considerable lo-ing~ AZ TINS
b. -ouh srcus. himself trum tho game IA
shich b. -As playing. saying b. would TAX
vail tor etrrctss. having What none ana
ebecks b. hal t.iorv him CA the ,Ahle AfioI
an Ai-rnce q an hour 90 t-o 10 wVuk ~
turn. r,~ums hs soai ami play. APPARENTLY
v,ry much sihilArA,ci by bis vail AMI N
frvsh air
shoah any ons q the pisyvr l. In Ia
lock, AMI. consequently. In tai AurDor, b
-Vuh sfnilingly r~comm~Dd the zane coar,.
by short sail anil fry,h air. stating thai
hs Aisuys "a. greatly t-nsfit~i by - dong
At other TINS, ~hcn hi. dnAnoc. -sro az
yarsnty low. h. wUah ai-.ni himssh frou
tho city ior thrs or four day.. Always ~
turning fush wiih nancy rho. T.riolloa
Al-sno- a. hri di ~, attract my aiiention
until obs day . stranger stABllng On the s.de
sak .oarl me iniroiuoe Sutton 10 . frisDS
q mine After Sutton AMI my trend Ia.
couverssi -hils anil then sAIlei % to
gs,bsr The stranger oallei M a. cue si,le am
ask~i mo shat e. nAnie VA | unhs.iiAt
ingly toli him 'suiton.-
you aS mistaken 10 All. that
jams Ci.AstAine. oos q ths most not~
,hisvcs that ever lived know vhsrcof
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