The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
TIE WOUNDED BURGLAR IDENTIFIED
Mr.. Frlsbie OF Hartford Who Pat TIVE
Bullets Into Him, Made tho Identification.

Mr. FrIsbie OF Hartford Who Pat TIVE
Bullets Into Him, Made tho Identification.
WORCESTER. Sept. 12.-Martin. the wounded
suspect. who now Hos guarded at tho City
Hospital. was indignant last night because
Mrs. c. B. Humphrey was admitted to his
chamber to 500 If she could identify him.
If the City Marshal wishes to detain me-
why does he not make out complaint against
me-" he asked. instead Of subiscting me to
these annoying visitsp"
He was so much agitated that the wonderful
nerve he has manifested from the start for
sook him for q while. and he !s said to have
wept bitterly. This morning Mr.. E @. Frisbis
and his daughter reached Worcester on an
carly train with Detective Smith and went to
tho hospital. Little Miss Frisble was at first
taken into tho room. and the prisoner 10.
Earded her composedly. Tho detective wished
her to take hold OF one Of the wounded mans
hands but this she refused to do. and struG.
gled to free herself from the officer who Was
pushing her forward.
Quite a melodrama. is 1t not2" noncha.
lantly exclaimed the wounded prisoner. smil-
Ing ut the shrinking girl
Just then. however. the father. Mr., Frisbis,
hurriedly entered the room and crossed the
floor rapidly with his eye fixed on Martin.
This unexpected action startled the prisoner,
who raised himself on his pillow and glanced
mine tho other night"
flushed and nsryous BeI"rs h. could 1g rscoVsr
himself Detective, Patrick O'Day, who was
COX q aarpIisnc,y like the ve.knovn
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But tho prisoner was by this time speech.
less. either through caution or, fright.
pa ho wHsn h Ts har4 s hi ~ hos:
lice sin'ion Accompanied by Mr. C r. Hum.
with the result OF his mornings work in that
cir, ;y II" said The ewsIier VINO originally sst
the .i,s Peg gems The weight the shape the
Mr.; Hum hrey was asked 1.-THE watch chain
WAS his. and replied that he was as sure 1t was
tern and even some marks upon it we're Just 40
he described his missing chain bore This
are 10 ssS III s is sn he me nGS
masked BURGLAR iis VIII very probably bs
nn. at sSep D Ii. e %s;c 9s ah.n
warrant was issued for Ma,tin as fHsItiys
though surerin tendent Peabody says no can
d. removed at any time T., the Jail His
think it best not to remove the bullets. as In.
Illumination might set in, and as their location
Is smrh mn Lo trouble from them is likely
iAnqinLD. Sent. PA revolver. supposed to
20 ths ,VH1., n~,u ny VI" nuTsiHl: WHO W u bnO6
u, J.. L. frishes residence the other night,
was found hy the ~ lice here to-day. II Is
the cartridges in II correspond to the one found
in Mart $ rocket. 1t was found on the VIM
dow sill Of nm old warehouse on the burelara
way from FriSbi-'s to the depot.
Ro,IoN, Sept ~. Chief lIspeco or Eldredge
par'm"nt both thinf that he tai! stranger now
NiaE IN tho hos iinl at Worcester with bullet
w"undr N his body and the mgske BURGLAR
who. N the morning Of Sept. !. entered the
house OF James A. Houston on schuyler
street lioxhury. are one and tho same man.
Ihnre he secured watches and leWelry at ths
point Of pistol.