The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-09
WICKED ANNA MrINTYRE
She creates Excfsement 1t sedgwiek BY the Use
OF a winchester,

| OF winchester,
Sunday Sam Amidon of this city re
| ceived IL telegram from a notoriousl!
| wicked young woman, who has tried OF
various occasions 10 cause trouble IN thi;
city, and who is the best known character
TO the police of this metropolis. to go uI
TO Sedgwiek TO use his legal attainment:
TO get her out Of trouble caused by an at
tempt 10 kill one j. J. Johnston.
| TIE Mcintyre woman is one of the moss
| brazen women that ever infested this com.
nunity, and very little sympathy is maui
| tested for her. in police circles, at least. Il
| was reported here at first that she killed
| her man, but she did not. II she ever gets
out Of this trouble she would do we'll te
| keep as far away as possible from Wichits
as the police intend to make it hot for her.
| The Sedgwick City correspondent OF the
| EAGLE details the ARRAY as follows:
| 'TAis CITY is in quite little furore over
an affair which happened west of town
| last Saturday AFTERNOON Annie McIutiSe-
notorious young woman who has figured
cons picious!y here and at Wichita under
the title OF The Black Diamond" came
| up from Wichita last week, bringing with
her two other women Of questionable char
acter. They went to the residence of one,
George Clore, who resides one mile west OF
town, and have kept things lively ever
since, insulting people who were passing
on the highway and enjoying a freedom
not obtainable in Wichita. Clore IS the
man who seems 10 be victim OF the Nc
Intire girl.
S.trrdar 7 7 Tnhn-
ston, workman with Chores thresaing
machine outfit, went TO CloTe's house and
demanded suit of clothes which LIE
claimed 10 have in the house, but refusing
to give his name Clore was absent at
the time, and the Mcintyre woman didh'
see fit TO admit him. and, as he persisted
in coming in, lively tussle ensued, in
which poker figured quite conspcu-
ously. Not being able TO master him, She
rushed into the house, and one Of the
other girls, knowing her intentions, warn
ed Johnston to flee for his life, as
Annie had gone for the Winchester. He
started on a run for the wagon in which
were the balance of the threshing crew,
but had gotten scarcely half way cut Of
the yard when she appeared in the door
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shot past him, the ball making lively
music as it sped by him. Before be and
his com panions could make their escape a
second shot wbistlea uucomtorIahly close,
but by bis time the wagon was under
Roadway, and coming for town at a rate
that would do credit TO a steam engine.
They drove into Town, aud Constable
Egan, armed with q states warrant,
took double carriage and drove out and
arrested Annie and her two companions,
bringing them TO the Commercial hotel
where Deputy George heudrck kept a
watchful eye over them until yesterday
morning. AT 8 O'Clock the case WAS called
but was postponed until O'Clock p. u. in
order 10 summon witnesses. County Al
torney Bowman handled the Case for the
state and Hon. A l. Greene had chgrge Of
the defense. At O'Clock they were taken
before Judge Reed where, owing TO lack
of evidence, the two girls we're dismissed
and Annie McIntire waived examina-
ton and was placed under $500
bond to appear at the fall term of the dis
trict court. George Clore and Aunis's
father, T. d. McIntire went bond, putting
up the cash After the girls were released
they procured a double rig at the livery
barn and drove directly back TO Chores
house. The McIntires were considered
respectable people, and until the mothers
deaf h few years ago the girl is supposed
to have lived d virtuous and respected life.
She was married some two years ago to
Will Hopkins but has been divorced
Since that time she has led an sdyentur-
GUS and reckless life. She has
figured several times in Wichita police
circles aad is known a. terror when
angered.
Il is the opinion OF many that the fun
has only commenced. Much indignation
IS expressed among the better class OF eiti-
zeBs that such an Institution should be
permitted 20 exist III this com mun.ty. No
evidence was brought out today as the de-
PENDANT waived examination and further
than the above facts nothing can be CLEAN
ed but street rumoFs. The defendant is
only about 20 years, and We're it not Tor Z
bold look might be considered handsome.