The evening world., 1893-11-03
He Has Aged Considerably Since
He Fled to Costa Rica.
A Blond Bearded Stranger Went with
Him to Supt. Byrnes's Office.
The Embezzlsr Acc omp aniod MS Far
as Jersey City by His Wife.

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'his CITY WAS 'ie view oIiedhS eNpiess'
"hich comes over uhe hlchmonu ana
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Sity at l-'t-' ana II arrived on tithe' al
MOST 10 the secohu' lhere were very
lie" people at tne depot peiore the tram
came IN, ana aNnough II wa SAID that
some OF the reiatiVes OF Mr.. weeks
"ouiu De on mana 10 receive her' no one
hao apparently put IN an appearance
when the hour arrived
II was reported that prother OF
| weeks was somewhere In the depot, Dut
II he was tnere ne ata not materalize,
ior "aieh tne tram came H. anu weeks
ana the oetecuVes stepped OF the sleep
er upon inc PLATFORM ehere was no one
10 we4come them put detective Trainor
anu one OF TWO Oh MS Ir'ehos, among
whom was son OF Detective Won
.tSe'ichten.
AS the train came TO standstill' al
nios' the hrsl persoh 10 jump from tne
rear PLATFORM OF the second car. which
was Inc New orleans sleeper was De-
'ee.Ne ihii Hehis' ne iooked orohzeu
ana traVeistaiheu aiter MS long Trip 10
the tropics and back' and after him
came detective Won uerichteh ruuuy OF
countenance ana with six-weeks
Ihe next TO step down upon the plat
form was weeks hinseii' a throns OF
score or more newspaper reporters
STOOD ABOUT the steps, ana as many
more persons, who had come to the
depot 10 get glimpse OF the prisoner,
increased the crowd to fifty or so.
The first glance showed that Weeks
mad aged greatly since MS troubles De-
a nd hn a
than when he was last seen In New
YORK.
: His face was pale and haggard, and a
growth OF rough gray beard upon his
chin had changed him so much that
his most familiar friend would not have
been able to recognize him at first His
hair was long and unkempt behind, and
: both his hair and beard were streaked
with white.
He wore a dingy-looking black derby
} hat, and gray-miXed light overcoat,
which was buttoned close up to his
, neck. In his hand he carried small
brown leather satchel.
He seemed to pay very little atten-
tion to the crowd which was staring at
him with curious eyes. and when he
reached the platform he stood for a
moment, his eyes wandering aimlessly
around from behind the steel-rimmed
spectacles which he wore.
He acted like man in a dream, and
1t was not until the friend which came
with him In the train from Philadel'
phia pulled him by the arm at the sigr
of Detective Won Gerichten. that he
started up the long walk to the ferry
entrance,
lie walked with his head erect, look
inE neither to the right nor to the left
as he passed through the crowd In the
r depot, and not word was said by him
a, to any one until the ferry-house was
; reached. Detectives Reilly and Won
Gerichten followed close behind, and
then the crowd struggled along
There slight delay occurred and
, Weeks seemed to be annoyed that there