The herald., 1893-12-14
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Dec. l3.-Dudley Dutn-
errow, who was confined in the county
jail on charge of burglary. made his
escape this morning while he was clean
up the jail.
Sheriff Lacy went down this morning
to do some house cleaning, about 25
tramps having been confined in the jail
the night before. Dutherrow was put to
work cleaning up, and being sent out
with a bucket OF water, (Sherif Lacy
remaining within) he took advant age OF
the opportunity and broke off in q south,
easterly direction as fast as his legs
could carry him. Mr.. Morton, who was
standing outside the Jail with some
other gentlemen, saw the bucket setting
by the side of the Jail and called to
Lacy, telling him that Dutherrow had
gone. Lacy quickly closed and locked
the door and gave chase to the fugitive,
but the latter had gained too great
start to be overtsken. Officers have
been securing the country all day but
have not been able to take the young
burglar.
This is the second time Dutherrowe
has made his escape from the Orange
county Jail. The first time was about
two years ago, while confined there for
selling q shotgun that did not belong to
him and Appropriating the money to his
own use. He and the celebrated horse
thief, Robertson, broke Jail by removing
some bricks from the wall, making a
hole large enough to permit their bodies
to pass through.
The sheriff's Office has issued the fol.
lowing description and reward for the
escaped:
Twenty-Five dollars reward-Dudlsy
Dutherrow, burglar, escaped from Orange
county Jail. Description: Age, 20 or 81
years; height, 5 feet 61a inches eyes
light blue; light complexion hair light /;
small, light muBtache; weighs about l40
pounds; mole on right side upper lip;
scar on upper left arm; two moles on
left side, between navel and small of
back; mole on back, left side OF right
shoulder blade; mole four inches below
right nipple; scar near elbow ON right
arm; email scar on right and left knees /;
skin rather oily; wore light clothes,
rather dirty, we'll worn soft white felt
hat; about a number shoe.
Arrest and wire me.
THEo. LACY, Sheriff.
Santa Ana, Dec. 18th.
Eighteen tramps responded to the call
of Deputy Sheriff Buckley this morning
and shouldered shovels and took their
line Of march for the river, where they
did good work yesterday. Three Of the
force that were at work yesterday were
on the sick list this morning, and one
young hobo refused to 60 to work, pre-
ferring to live on bread and water to
three meals and work.
VIM. White of Anaheim has brought
suit against r. B. Taylor Of South Riv-
ereide to recover 1888 SO as commits
sion on certain real estate which he
claims he was instrumental in selling.
The Garden Grove creamery, which
has been under construction for some
time past, ID now complete and is in
operation on q small scale. The farmers
In the neighborhood of the Grove are
stocking up their ranches with milch
cows and will patronize the new institu-
tion literally.
Mrs. Marian of West Second street.
10 suffering from pneumonia.
Bruce, the forger, was brought before
Justice Humphreys and plead guilty to
the charge OF forgery and WAS held to
appear i'll the superior court with bonds
fixed at $1,000. He is in tho county
Jail.
The hobos were brought in this even
ing, none OF whom made an attempt to
A0htos 1n0y appear W pIctcT bHI0o
equars meals and work to tramping.
+. L. Wilson of Milwaukee arrived in
Santa Ana last evening, and ia visiting
his mother, Mrs. Wilson of West Hickey
street. Mr.. Wilson says that the
weather in Milwaukee when he left
home was colder than it had ever been
known in that city at that season OF the
year, being degrees below zero.
1t was reported on the streets today
that Bowers. the escaped burglar, had
been captured, but the report could not
be condrmsd.
Eleven instruments we're filed for
record with the county recorder today.
@. d. Ambrose Is opening up an auc.
tion store in our city, and will carry q
stock consisting of furniture, crockery
and glassware.
Charles Sexton OF Los Angeles is Wis
iting in our city.
I. g. Marks has been appointed a
notary public for Orange county.
W. W. Pratt OF Orange, who has been
In the east visiting for the last three
months, is at home again and is glad
to get away from the blizzarde OF the
froAen eaBt.
The M. Il. church south is getting up
an evening entertainment called the
RAINBOW tea," to be given in Spurgeon's &
hall, December 10Th. Misaes Jeannett
Wilcox, Libby Easton, Bessie Welch
and Others will furnish the programme.
Refreshments will be served after the
programme.
A. Fl. Lyon has brought suit against
T. Kitty to foreclose mortgage for
$500.
The middle and junior grades of the
high school will have game of foot
ball next Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
in Spurgeon's park.
There will be meeting of the ladies'
guild OF the Episcopal church ON Thurs.
day afternoon at O'Clock, at Mrs. j. s.
Haywood's.
The lecture to be given by w. "A.
Chseney, and postponed, will be given
Monday night December 18th, in g. A.