The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-25
WANTED BY BOTH
LEX0W COMMITTEE AND TEE Po-
LICE COME TO an ISSUE
Matilda Herman on Her Way TO Tes-
;ify Before the COMMITTEES il Ar
reSte,. aud Sent To Jnii-i'olice
Charge Detectives With Ibinc.
sion-Lexow's Star Witness.

NEW YosK, Or ~ -CounSel Col star
tied the Lexow committ,r wasu tnry Re.
convened this morning. H. catered ths
court room and said exel,rd!y;
For the hrst time | an compelled
til II O'clock toid tue COMMITTEES
'hst our star witness, the woman
who has pad money 10 high oilici Is.
lad oeen stolen from o. ~ dead ot nssAt
, We bad her under >usI oeaa AID nnsI--
Surveillance IA she 4 y slime. bar al mid
might the police or ,heiT age- T. came i, "A
carriage ana stole the woman. | -oyv sei.
her name fog the first m. Ma ida Her
mann. Tee police or tarir agent, aafriSi
her o Canada and 10 isrse cigi-s OF the
west Our detectives stuck TO tue trail
aud foslly ran her do~ ia Chicago.
Sac Consented TO come cas-: L. en-
pauy with cur detectives sRs had "a
j,uravyiuz eastward eli OF yesivrsi y.
When h party arrived IA jersey City
tiis moraing an on rage was c mmi Ted.
The police u New 1uk Sot fhe Do. c. Of
Jersey City - arrest ai. Of oar parry ga a
charge OF Kidnapping. a trasnyed ap
charge designed 10 gessin her. / &c police
OF Jersey Ci,y evea went % tar A. 10 lrv %
Sei lhr woman . Lew our drtectivrs
Chairman l.rxoS broke IA Win. is
she wet II yeav- Of ~ -
Yes, aud. moreover. willing to come
HIRE answered Mr e. II "Ehis watntn
wall tell how the police gsise.I a fund ta
get her and the other women OF her class
cut OF the any. There = a colony 81 tAcsIa
aow IN Chic 20 waiting for tbe commit1es
"a az 'uru."
COMMITTEES NAY NEVER ADJOURN
I'VE may ave, or aai-uru' 1soks ia
Chairman Ltxow.
Mr. Gof saHi he hoped % know how
much money hal eeea Contributed ia fer
theTanc. % be atl~ged police conspiracy
10 gct MIS-. HrTm qua away.
Wien Mrs. HcruAun was arrsigncd be-
fore Justice Potts ia J~r-ey CITY. = natQr
DAILY appeared IS her cuua-ti. lie sad ha
had beru retained for that purpose ny
q ustay DIRK, Il New York, VITO told him
Hu 'ttrmpt was o. be ma l. 20 aiStact Ng-.
Hermann upon her ARRIVAL from the wet.
Senator Dal, sud Mrs Hermann told Elm,
" hIle tne L-xow detectives were talking
with her. That she did nol VISA 20 return
TO New York. The detectives tried t.
force the wOrnII L. ~ with them aad shuy
ausl the woman We're arrested.
Justice Potts held, upon tue evidence Of
Detective krsruey, that Mrs Hermann.
WAS "A fugltIve from jus icr, aud CON
J
bonds of s. O0O, 10 await exltad,tlou
papers. The J rsry City police chen pre-
lrrred chsrgrs sgsiusl the Lrxow dctcc-
tiyes of attempted add ucjion The Chs4r-
man OF IL uBd Intended 10 examine Police
Commissioners SAe~naB today, Dui thsl
gentleman had tskrd To b. excuSc.t ia
order that he mighS attend a IDsrJiug a
the board. No other witnesses bal b -eu
called when tue sitting adjourned u4rsi
tomorrow.
Ia answer 90 questions. Mr.. Goa, after
The al lpurumeut. -stii the ; 0fy shat Mrs.
Hermann bad bcru drcuyei ffon Caic tgo
o. Jersey Cily 10y a tei-gfam u tang That
her husband had broken "a, Lex Was who.-
ly fai-e.
''She came on Voluntarily said Mr..
IL, "and even psid her own railway
fsre. Tue msn alleged 40 toe uc~ band
brnks MS lex b-fore SUE ielt TIL. city Sle
was nursing him when she wenl away.
And. moreover, since she teif im. no has
Teen taken away seeJe-ly. tos."