The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-16

hold o. bufsrs new Ssip 5 on S The sSs srif:
Thu. the tire. fought for tire. or four
door sSsrs he hop.dw to .bsE. n On tss s &
And the young woman. and make . dash Tor
20 drag them totbe door leading from The antsl
room to the Yard. and he had one arm around
pureSsse when Mrs, Boeert ran AMI 10 from rom The the
'front.' door. where she had been calling for
help help and pressed the ante-room door shut on
Although large woman, the excitement and
.he oloT dealt her By Qadaka had almost pros
and shfgwns f her y sa sSsF t.s q pl
vented the escape Of the prisoner The instant
Ysrf Who had SssrS the Tor h sI
ana 90 ss sSdf 70 f i car. of
him. crted Henry, Duker. with alarinR eyes
as S's fs'G neck M. 'I9S III: WILD wsar s'i ss
s shS had Erasped him in the struggle.
hs G breast &c him but bare st,uSs
s %sH ss o Isn, sR..s hss tsHn feet s
more wary. He took advantage OF his brothers
and Win VIZ pnss tsat sent him
back into the main office At this instant
jail to the east, rushed in. followed by other
ssfsn Dass nd. t further nSs y.
cell but on reaching that department he seized
q piece Of a broom handle and threatened to
use H. he was locked up. however. without
by this, time general alarm was spread
through the town and hundreds OF men hur-
ried 10 the Court House In response to exRK-
and the p an ocST.
the east Half q mile away they went north
crossed the New York. susguehapn ma and West.
ern Railroad. houndered through stretch OF
sd then eS fo east The
ridge to the West shore Railroad. They then
s ssTEss north through the woods ss1tIe the
N9I whiSn L. on me estate sh,t q Judge william
dense wood. part OF It swampy and almost Inn
II was not until Sheriff BoRert was assured
wash the blood from his face. The red drop.
Ha ns Ma,: ns fYG' saa
breast and right hip were bruised. and the
hf T. sihi.pi Mr MN oaor nor Mis-. 1o..r wa.
her left hand .lightIy cut sHop by It's passing
gans q sa'; in the
SuiSl:y: proceeded to prepare the family
An examination Of tho jail disclosed the
mani, mp.nne5 in which the pr,hsope r, had released
| shv"Scitob. ptcheu tuo ihTke pIhbb
bars which fastened the cell doors on the lower
| and Shean were similarly opened. Pieces OF
/ wire used for this work were found In one OF
| the cells One OF those was piece OF steel
| wire about eight inches long and one eighth
i OF an inch thick, with n groove near each end
| It was bright and was oent nearly double.
| There was also found In one OF the cells piece
| OF white pine board. two feet long. four inches
| wide. and one inch thick. having ak inches Of
one end cut into . handle. The Sheriff has no
| knowledge how these things were conveyed
Into the prison. Tho three prisoners tim cd
| their break admirably They knew that the
| Sheriff would open the prison alone ana stood
| against the partition wall dividing the ONCE
| and prison. so thar they. could not be seen
from the paephoies. This enabled them to
YES pnarr cd and compieteiy at the mercy OF
the three Desperate fellows u they had kept to-
gstner The KEY with which the Sheriff un-
Iocked the barred door was carried away by
Gadaka or shean. who seized u as the door
swung open. to prevent the door being re-
ioSEeh. ,.. ,r
excitement had som ewhat subsidized. He APP
reared unimpressed BY the occurrence. but
was extremely bitter
NJ. Well Duker. said somebody. your break
oiun,t WORK $1,000.
No; but IL would " the other two had stood
~ me. Ihey lett me TO stand the racket, while
they skippea on Tree. wasn't square
snake, and TX they are cOllared i won't feel