The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-07-12
MAN HUNT IN CHICAGO.
Chase Through the Streets
After a Desperate.
DEADLY WORK WITH REyOLvERS.

Head with the weapon, rathify shoots
an Innocent speot .tor aud L. IN Turn
. Brought To Earth by - Well Aimed
Bullet from . Poiiceinsn's Pistoi-An
Exciting Occurrence.
CHICAGO, July 10 "A man supposed to
be G. T. Cole, a desperate character, lies
In the morgue. II. NJ. Sternberg, neck
wear dealer, is dying at ST. Luke's hos
pital with q terrible wound in the aldo.
men. Louis Stone, teamster, is at the
Alexian Brothers hospital recovering
from bullet wound in the leg. Saloon
keeper Peter q. NcGloin is at home nurs-
q tragedy that began In a saloon at "a
Adams street and ended in front Of the
entrance to the Auditorium. 1t lasted
fifteen minutes At about $50 p. IN.
Saloon Keeper Meg loin pushed glass
of beer over the bar in his place at "a
Adams street To slim, good-looking
customer. The man drank it and paid
for il. McGloin took notice that he wore
good clothes and looked anything but o
hard character.
Attacked the saIoonkeeper.
81 have some meat in the icebox," said
the customer. McGloin went to get 1t
when the stranger hit him on the head
with the butt end OF revolver. A des-
perate struggle then ensued and the thief,
seeing he could not subdue McGloin, ran
out the door McGloin followed crying
"Stop thief" The man was running
west in Adams street, and turned into
the saloon of McGinty az o. Brien. Pell
NELL after him ran the crowd, and
through the saloon, out the back door
and up the alley TO State street. A State
street cable train changed by and the man
sprung on the grip. The crowd surged
after him and got ahead OF him. He
jumped over a seat and off at Van Buren,
street, running east. And all the time
that revolver was In his hand and wav-
Ing. The crowd did not close In on him.
"Stop thiefr' Police Off ,er Isaac Rosen-
thai heard the cry as he stood in front of
a bicycle store at POI Wabash avenue. A
man rushed by him waving n revolver.
Around the corner came man with his
shirt front all blood. stop thiefl" 1t
was Rosenthl who shouted now, and the
hurry burly that tumbled after the bloody
man followed a new leader in the chase
Fired ut His Pursuers.
Hal way down the block to Congress
street the man stopped and whirled. The
murderous weapon cleaned and flashed.
Rosenthal heard the zip of ball past
his ear and ran on. A man standing
twenty feet from the corner they had
passed was looking up Wabash avenue
for car. He clapped his hands to his
stomach with groan, and staggered
against man who had jumped into the
street to escape the crowd. 1t was Stern
berg. Pm done for" he said. Ahead in
the chase the weapon CLEANED and flashed
again and again. A man twenty feet
from Stern berg dropped to the sidewalk.
1t was Stone, with ball in his leg
There was a sharper report. This came
from the crowd, which was now a mob.
Rosenthal had drawn his revolver and
fired at the game. The fugitive turned
and ran across Wabash avenue and
turned into Congress street past the Audi
forum drug store.
RG..Sithal shoots.
Clear the SIDEWALK. Get out of the
way" shouted Rosenthal. Policemen
DAILY and McNulta w re just beh ind, but
they could not keep pace with him as he
closed up the gap. His old sprinting
days were on him again, and the man in
front could not hold his lead twenty
bumped up against the big windows of
the drug store In their eagerness To obey
the policeman's order.
Cole ran To the entrance of the Auditor
ium and dashed out into the street. The
big revolver was not in his hand now,
but he was reaching for something in
SIDE his belt. Halt there!" shouted
Rosenthal, as he jumped from the side
walk. HIS own weapon was leveled as
the man gave another tug at his belt and
turned half around. The sharp report
rang out again. The man stopped stock
still.
That's queer" painted Rosenthal to
DAILY as they painted up and grabbed an
arm apiece. The man was limp, but
there was no blood on him.
The Man Was Dead.
Hes playing off," said DAILY. The
man dropped to the ground, groaned.
and lay still A big hole showed in his
coat behind. He's dead" said both the
policemen, as they carried him to the
sidewalk His part OF the tragedy was
over, and the patrol wagon came.
Sternberg had walked and been carried
to the drug store. He was suffering in
tensely, and the ambulance took him to
st. Luke's, where the physicians found a
ragged hole in his abdomen, and said he
could not live The bullet was extracted
ut the hospital. McGloin came into the
drug store ana DIR. Kruger dressed his
head. He said he had never seen the man
before. detective thought he had seen
him with some shell game men. His
clothes had the mark of c. f. Cole. That
was all the police found out.
Successor To Joseph Marti.