Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-29

.azpnsN FLIGHT THAT DID EXCITE.
O. Many Old Rascals, Soms Short
end Some Tau, George Brighton,
the Burglar, Was Cutest of All.
His honor. Judge Wallace, sat
usck in his chair, the clerk, the
unporter, the lawyers were. there;
uAen in marched the bailiff with
@siprits sixtssn-eight men on
siie and the bailiff between. Pete
Dncey, for murder, was one Of the
srews Housebresker Jim Buck
0ysRes in the gang, too; then big
larry Hermann, near little John
Asmes, while most of the others
had fictitious names.
Frank Timln was there on
Rrceny charge; and Church, who
Rpr twenty years won't be at large.
Some hard-looking rascals, some
snort and some tall; George
Bsighton, a burglar, the smallest
d all. The. Judge heard the
sleadings of those not yet tried, to
SAurch and to Buckley new hear
Rsgs denied. OF all Of the cul-
Fits not one could give bail, so
shains were put on them to go
mex to Jail. .- ,..>....
Pote Ducey, for murder, was
me St the Grew, sHoUsebreaker
43m Buckley was IN the gang,
too; then big Harry Hermann,
near little John james, and all Of
chose others with fictitious. names.
Guuk Gim.in was there on the
aarceuy charge; and Church, who
jm twenty years won't be at large.
Some hard-looking rascals, ths
short and the tall; but missing
aas brighton, the smallest of
all.
Brave Curtis, the bailiff, aston
sshed, dismayed, said surely no
sasn from hs sight could have
asayed; but Brighton, the burg
&r, the smallest of all, had van
ashed as if he had gone through
ake wall. No way through the
shadows, a guard at the door; the
@Filing to high for escape and
tibe floor too solid to cut through,
nod nowhere space by which any
nsn could get out of the place.
His honor, Judge Wallace, sat
9y IN his chair; the lawyers he
scanned with a threatening glare.
He looked at the Sheriff and gazed
~ the clerk, and started the crowd
Nh the thief catching work. The
zhstrict Attorney jumped into the
uase; he gave the absconder ter
nsble chase. He searched all his
nsSle and looked through the code;
nmong the spectators he hurriedly
atrode.
Clerk Salomon's desk was gone
knrriedly through. They looked
N the stove, and the waste basket,
- Coat-pockets, whenever sus-
v.iously big, encountered the
a.lif's inquisitive dig. High hats
umfe examined, and not huge
nsk was allowed to escape till its
Wxss were shook. The pitcher of
Wzssr> doctor did note, and
Qned, through his glasses deep
10 it's throat.
As spectators raced in the won
dRwful search, the prisoners bench
Wuse q sort OF a lurch, and some
enc observed it and teld what he
Asy. Then they pulled Brighton
sat with the arm OF the law. The
wsrglar had slyly dropped down
aat of.sight, and had wedged him
esif in where bench boards were
Nght. Then out marched the
wAiliffswith:culprits siKteen-eight
mem On side and the bailiff be-
Ageen.
Pete Ducey, for mu rdsr, WAS
9ns of the crew. Hous ebrssker
Gm--Backley was in the gang,
aDo; then big Harry Hermann,
eear little John James, and Of all
az the-others with fictitious names.
1ssnk- Timlin was there on q
Mrceny charge; and Church, who
DR. twenty years won't be at large.
DOm5 hard looking rascals, some
aAort and some tall, snd Brighton, |
10 burglao, the smallest OF oil,