The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

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interpreting keeper q roomihk-
hoass. HIS purpose undoubieuiy WAS % |
gain the freedom Of the house BY rent
ne 4 ron ana fhon. II Is believed. hla
Intentions vas b steal eseryinins 70
could lay bis han6s upon. THIS form
ii crpcktdre~ 4 locked upon BY me
more expert thieves and swindleFa a.
sonlamntlble. This man himself says
MAI az has losl bis -grlp" and that be
IN tanhcllc1 . resort 70 the safest
means known 10 get money ie keep him
ifem HafSiug.
James OIahl. alias Graham. alias
Whito. allas rEnEllah BIN" and a half
hundred other cogDomen1 ie accorded
By sx-ehIel Of Police Dyrneg Of New
York. The noiofioty q being thc>moot
expert MAJ "a ia line when ms iayor-
lle form Of lhleVcry vas doing the
ertatH damaEa, he q an Epgllshman
hg bIrtn and allll speaks With a cockney
accent That rrmlnds one oi-liho repre-
Ia4laiarne r01leFmoneera Va aoo
sa sta6fgll|o stage to-day, Iie has
a'hAagt AtrA telling and hh cxro-
floacts would maks en- Interesting book
Grant u c. years old and admits that
he lInt h1nn ceutlnually following the
ottapkl|oa III ) cook nlnco ID vas 70
sears 6fAge OF the al,ylase years 81
Me crlmlnal carcor he has Spent thirty
behind lat bars Three tines be has
been sent % sing Sing from The New
fork courts. once 10 Auburn and several
ilnoa 10 nc ucFkhoisc. The exact
number OF times be has been committed
% penal Institutions be admits 10 him.
self does not know. he has met most
n lhe chiefs Of pollea and detectives In
.asscrE cities lace 10 face. and declares
that be hAs deceived some Of them.
A few days after Grant was arrested
he was Brought down 70 The central
station 10 b shown up" 10 the dctcc'
lives. he pcrfistenfiy denied his lden
ll.y unlll he was shown bis picture TAX
IN from tho rogues' gallery. and theI
Ne admitted that be was tho famou
bank sneak. The photograph was tax
I'd In Washington. u. C.. only two year
Ato. q that the rcscmblanee could 10
be d1aicd. and he talkea freely ahou
"a tk1nlcaces. i was much more com
gdfiahle spinning Ygrns In the ME
rarm ONCE than IA tho dlngy cella b'
on Stair. Its lire Of conversation "a
10 lhe differences between English an
American polieo and prison method
and t. rato the oiacors some pointer
ukltn lhcy aamliied would prove va
liable 10 thon
American Ieopic think that Englisl
mcn tome here because Il Is easier
work In ne United States than IN En-
land." slll be In the course OF a ~
hours talk THAT 3 not the case.
Tact. It Is very much harder 10 work
TITS country. People are much mol
Natchiul. more ruspiclons and Draw
wAoa Il comes to making a fgh, Il
The protection Of their property. ~
poa,s n, iasl as efficient ~ propo
lion 10 The numbers and popnlaiio
ne methods o. the Old country a
what makes 4 20 hard over there
HANlANu tNNtt Htt~~" "'o 80 'AftiN
Identification. OF 'bawlsr out as We c.
them. attached. lie draws an lmmen
salary because Of the work he Is coz
PEELED to 90 and the experience he mu
acquire. Eo makes the rounds OF q
prisons and courts. and hxcs In B
memory the faces Of every one he ue'
fnd bis memory must retain somc,hii
about each which win help him
Identify the Individual In the futul
he has q regular round to make a.
ne experts Of the other prisons folls
hlm right around much the same a. g
cnli judges DO IN this country.
In England sentences are not TX
- Eiueh on the crime as the charael
Of The criminal. Before man