The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-25
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the evening of July 10. Orme was also
i identified by G. G. Hunter as the man
who took the money from the cash reg
lister at the Columbia restaurant, Wells
street and Chicago avenue, the night of
J May 16.
One of the most interesting facts con-
! corning yesterdays identification was
| the absence of any witnesses of the
Marshall murder.
| At 10 o'clock Marshall was brought
over from the jail by Deputy Sheriffs
Solomon and Goranson. He was taken
into the squadron and put in his Odd
place behind the tables. Detectives
were detailed by Lieutenant Wood to
guard eA the doors and windows, and
the four other alleged bandits were
brought up from the cells
Thames, still fashionaIbly dressed, but
without tie, as he was when captured
led the line. Monahan appeared very
nervous. He worked his hands nerv-
ously, and once during luli in the pro-
ceedings, when addressed by Chief
Badenoch, said:
We'll, suppose you're glad you got
me. None of these people knows me,
but suppose you've got TO send some
one over the road"
The chief told him he did not know
what he, the chief, knew, and the youth
insolently replied:
II guess l don't. You're much older
than me, but you don't know nothing
about me. 1 never seen any Of these
people before
Monahan in the opinion of many, is
weakening, and may tell all he knows.
Chief Badenech told him that the first
thing criminal does when he begins
to weaken is TO get angry, and warned
him not to get angry.
Sullivan enjoys his notoriety, and
kept UP a continual smile, which the
chief and Inspector Fitzpatrick declar-
ed was for the purpose of changing
his appearance as much as possible. At
one time the chief threatened to have
come aiongs," or small steel chain
put on his wrist and twisted until he
stopped smiling.
Tillie Berksen, the cashier al Kiein's
store. came forward at the request of
the chief and examined the hands OF
the five robbers. Stopping in front OF
Sullivan. she glanced at the robbers
hand, which he placed in hers at the
command of Inspector Fitzpatrick, and
then, with a long look at his face. she
declared she knew him positively as
the short" man. Miss Berksen also
identified Thames.
To comply with the request OF the
New York Biscuit company employees
the chief caused Dempsey 20 call out
several times.
who's the man in the telephone box?
Dempsy so successfully changed his
voice that even Orme, who has been
very silent and defiant since arrested
in Detroit, was forced to laugh loudly
as did the other three.
John Mack, who was arrested by De-
tective Sergeants Howard and ftzpat-
rick several days ago on suspicion. was
then brought up stairs and put in the
center OF the crowd. No one knew him.
however. and when Inspector Fitzpat-
rick asked Sullivan thought of the new
conner he answered:
"Oh, he's too cheap. I wouldn't walk
on the same sidewalk with him.
Then a little fellow whose name the
chief said ne did not want 20 give. as
they had nothing against him except
that he was out OF Pontiac on parole,
was brought up. The boy, whose name
IS said - be Wheeler, knew the Or-ae
crowd when IN Pontiac, but no one
knew him. and he was taken down stairs
again.
Sullivan IS now in cell No. IS Of the
county jail. sharing tie cell with Cur
net. one OF the men indicted with Car
ence White for the Marshall murder