The sun., 1897-12-12
BOGGS ON THE WAY HOME.
Now in America and Will Soon
Arrive at Dover.
MRS. BOGGS PRECARIOUS STATE
w. N. BOggs Will Receive Justice at
the Hands of u Delaware
COurt--.SO Will the
ScOundrels.

William N. Boggs, the missing teller @
the First National Bank, of Dover,
positively on his way home.
He entered the United States durin
the past week.
Negotiations are now on foot, prcpara
tory to his direct return to Dover.
He will surrender himself to the court
of Justice and will be given fair trial
during which he will tell the who'll
truth.
Then the awakening will come; ther
those seven men, accomplices Of Bogg'
in the bank robbery, who now hold higl
offices in the Federal Government; then
the ex-militiaman who drew 1900 out
of the institution Notwithstanding the
fact that he never deposited a cent there
in; then this organized gang Of bucket
shop specuIators and poker players; all
these will be scooped in the entangling
net that is woven around them and in
the shortest time possible the state will
be ridden of some of its gilded and un-
trust worthy politicians and officials.
In a public letter Bogg's family state
that he had 'evcry reason to believe that
Justice would not be meted out either to
himself or the scoundrpls whom he had
aided in the robbery.'
Such will not be the case. William \.
Bogg will have justice at the hands Of a
Delaware court and all the mercy which
he is entitled to.
The seven scoundrcIs shall have a fair
trial too but this will depend entirely
upon the fact us To whether the gang
will remain upon the scene. 1t will be
one OF the greatest exposures OF criminal
connections ever brought to the notice
of Il civilized people. The first note OF
the leaders downward course was struck
Il few days ago by one lar more eminent
in the affairs of the nation.
A dispatch from Lafayette, Indiana
says that Mrs. William \. Boggs, wife of
the missing teller OF the First National
Bank, OF Dover hats been cXtremcly y i'll
since the birth OF her boy and is now in
prccarious physical state.
Mrs. BoggS is destitute and depends
upon her BROTHER DR.. ". II. Miller for
the support Of herself and five children.
The scoundrcls who deserted Boggs have
now deserted his wife. She received a
present OF 500 from some one in Dover,
and aside from that has never gottcnany
help since her husbands flight.
Before leaving the scene OF the robbery
Boggs entrusted the leader Of the scoun-
drcIs with money, sufficient to placatc
the American Surety Company OF New
York. That thief, not satisfied with
having used Boggs as Il tool by which to
ruin the First National Bank, dcliber-
ately broke confidence with the teller
and pockcted the whole amount.
DIR. W. II. Miller visited this thief at
his law office in Dover and demanded
that the bond be pad-and it was.
Yesterday several members Of the gang
were visited by person, whom they,
knew was acquainted with the cool,
hard facts in the case, and StranSc to say
they wcLe not at home to this individual.
The return OF William n. Bogg> will
cause the exit of some other persons and
The men who tlattcrcd Boggs poker-play-
ing in order that they might steal the
bank money, will simply be crucilicd.
No mercy will be given them and the
md is now in sight.
William n. Boggs is on his way home.