The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-04
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ard and connected it at once with the
/ sensational escape from the Federal asy-
lun over seven years ago. He went to the
department Of justice and informed them
Of the incident, and they Immediately began
correspondence with the Kansas officials,
but they did not know OF the assumed
name which Howard mad taken and it was
very difficult TO ascertain anything about
the man. Finally Deputy Marshal Trigg
wrote to Illinois for a picture Of the fugi-
tive and a more perfect description. He
then took the photograph and went 70
Arkansas City. He asked several persons
II they could think Of anwore resembling
the photographs and several persons said
they were splendid pictures Of Dr. Claw
son He hunted up DR.. Clawson and dis
covered that he had surely found MS man.
Fully realizing the responsibility he IN
CURED, should the mistake Of aEesting
an innocent man be made, Mr.. Trigg
telegra pied for Harry Sutton, a detec-
tive Of long service and wide experience,
to go from Wichita to assist him and
Constable Breene Of Arkansas City in
further investigations.
Mr.. Sutton went Tuesday morning and
the three officers held a conference Of
two or three hours duration when It was
agreed to secure an interview with the
doctor If possible, so that his features,
ma nd civ t7S r-f-7
tive card, could be observed without
causing suspicion on the part Of the doc
tor.
Samuel J. Pollock, who IS in the service
Of the United States, as money order
clerk at the Arkansas City postoffice, was
pressed into service as a subject needing
the care and skill Of an experienced occu-
list. Fortunately the officers found Dr.
Clason in John Cree's drug store where
an examination Of Pollock's eyes were
made. Deputy Marshal Trigg took a po-
sition back of DIT. Clawson 10 better en-
able him to look for scars alleged to be on
the back and side Of his neck. They
were there. Harry Sutton moved about
in front in a careless manner, but OBJ
served the dim tell-tale scar over the
Pollock that the doctors restless eyes
viewed the movements of Sutton with
suspicion. Although convinced that Dr.
J. ". Clawson and George B. Howard
was the same man. it was deemed ad-
visable TO make no arrest until yesterday
morning.
At 5 o'clock yesterday morning the
officers found the doctor in his Office on
South Summit street. As soon as they
fled into the reception room Deputy Mar
shaI Trigg said, Doctor. I have a war
rant for the arrest of George B. Howard,
and a photograph which I wish you 10
look at
The doctor took the card IN his hand
but did not look at il Naturally OF a
nervous temperament the doctor as very
much agitated OF course and said:
''IEr. Trigg, I hope you viii treat me
kindiy-this matter can, at the proper
time be fully and satisfactorily explain
ed Let me shut the door"
Keep your seat, doctor" Mr.. Trigg
said.
After a few minutes conversation the
party started for the train. II was
thirty minutes late and DIT. CIawson sent
for his wife.
The meeting between the doctor and
his wife was very effecting, but both
maintained remarkable composure under
the circumstances. When the doctor en-
braced his little, sweet faced girl she
said: Papa, you VIII be back Saturday
to your birthday dinner. won't you?"
The doctor brushed a tear from his eye
Mr.. Trigs. who is kind-aearted gen
tlaman, said he never made an arrest he
hated TO make so badly.
There was the mother and her little
sirl-that sweet innocent girl calling 70
her papa 70 be back for Saturday dir
ner, for his birthday They were LEFT
alone Just as much alone as II they were
out ot the world and felt that was
half 10 blame. Eut It was nv orders"
N TIE JAIL HERE.
Dr.. C.awsou 5 rather small. why. has
sack hair tluEed with gray and IS appsr-
emily about - years old. HIS eyes are
a.ack. keen and restless. He was brought
oa- u fal yesterday - an an-e-room 70
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for -h= Eagle.
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noon You see al YOU gor 70 do in there
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about NY VIE and little srL rs Cor them
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prisoner 10 be cordial
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know. ,ha- she'd have some cakes Baked 4
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day This - q strain upon her l.ee and /
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