The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-10-30

mouth, bidding goodbye to feelings.
I ChillinEworth put him under arrest
! and with the two officers took him to
/ the police station In hack LIZ driven by
Joe Correa. There Sheriff Brown ques-
/ toned him as to the way of his escape.
| Hcffernan replied: II won't tell you"
| Chillingworth says that he noticed
! Heffernan edging the High Sheriff into
a dark corner and growing suspicious
Of the man made him come into the
the light. Sheriff Brown shared the
suspicious for he told Chillingworth in
Heffernan's presence to take him to the
Jail and to tell Jailer Henry to be care
ful of him and not let the escape be
repeated.
Chillingworth put Heffernan into the
hack and getting in the rear seat with
him ordered Driver Correa to go to the
Jail When they got to the turn toward
Iwilei Heffernan asked to be allowed to
| buy some cigars. Knowing the man
we'll Chilingworth started to get out
of the hack to buy the cigars but al
most Immediately saw the improperly
Of this and climbed back. Correa, the
driver. says that while Chillingwortn
back was turned for the instant he saw
[ Heffernan made a sinister movement of
his hand to his back pocket. The cigars
We're bought by the driver and the hack
proceeded.
At the railroad crossing Heffernan
pretended to be i'll and asked to leave
the hack a moment ChillnGworth as
scented. The prisoner put one foot on
1 With he ha
hack step turned and said: I'm go
ing to stay here"
| Il saw that the fellow had a peculiar
look in his eyes said Chillingworth.
and 1 anticipated trouble. He sudden
| ly thrust his hand to the rear and rails
| ing it pointed a shining revolver at my
head
| 'ChillnEworth.' he said, Tn sorry
| for this but it's II case of your life or
mine and I'll kill either you or myself.
II went over | would have to serve
long time. | want to be at liberty till
? o'clock in the morning and then I'll
report to you
Il said to Hcnernan who kept the
revolver at my head If you're going
to shoot, do It,
Get out Of the hack, he replied, or
lII XII YOU.
| Il told him I would not get out and
FOB shoot away. l heard a click of the
r1n and I said: II you're bluning you
I won't succeed. You 90 ahead He said
hat he had to XIII me and told him
'NaL | would never go back to Mr..
Brown without him and that he would
better shoot. ! had no weapon Of any
SInd and while / believed he intended
20 XII me / was Of course look ng TO
scarc if possible. lie said that I'd
better get ready % die. cursed him
and told him that II had n gun too he
wDu'd not shoot me so easily.
He thcn told me TO get ready and
ui1 he would say goodbye first. lie
put oHt his left hand to shake mine
ara threw up the revolver as N to
.r00E % down into shooting position.
"a8 v'ry dark and 1 could not see
Dim plainly Then I saw my oppor-
.urlty ana With desperate pulI L
Jrfhri him halfway into she hack and
TRUCK hlW BOO the throat Then I
HanF Dn him and reaching FOR the re-
.DiV'r caught fhn hammer which !
hrI1 SMILE iirnrruan Kept pulling at
60 r.RFrr Finally oyorp0wored him
900 tIth Che ald ~ tho driver, who had
k"bi aiiil 900 ihlH time I got him back
iHi4 ~" back ana took him 10 the
bfsyn
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