Arizona republican., 1900-11-15
MIsTAH MARSHALL WORKED
He Surreneered Money That Ee
 Might Have Kept.

ana the grasp or RCSa kay ana William Marshall $49.SO Of the sum that the dusky Rosa stole from Dr. Duffield, and turned over to h5r equally dusky lover, Marshall. This much of the money was found in the possession Of Marshall when the pair was arrest ted, and along with q gold watch, pre- sumably bought with other proceeds of the theft. was put into the custody of the district clerk.
 Rosa had been acquitted the day be- fore and since the conviction of Mar shall, who is charged with receiving stolen property, hung upon the convic tior of his mistress, it was evident that he would have to be turned loose. The district attorney, though, deter mined to make one more grab at that money. He went to see Rosa yesterday morning and congratulated her upon his defeat the day before. NOW" said he. its all over and you're out of dan ger. I'd like to know something just to satisfy my curiosity. I believe you're an honest girl, Rosa; your face is black, but your heart is white"
 ''It is, suah." said Rosa.
 Now. Rosa,'' continued ahe district attorney. didn't you get the doctors money?"
 "Yes. l done got hit" she replied, but didn't stole hit; I tell yo' how it was. De doctah trapped hit Ou.en his pocket when he clumb into his buggy. When he druv off l picked hit IIp and l was goin' to give hit to him when he come home. I looked into de pocket book an hit was so full I hadn't de heart to let hit go. So I done kep' hit"
 "Then what did you do With it?''
 T done guy hit to Mistah Ma shall"
 "WiI you tell me that before Mr. Marshall and the indge?" asked MT Flanntgan. You needn't be afraid
 "Oh, I ain't afeared now" said Rosa. I'm outen de woods all right
 The district attorney next went to see Marshall He told him what Rosa had said and that it was no use to keep up this reticence any longer. NOW, Marshall" said he, T don't want to send you 10 Yuma. l only want to get the doctors money back. Didn't Rosa give you that money"
 Mir. Marshall was inclined to eau tion. "S'posin'." said he, T tole yo' it was; wuddent dat be scriminatin O me?"
 'tOh. mo-" replied the district attor- ney, flor then l wouldn't prosecute yoI.''
 well" said Marshall, dat was ds money"
 That's all Tight" said MT. Flanni- gan; we're making headway. Now will you give Dr. Duffield an order for it?"
 II would dis instan' an be glad to git hit off'en my hans, but I done give Mistah Lyman an o'dah foh hit. Wud- dent dem o'dahs confiic' some? I doan iak to do hit
 Well, then, will you tell the judge what you have told me-" asked MT. Flannigan.
 Yes if yo' agree yo' won persscute me no mol" replied MT. Marshall, con- ditionally.
 "Pu promise" said the district attor- ney, who was already at the end of his rope and was trying to keep that fact concealed from MT. Marshall.
 MT. FIannigan had Rosa and Mar shall meet him in Judge Streets cham bers Rosa repeated the story of the finding of the money.
 What did you do with ft?" asked the district attorney.
 T guy it to dat coon" replied Rosa, indicating Marshall with her forefingers laden with jewels, probably resultant from her find.
 Did you receive that money from this woman?" the district attorney asked Marshall. The tone of the in ts1rOgatory was cold and official and MT Marshall was frightened back into his shell. My 'torney, Mistah Lyman. done tole me I doan' haf to mak no statemen'." said he.
 MT. Flannigan resumed ,he familiar and friendly manner with which he had drawn Mir. Marshall out in his cell and he repeated his admission il ,he presence of the judge.
 This seen was rs-enacte1 in open court and Mir. Flanagan moved the C.sr'szlI of the case against Marshall and for an order restoring to Dr. Duff feid what was left of nj: money.
 '"Iake tn orGer." sdid the court. \ pocksESrife NA.ch had been taken firm Marshall lt the dime Of his ar rest Wcs restored to him, and they also let him keep his shirt and trous -rs.
 When people say they will do any thing in the world for you they mean about as much as 8 candidate when he says his ambition is to serve his coun- trxy and his cOuntrVnen