The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05
rail- ON ALIENS.
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r. -s-'erd,y large numt~f- ~ the patron
f... restaurant eefe seen gong intn d'"
nH.,r..F place. around the D'fn"I ''n" 10y
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grsr. ,.d -tv 'u" rlub man 'hasluS In "a
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I1 Nl,e-'cy place and Ae"p 'H"m '.Hu being
sod as utch,,. 20 the f'u. ot 'n' ladder
I.rrr men forced their va Ia-t Gee ''
lives and there va~ DO running Isi' 90"
rrar V.r. caught M one nt DO" u.'N wards
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where Magistrate Pool promptly di-Ohhf-'t
them That IA, Ihc ar-' RAD
can't Chapman received Va" new. sadly
IT, looked a. Policeman B. N'.'rH'r''Iu
Hail. who br'G-ni %" sd r1'nt-. '' 'h"''-n
s.,h a one ought '' b." c.l down alter 10"
,lS,om In ,he Fat for messengers ~ evil
The captain vent into nv telrph"u" n'"'"
and told Deputy Commissioned Dewey about
b., troubles
Its no use. Chief. he ssid queiulously.
i've done him a. mean a. | know how. and
NV hl, counsel. S,einhardt. i here anl ne
.avs be- has advised Allen and he people 10
,hoo, me on sight II | breaA In there agalA
NoN. What shall | do;'
Stainh atdt threatened 10 have you sh"t
A. you broke IN, did ho: asked DeNery INNS
f., Chapman own account Of the oonver-a-
ton
That what he did. sir
well. you 20 right over there and break
In TO the place, Then smash every damn door
there Is In the house and break him NJ Go
right on over there
The Captain anne out OF the telephone
booth with a careworn, lct-iH"-meet-my
fate-ouickly look on his brow and Jaw walt
INF for him Col Robert Grier Monroe, tho
counsel Of the Committee Of tilt"en ana
sx-Chief McCullagh. who /, acting a. adviser
and chief Of detectives for the Fifteen lheS
told the captain that they had warrants Tor
three Of The, Aliens men, and asked Tor men
To serve them Chapman called ten men,
,aying that with the six who were already on
duty about Allen, front and -ide and back
doors he thought there would he enough
MIR McCullagh suggested that sixteen we're
rather too many for an able-hodicd raid
lie asked Capt Chapman to 50 with them
T., instruct the six men already on the ground
A. TO the serving Of the warrants md to send
the 10 n men from the station along later 10
act as requirements after the Siege had
begun. as Allen was known 10 have scouts
uut all over Washington Park and skirmishers
m Greene street. Carmine street, Clinton
place and University place. Mr. McCullagh
dI not consider a large attacking force adj
Nt,able
The captain, with the representatives
Of the Fifteen. walked through 10 West Broad
WAY. boarded a northbouni Sixth avenue
car. ant alighted before Aliens door without
attracting any particular attention. Allen
was standing in n doorway on the other side
II the street when chapman got on the car
ami he regarded the whiskers Of his ancient
fe with a derisive smile. The paddock
vas ,till on the door. TIL. CaptaIn tried
IL with vchcmence. As he turned from
u Allen laughed loudly. Chapman went
INTO the restaurant and at the back door
- II tried a door which he believed led up
stairs. He came out shaking his head.
"Ha. ha. snickered Allen, ''cnjoy your
self old man. enjoy yourself. But be care
ful you don't break in. You may get hurt.
CHAPMAN ordered his detectives to smash
IN the front door. Three Of them hurled
themselves against II. IL was as solid as
a rock.
Then tho captain told Col, Monroe and
Mr. McCullagh 10 wait. lie went into the
house on the north Of the clubhouse" and
a minute later appeared at the second-story
window next 70 the window Of Aliens front
room. He Climbed out on the choping and
c:gei over toward Aliens window.
60 on. 60 on" cackled the sardonic Allen
across the way. III that amt burglary
there never was anything IN shoot a man
ipr
The csrtsin's foot slipped. He threw
ogt his hands and clutched IN" awning which
coro"al~ a Wow of the room from passengers
on the elevated trains. lie hung there kick
ing, his whiskers waving while the multi
'Idc without yelled. Little II any grief
or fright was On pressed In their tones.
He WAS squsrely In front Of Aliens window
ROW and there was a lovely opportunity
for some one to take Lawyer Steinhardtis
advice. The captain seemed to appreciate
ms. Tor a. he swung himself on to the window
ledge, AMI pushed up tho lower sash he
shouted:
I've got a warrant Don't shoot! I've
st A variant. Don't shoOt,s
The inner blinds had been shut in his fac.
lie e'a-ped the ~haky awning frame tightly
a1d clicked them in Then he swung himself
.G'o tho window. strobe through tue covering
'r1wi n Mr. Allen frirnd- within and went
down and pulled and Kicked the props from
laF4Dd tho frApr .1.4- ~ man than EE.L.