Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-10-12
CASE Or BOLD KIDNAPPING.

s:s;GASE III BULB KIDNAPPING
WOMAN ROBBED or, JEWELS
bis. ,ss t. - M :. -: IT..
,nA r5aaeine yllst by Skwsfiaper Men--
5Th%trd schsne HAffied ont All
.ia aisigSg. rSek one cepfksssa OF the
il 81 iDssseeda--5prisonsr Asss mad Checks
e, o n VA. stasssspf er, III Days
sui sglznm - ~ -ssYS lsE
no PhiladalphiarUct 7,-EchargeA with
bnknnapl6g a woman ands holding her
= 'pnisonef FOR FOUR days, robbinS Der of
IN 5ewelsFworth more than $2,000and com
IpelliaEI her no. sign banjo checks for
asfargs, sums of MONEY. TWO hs$spaber
gomen, a,-stsnog rapherTs liza Newspaper
ziofRce and IA 1barbers areinowsl lock edaup
Eat The police station. They are lHow-
% ard K. Sloan, an unemployed repoySer;
ntHenry Wallace society editor of9anA of
che morning papers; 9 Knight. Findiay
j Of Wayne near here stenograpthers in
business office of another dTnnrning
paper, and Oscar Dunlap, a barber EN-
sSgplosed IN one Of the most pro1ninent
shops Inv the CITY, noos tiH nal nous
.eoThe gvi0tim is Mrs, Mabel Goodrich
1.-THE pnoprietress of an establishment on
North Tenth street i esaar II .}sS
Mrs Goodrfth went to police head
quarters and said that FOL, some, time
past young man who represented him
nalP 20 4
been frequent visitor at her esta5-
lishment. He was we'll dressed, and
spent money freely. Last Wednesday
week, she said he proposed a drive
- through Paramount park, He asked her
1 to. dress in hersbest clothes and to;wear
( Jall herbdiamonds and other Jewels, be-
cause on the returning drive he intend
ed to take her to the finest dining room
in the city, and he wanted her to
Shine" with the other women in the
place. She accepted, and the next day
she went out with him in a carriage
with a pair of richly caparisoned
horses and with coachman on the box
wearing a stylish livery.
At lonely place in Paramount park
the carriage was stopped by man1
who, she said, represented himself as
d. Clarence Gibboney, secretary andl
attorney of the law and order society,"
of this city. This, man, she went ON tot
say, told her that lhe had a warrants
for her arrest onNthe charge of keeping
disorderly house, but that the matterI
could be fixed up. TIE was invited into
the cartridges anh~ tire next moment she
was gagged and ~bhnhfolded. She waSl
driven somewhere, she did not know
where, but she noticed from one corner
o. the handk frahief oyer her eyes thaNl
BE haA Dajd bon atlt&o toll gates, and
that they took her into buildingl
where a fire engine and hook and
ladder truck were standing. Il
She was kept prisoner from TuesSl
day night until Friday night withoutl
anything to eat or drink, and was them
II %akeh on another long drives bllndfoldSl
ed, to house where she was kept FROM
Friday until Monday. In the latter
1ePlaaa the tqlsaa,A YhpB wsfe u maskeds
stTippedlheE of her 5ewalDy. and at the
oi ipqihti of 'a1revolEeGy compelled shar to-
/ ossign bank checks for VARIOUS Sums Oh
80 money she had deposited iii thetThird
: National bank, cTheS made Her Sign
for more than she Possessed. but com
ed PEELED her to- promise s that she would
uSmake up the de6eiepcyo Nheao they re-
4 leased lihar. 9rThe men, she osa6dIe then
Z TOOK her on 1anSther long drive Gsand
'9iptit her out of the eat4iagei atoTenth
Us 70 And Poiar+ eetttIeets, about a tnne from
I'D her hnttanA42m je9d rl9Hl a ii II 7o7
T9y5S A9fttlff4 III nj atasyod atft u, ,-ef,,,
god With other nation given 81 EN- heIhf
nathe detectives began work ON what they
to be, "a fairy staleso They got
clues which led them to- d. fire
engine house yino Fort IWaynso i1fteen
miles from this city. The fire company
4 A. ~ volunteer organization, and the
Oh key TO the place, was kept in, the near
Rjo est DWELLING The lnearesti house owas
~ occupied by0a1 family named Bind lay,
Il and thefethe police learned that one of,
HA the SONS, J? Knight Flhdlay, Mad been
i home but, little during the past two
weeks. ''' s'''"'4 @ 1..od,'}f, -,
Getting description, the police re-
turned to the city and found the young
man, whos is only 81 years old in the
Office whsreaIhaSts employed. He was
charged With G6eNeRne. and broke
down and tnpiieatee tire others. Find
lay>said/ that De impersonated the
'eosehman e5toan, the unemployed
feporter, took the psrezof attorney
GYbbohy; tn$t SBapber played the
HGA4SQf the rich 2Se fmaGtown resident;