The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-02
ANOTHER ARREST.
\ Brother of Pat Grove Taken in by
Detectives.

tDy Associated ITesS.}
OMAHA, NEB, Jan Tine iirst arrest
III the Cudahy Kidnapping case has been
made. J, j. Grove, brother of Pat Grove.
whom the police believe to be a principal
in the abduction. was taken into custody
in Council Bluffs, Iowa. this afternoon by
Omaha detectives ANA brought 10 this
city.
abduction of young Edward Cudahy on
December 18th.
Grove consented to accompany the Off
GERS across the river without the fOrnlali-
ty OF requisition papers.
Early this afternoon a posse of detec-
tiyes, with search warrants and com
plants charging abduction, ranSaclIed the
premises adjacent TO ]. j. Groves saloon
in the hope of discovering Pat Grove in
his place of concealment. They had the
necessary papers for the arrest of both
Pat and his brother. Early in the day the
police had been given information that
either Pat Grove was making his hiding
place in his brothers saloon, or the broth
er knew more than he would divulse
about the kidnapping, and the letter that
had been recently written to Mr.. Cudahy,
threatening the death of his son if the
reward for the arrest of the kidnapperS
was not withdrawn.
NO TRACE OF PAT.
y diligent search disclosed no trace Of
Pat Grove, but the officers came upon
the brother asleep in rear room Tley
hastily awakened him and took away two
huge bulldog pistols watch he earned III
his pockets. The man was first taken 10
the Ccnncil litffS Station ay Dete ;-ive
Weir. of the Iowa department. and then
he was conducted across The river for an
examination by Chief DOnahue. When the
Information that PAT Grove might be
found in the saloon was given to C:lief
make the arrest.
The detectives separated DrIOre reach
ing Groves place, and concealing their
faces in the nigh collars of their over
Coats. Strolled on a 4 time over TIE side
walk in front Of the saloon. Tue building
was quickly surrounded. When the detec-
tiVes opened the doors OF the saloon and
the adjoining rooms, the inmates were
taken by surprise, but there was no show
OF resistance y woman of the house-
hold attempted To run To the room where
Grove lay asleep. but the officers blocked
the way and entered first So quiet had
been the entry OF the officers that Grove
hau not been awakened. He was aroused
ana disarmel AT the same time. In his
rear pockets two huge reyoyers We're
found. one in each lip pocket
Grove rubbed his eyes as if ne were
'!'tzed. What do you want?" he de-
manded.
We're looking for YOU and Pat, was
the response.
We want Pat most but if we can't ind
him, we want You. We want To ask you
4 few questions,
Grove took the situation complacentIy.
IN do anything | can FOR you gentle
men, he said, but ] tell you right now
can't do or tell much
While two of the detectives stood guard
over Grove until he put on heavy cloth
ing for out-of-doors, the rest carefully
examined the premises.
Groves saloon is in the midst of an iso-
lated cluster of buildings on the outskirts
of the city Grove was escorted TO the
Council Bluffs Police Station by Detec-
tive Weir. who made the arrest. AS
Grove consented readily to accompany
the Omaha detectives to the Jail on the
Nebra ska side for an examination he
was only registered on the Council Bluffs
Jail book and then allowed to go With the
detectives on the book he was charged
with being fugitive from justice. ar
rested on the complaint of the omaha de
tcctives.
The Police here know nothing Of the
Pat Grove at Oelrich, South Dakota, and
discredit the report
Grove was closely questioned by he
police tonight, but denied any knowledge
of his brothers whereabouts, or thai he
had anything TO do with the kidnapping.
The police expect to secure some valuable
about Pat Grove and his
recent doinss.