Arizona republican., 1901-04-18
THE SUCKOW FOLKS
he Domestic Plot Thickens and In
 wolves Another Character.

John K. Suckow caused to he pub
 shed n a Phoenix newspaper yester-
 ay an elaborate defense of himself
 gainst. what h. said. was an attack
 pon him by The Republican. The
 attack" was nothing more than a
 traight story with part of Suckow's s
 ussedness suppr5 ssed. Of his ill.,
 eatnent of his wife and little step
 laughter While Suckows defense was
 ing printed the officers were arrest
 ng him again. and when the paper in
 hi it was printed was issued yes
 srday morning Suckow was unable to
 cad it. on account of the darkness of
 Is cell.
 As has been stated Suckow, his wife
 nd step-dsWsHfeF cama here last fall.
 1e is the fl7aprietor of a remedy for heumatistt and various other ills.
 yhich b. sta4eavored to put on the market. He Ssas. he said. in need of | Iunds and he advertised for a partner with capital, tE4as his opportunity to efedt rheumatisNa aud other ills might hereby be brQadered.
 His wife had a large sum of money From a former husband. Another large kum was held in trust for her child. | The woman said that her share had been squandered by Suckow and that had taken to bounding her tocumpel Ter to let him at the childs money. IL was on account of his persistence hat the affairs of the Su koWs came O the knowledge of the police.
 They parated and Mrs. Suckow be- gan working at the residence of Mir. N F. McCamley, and Suckow began 1ying in wait for her on the street.
 He went Co Tucson for a short time ;lnd on bis return enlisted the ssrvices uf one. F. q. Hickman, whom the po- Dice say they believe to be man with a record He is a cripple. He called un Mrs. SuCkow and told her that be and her husband were talking about starting a drug store. He had $500. he said. and if she would raise that much from her child's money the drug store would be started
 She declined to come in and could not have done so if she had desired Then Hickman and Suckow adopted other tactics. the blackmailing kind. UtN met nNl btl blff FNiVfN bi HfI way to the NeRdasas. where she stops, and threatened &r;a abused her. On Mon day night. ss Sipe request of Mrs. Me- Camley. an ca1cer accompanied her home from uork. Hickman and Suckow5 were waiting for her, as usual, but did not nanleFt her.
 On Tuesday MiSht she went home ac- Companied oFSy by her little girl Suckow ana Hickman were on watch at their accustomed lookout, Third and Washington streets. Now we've got you,' sa$I Huckow. and he charged her with unfsithfulness and spoke CT her escort the night before Hick- man approached Mrs. SuCkow, joining her husband in the application of vile epithets tu her. The little girl caught Hickman by the arm and cried. Don't you hurt my mammal" Hickman ds- .ivered back stroke and knocked the girl into the gutter.
 The commotiOn attracted the atten- tion of officer Hale who ran up and Suckcw ran away and disappeared. Hickman, who can't run. stood his ground and was arrested after making an discriminating admission. Suckow was captured later and both were locked up for the night
 Yesterday morning a warrant was sworn out in Justice Burnetts court against Hickman, charging him with m assault on the little girl and apply