Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-26
SUBMITS WITHOUT A sIRGGiI
Nan WHOSE SUDDEN FLIGlAz:
WHILE ON TRIAL CAUSED a
Y ssss II SENSATION.
IN ALMOST flPlfss CONDlTloA
LONG DEBAUCHERY AND RAyAGEs
OF DISEASE HAVE LEEE
THEIR. MARK.

heck, the much-Wanted Minneapolis
;detectivetwhose sudden fight while his
trial was in progress onSthe charge Of
accepting a bribe caused his bondsmeh.
to offer a reward OF s. 700 for his re-
capture, was arrested here at 4:30 yes
terday afternoon. Minneapolis officers
are on the ground and will return the
fugitive TO the scene Of his alleged
crimes. 81 ess I. Vi
s Norbeclrs capture was accompanied
by Marshal Louis sGoetz and ]. M. Artx
. Without q struggle or sensational In
tidents Long dehauchery. the ravages
nf disease, ana the constant fear OF
discovery had left the fugitive In a
condition that bornered on helpless
4 ness. and when he was arrested he ad-
lnitted his identity without hesitation.
Although he - ". ~ s.sS
DecIined to Discuss
his movements since his Hight from
Minneapolis, Merbeck had apparently
heen in Carver for the past twenty
four. hours. His identity was estab,
= Nshed when he went into @. G. BruniusV
drug store shortly before 4 o'clock
d and asked to use the telephone. The
long distance station is located In that
store and Norbeck's request to be
permitted to talk to Carrie Emerson
IN Minneap polls startaeii saae operator IN
chargs:
"a 4 You are, not Norbeck, are
you % %queried Brunius. who
stepped closer te hasa better Took
At the stranger. IS. A 81 es.
&.. Norbecks face shrshed, he looked
confused. and then. recoN ne
Sald NO but YOU wouldn't gtveas fel-
low away, would you ~
mo, don't known that would;
\ but certainly not as long as have .
,0ollars IN my pocket was the reply.
sslss sss23sss Adnits His identity.
Is. etorbeck seemed to be reassured BY
this answer, and then lowering ms
Noice. ne said: Well, I'm. Norbeck, all
. siSht, hut guess It would not Pc sa1e
! 80 telephone, anyway. GiveFme some
,carholfs." !" s5.s s.i !. .5.s.5s,
Yods mean carbolic salve, said the
sdrusgizt, noticing that Norbeek.s. lace
was covered with sores.
Yes, 4 guess that will do an well 60
anything else. But hurry, 4 want TO
get out Of here. = want TO get q mack. ma
The detective was given the salye,
a 0AO WlLtOUG w dlSAll6 n AOh SAAs~.tte,S
{ darted out the rear door. Marshai
n Goetz had been attracted by the move, e
inert Of the stranger, and after fN lew
words with the druggist, he followed
Norbeck out the door, accompanied ny
: Mr.. Artz. The two men overlook tne
! fuaftive just assfe was emerging from
the alley into the street. i
sassnitted Readilysto Arrest ~ III
IA Tie sudden knowledg
.:besss caught seemed to stAeger
& moment, and then dne se9oyeTed ~
self possession. IN a n1omentMheAAaS
: saftted his' identity and SUBMIT
arrest. He was searched but nol
weapon was found on him. He hau.
drugs and 1915 in his in his pocket. IS
carriage was secured and the prisoner.
was taken to the Cha ska jail, two, two.
miles distant. A message was sent az
,once to the Minneapolis police with ass
<euranoe that Norbeck would be held
alntil oflcers could be sent for him.
! Norbeck was thoroughly broken down
when the door was locked behind him.
/ He refused to discuss his travels on
refer to his case in any way.