The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-24

shrieked. and things within that Office re
VOWED Ike ,he scenes in a phsntasna-
CORA.
Scene 3 OF the added act was played
this morning in Justice Prindiville's court
Mr. Crescy was there. charged with lar
eeny in retaining the manuscript. Mr.
Mclean was there. charged with per-
jury in swearing that he had right TO
live Rizzoner dismissed Mr.. Mclean.
asserting that the charge against him
was swaybacked and afflicted with golf
ers' elbow. He set the case Of Mr.. Cres-
cy for hearing May q.
This ended the legal proceedings. but
the real excitement OF the added act be-
gan right there. MasSed in the court
room were all the Retor-r-rs OF the ex-
plOded company. including a heavy vii
lain. Wayne Arey. who giared a. Mr.. At
Wen and made pathetic soto yoce remarks
about nothing 10 eat: II X Noolette. who
had high dramatic forehead; Adelaide
Marshall. the soubrette; Nellie Daily Nor
an. whose duty in the play is TO cry. Ne
che-ild' every eleven minutes: the blood
hounds which participate in the pursuit.,
OF Cole Younger, and Johnny Dell. the
and Mullen. the men behind the stars;
the police matron. behind whose ample
skirts the lawyers retired whenever Mt.
Arey giowered at them: Martin Issacs.
attorney for Mr.. Casey and Henry Kutt-
man. attorney for most of the other dra-
mats personae. Mr. Atwell was also
there. his pockets full of thrills. Mr..
Stout did not show up. He was afraid
Mr.. Casey might try TO take some OF
that $3.50 back again.
The fun began when Mr.. Huffman adj
vanced on Mr.. Crescy. who was standing
with folded arms. carefully coached as to
voice and pose by Mr.. Arey and DIR.
Isaacs.
Mr.. Crescy.' Numbered Mr. Huffman.
while the smallest bloodhound hoped
out OF a window. you are outrageousiy
locked up my client. Mr. Mclean. We
shah have satisfaction. sir. You shall
be jagged. sir and also sued for dam,
ages.
How shall answer hirnT asked Mr..
Crescy OF his aides.
Cross the left arm over the right.
place the left foot forward. pucker your
eyebrows. and growl the way ! do when
the safe comes open. said Mr.. Arey.
Don't say a word said Mr.. Issacs.
Don't discuss him at all
- How dare YOU talk to my employer.
cut IN Miss Epstein. with a scowi IN
her lips
Mr.. Huffman repeated his ominous
sentences. Mr.. Crescy sturck the atti-
tude prescribed by Mr.. Arey. and then
said in bargain day tones; oh. thatn
be all right-that'n be all right"
a group Of reporters tried TO query the
soubrettes. and Miss Epstein rushed be-
tween
" Don't you talk 10 those reporters she
cried. You will he contaminated
And the largest bloodhound rolled
over. looking very sick.
4" i've got the manuscript said ono r
Quinn. We will produce the play at de-
tective headquarters next Tuesday. John
Flynn wifi play Cole Younger. Mullen
here will be the prosecuted heroine. Go
get a shave. Null Andy Rohan shah be
the warden OF the buIlpen. III be a
bloodhound. and the matron shall be the
soubrette.
e As I said cried Mr. Huffman. my
client was outrageouSly tugged--'
Mr. Isaacs came to the rescue here. as
Mr. Casey was looking worried. Mr..
Isascs is only as large as the blot you
shake of a fountain pen. bat he knows
more than any old blot. \ blot can only
sputter. Mr.. lsaacs can DO that. and
can also speak and walk SO he carrisj
Mr. Crescy away. followed by Mr.. HUT
man. who generously asserverated that
the soul Of Mr. Crescy would rattle
around inside a mustard seed like a pea
nut in a washboiler. and that Mr.. issacs
was a pithecsntropus.
" 'Horrid persons. said Miss Epstein.
giaring at Mr. At~eiI
3" I've got the manuscript said oriccr
Quinn.
" And I got lotked up. walled Mr. Nc
Lean.
Then everybody dispersed and the
tragedy was over