The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-09-10

Yyt- me hank rohbcf that you're
fnoIslfift FOR, - going - giNe Nqu the SID
go freiS fonaorr6rI Tor EAiiadelphia
.fr1ln me jersey city Penny l,eaiia dcpot
and yFili san the ssae 3, $50 :
The note was written 10 2 voman's
hand, ana II seemed probable that
some companion with whom he had
become antagonized had Eiyen him
.avvay. took an assistant along and
~. hour before train time went to the
slapot on the Jersey side and sat down
IA the spacious corridor rallied on from
The trains Is walt and watch. Ten
n,inutes before train time q woman
,i,ont sixty years Of age passed
through 10 the train, md As there was
sonacthing ia the way she looked
about her thut attracted my attention
concluded 10 follow her leaving Bur
ton. my assistant. TO watch outside TN
the train was about - start
the woman went Into an ordinary
,,.,,s.;,,,.r coach and sat down. deposit
5ns, nor bundles beside her She seem
N "a lie hnxiousIy looking for some
nne.. and when the train pulled out OF
IN. sf,4ion. that person not having APP
reared. she made frantic rush 10 get
on. But the train was by this time
moving pretty rapidly and brakeman,
catching sight of her, stopped her.
Then she went back to her seat and
began 10 cry.
whats the matter7' asked
.sAiy old mans gone and got himself
left. He was to meet me here to go 70
IlhfiadeIphy. I'm afeerd somep'n's hap
pened to him."
Maybe he's on the train some rs,
replied. s.What kind of a booking man
Is her I'll hunt him up for you
Hes purity old, my man IS no
hair 'cept patches of white hairs be
hind the ears, white beard under his
chin and wears green glasses,
IAN right. I'll find him for you Il
he's aboard"
Glad OF an excuse to inspect the pas
sengers, 1 got up from my seat ana
went into the next car forward, where
+ I1nd posted Burton. Directing him to
search the cars ahead 1 searched those
n, r,aar. We, both scruttnized every
body. but when we met we had seen
no one answering the description or
exciting the last suspicion, went
hack TO the old woman and told her
feared her husband had really got lerE
4syVhnt's the first stopfT she asked
trenton. and that's the only stop
Of this train. VIII you get out there
The great danger now was that our
man if on the train might elude us at
Trenton. 1 posted Burton tn the for
ward part of the train while took q
nosftion In the rear, arranging with
him that as soon as the train stopped
we. were to jump on, move back on the
platform to a point where those gettlnR
on and OF would not intercept our
view of each other and scrutinize every
Oh 4VFkf
station we did as we had agreed but
neither OF us saw any ONE get or e1-
citing the least suspicion. We kept np
the watch till the conductor sigualed
the engineer to pull out; and at the
moment we were about to step aboard
n veil dressed gentleman whom We had
noticed ON the train Immersed In his
newspaper jumped from the ear plat
form and with the agility OF cat ran
to the exit Quick us thought sig
nailed Burton to get on the train while
7 +,,,-red and ran after the fugitive.
He led me quite a long chase and IL
would have been longer had not sig
nailed n cop ON the street just ns the
runner passed him. This ended tine
pursuit and in a few minutes had z
baIr of bracelets on the gentlemanly
man who had SO long fooled US on the
train.
A soon as i got MIN 10 tue pOlAGS
station took out photograph OF jar
vis md compared 1t with my captive.
There vns nothing very rugged about
either man or photograph, though dld
NOT doubt from the resemblance that
the one was a likeness OF the other. The
| original was of more delicate cast OF
countennnce than the picture, but this
attributed to the refining makeup
which was for gentleman.
well" he said despondently you We
got me- done my best to beat you.
couldn't stay any longer In New York
You had me cornered"
I telegraplied Burton at Philadelpnin
4 that had my man. BE was not TO FISK
| anything by arresting the old woman
unless he had proof of her completely
| with Jarvis. This was the same % Or
dering him not to trouble her, Tor ther0
\ was no evidence Whatever against her-
/ was several days waiting Tor extra
!. ditIor papers from New Jersey TO New
York. Just before was ready to leave
the matron of the jail came to me with
curious look In her eye.
'sYou won't be allowed TO take the
missioner out of the state on the papers
you have" she said.
..Because they call for a man."
..And whom DO propose to take Il
lS .sw !, Il you take the person you
\ brought here 1Fll be woman
s..Taryis sent for me this morning ana
| nroved to me concIuslvely that the pa
ners committing him or her we've lie
| - of,,c., fJ,oyy state the sex incorrectly