The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-07

II was because OF that information that
Doyle was picked up.
Chief Matthews communicated with the
81. Joseph authorities who asked that
fugitive from justice warrant be Issued
This was done nearly two weeks ago,
and 10 hold Doyle until the proper papers
could be made out and an officer come
east for him. the old vagrancy charge
was held over him
Yesterday. hoping 10 get by the requisi-
tlon which he knew was coming, Doyle
pleaded guilty 10 being a vagrant.
Judge Rueckert was on to the game and
at the request OF Assistant City Solicitor
Cram deferred sentence until next Tues
day.
Doyle was due 10 make his last move
on the local police checker-board and ne
prepared for Il by advice he later de-
clared.
II, knew that Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Tennant OF ST. Joseph, Mich. arrived
here last evening and that GOV Utter
had honored the papers brought from the
ctief executive OF Michigan.
Doyle prepared for his sensational move
bv taking off all OF his clothing, save his
shirt and underwear.
When Chief Matthews. Lieut.. stone
Fatrolman Higgins and Constable Nc
Manus went 10 the woman's ward az s;ie
O'Clock 10 bring Doyle TO detective head
quarters they found him snugly wrapped
up lr bed comforter.
He refused 10 get up. declined TO dress
and swore that no power on earth coulu
get him out OF Rhode Island.
The cell door was opened and then be-
gun n record fight,
Dovle clune 10 the wooden bench as
long as he could and when his grip was
broken. clawed the officers with his long
finger nails bit~at their hands and trled
to kick them in, the abdomen.
The struggle was n fierce one. but In the
end DOYLE was dragged 10 the corridor
and commanded 10 dress himself
This he refused 10 do, and another hard
fight ensued
Not until twisters were used which took
the skin of his wrists. producing most
exquisite agaony was Doyle brought un-
der subjection and his clothing put upon
him
He was then handruffed and dragged
bv force 10 the headquarters office and
there made another scene. twice making
move as though intending to strike
Chief Matthews I'm the face with the big
steel manacles
A promise OF a smash in the face
caused him to desist
DOYLE is confirmed dope" fend. He
asked for his stock Of morphine. which
was found 10 consist of a full bottle and
small tin box half full. and from the
latter by sheer guess he took about
eight grains-two more than fatal dose
for any person not accustomed to use the
drug
This he washed down with cup OF
water, and speedily coming under the In
fuence OF the poison. said that he fire.
qrently took 10 grains without feeling
any bad effects.
Doyle let drop enough 10 disclose that
he had travelled extensively in the West
particularly along the California coast.
as he was familiar with routes. distances
and the running time OF trains.
lie receipted FOR the property taken
from him. which was then delivered 10
Deputy Sheriff Tenant.
The latter knew that he had bad Gus
toner 10 deal with and. fearing another
outbreak or interference on the part Of
the Western crooks. he employed Ben"
Nichols. former member of the police
force and as big as the side OF a barn,
almost 10 go with him
Doyle Tenant Nichols and Chief Mat
thews got into n hack at 1890 o'clock and
were driven TO the Union passenger sta
tior. and at II .07 the surly crook was on
his way 10 New York
Deputy Sheriff Tennant said that he
knew Maxwell very well. and that the lat
ter has so bad record i'm the West that
he is sure Of getting 10 years in prison
DOYLE didn't deny that he was Maxwell
but seemed 20 think that the police ought
Ia prove his identity before he was taken
out OF the state.
He was also very sore over the loss of
! the $500 cash which he had put up at ST.
| Joseph by way Of bail. arguing tNat II
the state got that money II ought 10 he
| satisfied and let him GO
The Murphy woman cannot get Ja't
Dixon wisely left the state wlen Doylo
was "pinched."
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