The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-12
HUNTED SLAYER
BOBS Up IN ROLE
Of ABOND BUYER
Offers to Take $50, 900
of New York's Forty
Million Issue.

Dorsey Foultz, he who is wanted by
the washington police. the man who
has been chased every month IN The
year for ten years, has Teappeared in
marvellous manner.
Emerging from hiF cover, where he
stayed as one Of the criminals, he has
come to ngnt as one of the criminal
rich" IN all the splendor or wall
Street magnifIcencss with the assurance
Of a railroad president and tne inno-
ceuce of a girl graduate. ne mas put
himself on record as being wiling 70
invest $4,000 in the S40OO0U00 issue UI
~ per cent bonds issued by New YORK
His bid is heraIded in the morning
papers. There II IS. in black and white.
A reporter for The Times saw II ana
sought Dorsey, the unconqueraole, tnS
disappearing, in his office on wan
street where he governs with ali the
force that might be expected in man
able to eIude the pursuit OF the police
Washington Authorities Astonished.
The washington authorities are dunn
founded by Dorsey's dash into the ranks
Of the Carnegfes and the Rockefellers
Wnen a Times representative called
uDon Commissioner West this morning
10 inform him, as the Commissioner IN
charge OF the Police Departent, that
Dorsey Foultz, the famous and much
wanted criminal, had at last been 10
Gated as a member OF the muIu-Inli-
liorai colony. he expressed surprise
The Information was given him in this
'Mr. Commissioner, The Times de-
sires me tc inform you that Dorsey
Foultz, the murderer, who has led your
police and detective departments e hide
hunt for these many years, has, ac-
cording TO an Eastern paper, been To-
Gated in New York. and the more the
surprise is it that he is found to be IN
! the class of the 'criminally rich
Mr.. West Owns He Is Surprised.
Commissioner West: You both sur
| prise and interest me-
The Times represent tative: Yes. sir!
N the long list Of subscribers to some
/ gilt edge bonds Dorsey Foultz, of Wash
| ington. appears along with some of the
best known capitalists of the country
as a bidder for $4,000 worth of the
bonds.
Commissioner West: "wen. I would
never have suspected that Dorsey was
in New York, especially that he had
/ become a capitalist and had as much
Of the coin of the realm as he is report
ed to have. The fact that he is abroad
and not n hiding is a body blow to
/ Major Sylvester and Captain Boardman.
and serious!y : disCrCditS the well-eaTned
reputation Of the police and detectives
/ Tor efficiency in the possession Of those
Qualities tlat have made the PinkertonS
/ and Sherlock Holmes internationally
/ famous possessing an Argus Eye that
/ never permits a murderer TO escape and
] as man hunters who never lose The tVail
/ or fail to run down their man. 1t is
/ hard to believe that Dorsey is a capi-
/ talist. In all probability he has just
! returned under She presumption, like
Rip Van Wrinkle, that he has been for
/ gotten by the authorities in the genera
/ tion tnet has passed since he COM
nitted his crime.
J Il would not be surprised if you should
/ come in here some morning and point
/ out 20 ny astonished gaze in the society
! columns thai Dorsey had attended tbs
| night before some important social
/ function.
/ The Times representative: 'fWell Mr.
/ Commissioner viii you take any officia
notice OF the matter?'
/ Commissioner West: ''Well in the ab.
sence of Major Sylvester, who is in Gin
/ cinnati, ! shall postpone action unit
/ the majors return"
When seen at his Office Dorsey wal
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