Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-18
LEAVE LOWELL BY
 HIGHT
Boarding House Keepers AL legged to Owe $500 Take Wife of Bert Lang Officers Hot on the Trail
(DeIayed.)
Lowell. Oct

Lowell. Oct 1G, 1907
 Another boarding house proprie- tress has seen fit to leave by the midnight freight without first con suIting her creditors. This morning about G:3O as Judge Grier was sittins down to his ham and, the telephone rang and his honor was informed that his presence was requested at the hall of justice at once to issue sew eral complaints. Arriving there he was met by Henry Kamnen, who complained to giving up $50 in ad- vance to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brewer Of the Hughes house for a months board and that when he reported this morning at the boarding house he found the stove colder than an ice berg.
 shortly after NIT. Kamnen g0l through telling his troubles to the judge, Bert Lang appeared on tht scene and asked for complaint against Nellie Lang. his wife, charg- ing her with the larceny of a suit case of the value of $10. According to Mir. Lang. who is a hard working miner. his wife had been waiting Q
 table for the Brewers, who have been running boarding house at the Hughes building. Coming home about o'clock this morning he found the room empty, and thinking perhaDs his wife was down in the kitchen he repaired to that part of the house and upon arriving there he found th
 house in utter darkness and in such condition that his suspicious were at once aroused. Returning to his room he continued his investigation with the result that he found all hi, clothes missing. Putting and to- gether. which makes 9, he was not long in arriving at the conclusion that the Brewers had taken Mrs. Lang along with MT. Kamnen's $50. What is still worse Bert Collier, a part ner of Lang's in the mine is also missing and Lang feels sure he has been Kidnapped by Mrs. Lang. Shortly after the complaints were issued Constable Gray left for Osborne to try to intercept the parties, and he was told at that point that the sup posed culprits had taken a freight for Douglas. Catching the first pas senger train Constable Gray spent the day there tn search of them but failed to get any trace of the fugi- tives. In connection with the above affair Mrs. w. Wilson was arrested this afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer, upon complaint of Bert Lang. charging the said Mrs Wilson with aiding and cOunsell:ng the said George Brewer and his wife in the crime of obtaining money under false pTetenses. According to the evidence so far in the possession of the of, ficeTs, the defendant, Mrs. Wilson looms up as the master mind :n the getaway, and they claim are ready to prove that she hired a douhie team last night about 9 G'clcck and returned the same this morning at about 8. and furthermore they were at Osborne at 1910 a. n. iuquir:ng as to when the next train would leave for the east. Upon being brought before Judge GTier the woman plead ed not guilty and was released upon her own TecogniZance for a few hours in orde to secure bail. Not having been able to secure the desired amount at o'clock tonight she was locked up to appear for hearing to- morrow morning.
 From what can be learned, 1t seems the Brewers are indebted to local merchants here and in Bisbee to the amount of $500 or more. If they haven't succeeded in getting across the line yet they will no doubt be in custody before iong,as their descrip- tons have been wired to all officers between Fl Paso and Benson
 This morning at 10 o'clock. Jim Taliferro appeared before Judge Grier to receive sentence for having con ducted a poker game in the Swim sa- loon contrary to law. Taliferro, who was found guilty yesterday by a jury in the local court, was accompanied