The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-10-16
Detective Who Forced Awful Truth from Mlnderer's Lips

ing thar time secured puOuph fact !
which ,,,cbol t,g,,bor convinced
nyrncs that McGIoIr WAS the person
yyru had murdered rIarinr
Rv the time the pcoplc Of busy New
York had forrottcD All about the
tragedy NJ Wost Twontv.sivtb stree,
ar had consigned /, 10 the limbo Of nm.
discovered mysteries pyrnes on his
mart dnf.rrrirnd that tho bour had
arrived I'm strike q decisive hlow n,
srut his mon out and arrested Nc
GIpIp AJgrnr RorGnId and Norrisoy
r,rb nm. 49,. ,,.rr.b,,leJ IN son,a
trivial charr. and tb.y wrrr brourht
10 boadntIarfrrs and nlarrd In SOM
ratn coils Tnny rr,t,. s,nd vehement
Iy huf ,II IL, no. ,y,u IrrilrrtoIIy fl
uirlt ln r,,r,.,,l-rI tbry v.rr toI..n
.IYsg and rn ono pr ,rrm know of
.br arrest or the other Also each
p,,n Ir.ts,.d ,ra, u. rrtinn nj ,nu
.upnrip,nrd,pt v.,u GO. ourropc and a
yipl1iiyu Of fine constitution which
Guaranteed 10 every man the right lu
life liberty an. the pursuit of lapui
moss
py,nrg s,riIr. rr,u,I. and sad moth
ir,
u,. ur,rr f., .r.....l and thr fam,
mon remained ,Il,r lp,a and Er.
Gnro ,r tar s.n.ri,ra,.. officials no,
,nir. ,r,rr of fla. rr.us nC thr ip.
sr,,,nr wanted I'm ,..,v what w,s IN
IN, dopo with tl,,. ,ri-,,rnrs # grnm,a
childish IN ,b,m ia hold tho mon I'm.
definitely an such rriHfur rharrrs Up
m,dn no p,r'auafiopr offered ma OK.
,usos s'p,rIv said wait" Tie cared
pntbiro ,l,,ut Nnran napGold and
unrrisry l,i no r,r.i a rrrot deal
about McGlolu. He wanted TO make
him uncomfortable and he sue.
ccrdcd In the meantime. he was
carefully prcparinc the stage for the
last biz act in his lttlc drama. He
would not be hurried he would no, be
caiclcd. lie bidcd his time.
If cama finally and tho ec,uo v,s
"nulInd of" IN , wov thar uodn tho
moloJromo of tha mndern etorn s.rm
e,oIc and uunroGtahlc In c,mr,,risnn
ono morning tbr ipspcctor arrival
ot his orfco n mn. carlton than ;,euol
md cnr a timo thero was rr,at Inc.
tie and hustle incident Ia lhc re.
ARRANGEMENT ~ tho omcn furpiturc
Whom ~ WAC corcn,dcd uvrnos Icapod
hocl, In his revolving chair with n
sicb os sotisfoctIo, Then af,or "A
swaeplnr survey NJ tho room he hent
over and tanned n hell on his desk
A messenger resropdcd The ipspcc.
tor looked mn sborpIy
"Snnd down IN thc coIIroom and
hiring Mike McGloIn to me at once"
A glass case at Headquarters con.
tanned the ropes and the black caps
which had been used in the execution
of famous murderers. The grursomc
relies were all plainly labeled and
were horrible enough to affect the
nerve Of the most hardened criminal
This case was rolled out into the cen.
ter of the room so that 1t would be
the first object to greet the eye of
a visitor Inspector Byrnes was seated
with his back to large window over,
looking a courtyard. Near his desk
was vacant chair which. when oc
cupcd, gave the person sitting there
good view OF the courtyard. All
about the room were mirrors which
enabled Byrncs to see all that trans
Presently the door opened and Nc
Gloin entered. An officer who was
with him quietly withdrew. The
prisoner looked about him with a
surly air. He turned to the inspector