The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-23
REV. STUCkEY FOUND
v.nsAs mlNIsTER-EDsToR AND ioRENA SUTHERLAND IN GUS
 ToDY IN ILLINOIS.
TO BE BROUGHT BACK FOR TRIAL
The Couple Disappeared From VII. liamsbure In July, And No Ciew to Their Whereabouts Was Obtained Until a Few Days Ago.

Ottawa, Kan, Sept. 16.-Tbe Rev. " M. Stuckey, the Williamsburg. Kan. minister-editor, together with voung Miss Lorena Sutherland. are in custody at Waukegan, Ill.
 This is the positive information in q telegram from the sheriff at Waukegan to Sheriff Latimer here this morning. sheriff Latimer has left for Topeka to secure requisition papers and will pro coed at once to Waukegan and bring Mr. stuckey here to answer the charge of abduction sworn to in justice court here last night by Mrs. David Suther land the mother of the girl.
 Stuckey has been known fin Wau- kegan under the name of the Rev. w. Morgan, and this doubtless explains inc failure of the police there to iden. tify their prisoner under the name of stuckey. when at first queried. The polIce were last night furnished an ex. tended description of the man and girl from the sheriff's office here. and the telegram of reply received this morn ing reads as follows
 Stuckey and Miss Sutherland in GUS tody. What do you want done with them?
 It is apparent from the news from Waukegan that MT. Stuckey had not forsaken his ministerial activities. His churehly connections were, in fact. the cause of his apprehension at last, when his absence from his home threatened to resolve itself into an unsolvable mystery. Stuckey, it ap- pears, had been in Waukegan attend ing 8 Chautauqua meeting and It is the understanding here that he had been beginning activities for revival service through return to his old occupation, visiting evangelist.
 The first word that came to the local officers of Stuckey's whereabouts was not the message from Hubbard, Tex, officials announcing his location, but a letter received the day previous from the Rev K. N. Tucker, Christian minister at waukegan, who chanced to have met Stuckey on the latter's rounds as an evangelist and recognized him behind the alias of Morgan. MT. Tucker wrote to the Rev. N. s. Frank lin, an acquaintance, who Is a Chris tan minister at Princeton, near Wil- liamsburg
 The return of the minister to Otta- va to stand trial on the charge against him will be accompanied by very lively showing of feeling on the part of Williamsburg people, who couple a deep indignation at the treatment of the Sutherland girl with keen sym pathy for the abandoned wife. Mrs. stuckey said In z telephone conyersa- ton last night that she did not know whether or not she could meet or bus band when he returns. Her faith that he had wandered away by reason of mental collapse, and was innocent of any wrong intention, has suddenly been shattered.
 Miss Sutherland's parents state that they will take their daughter back. Mir Stuckey dropped out of sight July 20 while he was visiting broth CT, Walter Stuckey. of 2011 North Sixteenth street. Kansas City, Kan. He was editor of the Williamsburg Star of Williamsburg, Kan. and pastor oi the Christian church there. A few I days later Lorena Sutherland, l6 years old. and daughter of David Ssth- erland. farmer, left home.