The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-25

ever seen the man before. Sure.
said Willie. brightly. why, that's
the man whom 1 left Sharon With. He
took me to Cleveland, then to Ashta-
bula and back TO Cleveland.
He had a mustache when | first
saw him at the school house, but he
must have cut it off later This is the
way he looked when | last saw him
In Cleveland"
When Willie concluded. Boyle was
taken back to his cell and the woman
was brought in.
She was defiant and naughty in her
demeanor She stared at Whitla ana
the other members OF the party. Her
only relapse from the indignant man.
ner was when she first saw Willie.
The woman smiled.
Immediately Willie walked up TO
her. and, extending his hands. said:
How do you do"
Hello, While" the woman replied,
as she placed ner hand upon his head
and carressed him for an instant
The boy then stepped back to his
father and was asked several ques-
tIons by the chief OF police.
Yes, | know her. he said, "she
vas the nurse who took care OF me In
, Cleveland. She told me | was sick
and in a hospital. | saw her a whole
lot She was with me most all OF the
| time"
Notwithstanding the woman's form
, er assertion that there woIld be a SEN
! sation when she was identified or when
! Whitla saw her. snc and Whitla looked
at each other without outward evil
! dencc Of recognition. They did not
! speak TO each other. Neither did she
/ speak with any OF the other members
of the party.
After the brief examination by the
chief the woman was taken back TO
/ jail.
County Prosecutor Kline, who is In
! charge Of The grand jury, said that
7 while he could not say what the grand
, jury would do, the man and woman
could be held in Ohio on the charge
OF blackmail
The prosecutor also stated that the
; grand jury had taken the matter up
merely as precaution, as there were
no present intentions Of prosecuting
the prisoners here
1T would be better II they were
tried in Pennsylvania. as the laws IN
that state are much more severe, the
extreme penalty for kidnaping being
life Imprisonment" the prosecutor
said.
; That is what they deserve, II gull
ty. For that reason they VIII be tak-
on to Sheron for trial first II. Tor
~, get y ont
ikcre, tEey oaInct escape entirely IS
VIC co1l arrest then ana try ITEM on
Inc charge OF O.aciiMeE. We shll!
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i'c loilcu touay iocd e' 'Ic n"t1o
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uo" h'o"h "pa,D,'s". "oI>e vi '"N
pc',e' o'"e' ihI u,dA dlu "o'l'n
rented d sung on 'nS scSo''u i'ooi
from. "ilile S''I Ie spSn' c' ls'uei
soie tlhle ae ne lioli. "in'o"S anu
notlcel me names Cn inc sIreeI cas-
Whlch pafSed- he also sa'u nc ic'u
sign across tne st'ce1 "hlch ne re-
memDefei. IL was through 'he al
oil inc Signs ana the street car SIGNS
thaS the lar OF the Hdhapefs Was lo'
Gated The bulldinG IS In popuious
Gls'rict. Inc KdnaperS a'e at le''
tanrapt nearby
Mrs. Maud Forker, VINO is the Wile
OF Harry Forker. bfother OF MIS-.
Nhitla, was seen al her nome In NOT
walk, Ohio. today When she was
given description OF the woman she
exclaimed, That woman again
She then broke down and "ept o,l-
tcrly. Mrs forker would say nothing