The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-05
LIVELY BATTLE FOUGHT
One Detective was Quite
Badly Knocked Out
Seattle Paper Gives a Very Graphic
Description of the Capture Of the
Marion Man. se

company, called AT the Jail yester-
day and today to express their sim
cere sympathy and their belief in
his innocence. Hole Is looking far
better than when he went away from
Marion. He is twenty pounds heay-
Ter and says that he is feeling fine.
Under the circumstances he is in fine
all things considered.
When interviewed today by n Mir
ror reporter, Hole told of his mar
riage in February to a Seattle girl.
He had a home of his own, nicely
furnished and was making a fine sal
ary and advancing steadily in busi-
ness life Of the western city, when
the arm of the law reached out and
snatehed happiness away from hin
and his bride. Hole has hundreds
of true friends in Seattle and they
will help him in his case here.
In the court of Justice Gompf yes
terday afternoon Hole was arraigned
and waived examination. He was
bound over TO the grand jury un-
der $1,000 bond. He says he is
abel to give bond and might be at lib
erty now, but he would rather wait
until the grand jury, which is now
| sitting concludes and II an indict-
ment is returned against him he will
furnish bond until his case IS called
for hearing.
Mr.. Hole stated today that his
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likely that others of his friends will
come from Seattle to help him fight
the case. Hole was thought a great
deal of by his employers and will be
given his old job back If he is ac-
quilted.
The following sotry taken from
Seattle paper tells of the taking OF
Hole while out on bail during the
time that his habeas corpus proceed
ings were being appealed to the
supreme court of the state of Wash
ington.
"As he was approaching his home
at the Allen apartments, at 313
Fifth avenue, at 7 o'clock last night.
G. ri. Lowe, alias Hole. wanted In
Marion, Ohio, on a charge OF en-
bezzling 81 900 from the Wells Fargo
Express Company, was arrested by
Special Agent c. b. Peyton, attach
ed to the office &C the prosecuting
attorney and Detective Stark, OF
Ohio. II was only after a desperate
fight, in which Peyton was consider
ably beaten, that the man was hand
cuffed and taken 10 he county jail.
Hiram G. Gill, attorney for Lowe,
made and attempt last night TO in
tercept what ne termed is a kid.
naped man, but after an automobile
trip TO Auburn at break-neck speed
he gave up the chase
Lowe when arrested was at lib
erty under 50 500 bonds, furnished
by Arthur Sherry, a local commission
man, and @. II. Noyes, proprietor of
barber shop and baths on First
avenue.
"Iowe had for nearly a year pre-
vious TO his first arrest, April n,
been employed on Western avenue
In commission houses. A few weeks
before his arrest he was married.
| His bride knew nothing OF the fact
| that he was wanted in Ohio for an
offense. and did NOT know that the
man she married had ever been
known by any other name
"Lowe fought the case here, and
last Friday, after a hearing with
Superior Court Judge Gillian, was
remanded to the custody OF the Ohio
officer who came her for him.. At
torney Gill appealed from that deci-
tion to the supreme court. Pending
the appeal, Lowe was allowed his
liberty under $500 bonds.
Attorney GIL says he feared there
would be an attempt made TO kidnap
his client, and advised Lowe to resist
arrest without warrant and that II
overpowered to call to any one
within hearing and ask them to
notify his attorney Gffha
Lowe was approaching his home
last evening when he was confront
ed by Peyton and the Ohio officer
He fought desperately, but was over
powered. He called to a neighbor
whose name Attorney Gill does not
know, TO telephone his attorney.
That man who saw the fight be-
tween the Officers and Lowe tele-
phoned Mr.. Gill.
"The attorney rushed at once to
police headquarters but could ascer-
tain nothing of the affair there Al
the county jail Deputy Sheriff Wheel
er informed him that Deputy Peyton
the Ohio officer and Lowe had been
there short time before. The pris-
oner was handcuffed and the shack
les were not taken off while the man
was In the jailers office.
TPeyton asked there for the SER
vices Of a coupe OF deputies TO take
Lowe into the country in an auto
mobile where he expected 10 board