The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-06
GREGORY LANDED
IN RICHMOND JAIL
Former Railway Cashier Seems Glad Strain Is
Over-Outlines His Journey In Attempt to
Avoid Justice But Declines to Discuss
Crime of Which He Is Accused.

an at nome And the response. de-
HNcred In low tones. was reassurins.
Tor he smiled again. There were many
IN the station who knew him, and it
was almost like a reception. CAPTAIN
McAlahon took him to the Davis Hotel
ior ulnner. Gregory ate sparincly and
talked little more with his brother
II was soon noised on the str. cts that
! gregory was inside, and street gangs
sa'hered at the window to peer in. as
II AT some world-renowned curiosity.
Al length they were driven away nv
order of Captain Mcmahon. But Greg
DRY seemed to have little resentment
against the curious crowds. and waved
ms hand at them as they continued to
look W
Here 1 am he said Look away."
After the meal was ended a closed,
carnage was obtained, and. accom-
panied by Captain Mcmahon and two
newspaper men. Gregory was driven 70
the City Jail
Wants to Sec Friends. =
Guy Sergeant Sattcrfcld was
awaiting the prisoner. Gregory reco,t-
hized him, but Sergeant SatterGcld
could not remember having met him
oetore' Finally his memory was logged
niue. and he remembered the man
mno stood before him. Gregory was
sun calm and contented He asked
( only that his friends. Of whom he said
thcre would be number. he allowed
10 see him Mr.. Satterneld said ho
would extend him all the usual cour-
'csics' Ihen he was led away to he
seaFched before the incarceration.
a room on the second floor. fncfn.
s"uLh' was given him. 1t is not a cell
such as convicted prisoners use. I'm, n
| steel barred room. almost ne ooo,1 &"
motel room. in which nrisoners
| aWhlunS trial are confined II w.
H'ed up with the usua! conveniencss
an. cream linen was on the little iron
saw Chicago Parade.
"ptah McAiahon and Gregory Iof.
Chlcaso at / o'clock Tuesday orter
noon. They We're in cbicagn ~ Se,.
ana on Michigan Avenue C;reFor, ~;
me ofhcer watched the big Fouyth
81 July parade Before lcavinr
yer captain Mcmahon put II nm
80 say 10 Gregory, and a con1nIo,n
uhaerstandins was reached. n,rir =
~ gay they travelled unconffncd ara
,.o one on the trains knew tina, ono
niab, 0.t'ct' the other prisoner. AZ
ISL theE slept together. each b.rL
suited to the other There vaS
oM'ice Tor escape. though it is dn,h,r,,,
'''er Gregory would have atten,n,
cu TO escape If opportunity haJ a.,
on the first night out tn, hand
were tisht and hurt him a littIo
,' Can'i you loosen UP a little" he
h.'l"ireG rather pathetically. after he
could 'ohS as he
Certainly." said Captain McMabo,
, WY didn't you speak before" Th~
Wa ~ "a - We're ioosened and there
Gregory said that he had bc.r,
, treated with the utmost courtesy ana
he ha" "nn:, by Captain Mcmahon. and
ne continued TO express gratitude and
20 praise the ofncer for his tIndr -
gregory looked extremely Well Me-
ter than he did before he Ter pt.,,
n inond He did not attempt to play =
par. but seemed his natural self ana
II WAS evident to ali who saw h ht,n
,lat he was glad to get back to rich.
i .id' ana in a sincerely happier mood
'nrn neiore his sudden departure.
Inc ro ward offered for Crepory,s
,tSi Will be divided between of,corsa ar
ra,.,r ttIrnin2nd and Denver Police r,c.