The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-23

ANU gflEiljfliEc. ttO6r=fEsVtO WEN
WE'RE soulyFTo BE TAKEN TO
pENlTENTitssY.
Another successful jail delivery wal
effected from the Marion county irse
cure prison early this morning ant
nine prlsotigrs made q clean getaway
The delivery being the largest fol
some ntne and the men got their lib
Erty ~ simply forcing back severa
bars AZ Tie north end window OF the
JAIL ana climbing over a strong screen
covering halt the window.
The delivery was the most success
fiji that has been pulled off during
the past year and one that while the
waschfnafi patrolleh his beat that he
knew iothine about the escape until
lie was Rppralsed Of the fact by Depu
n Sheriff George II, Shoemaker this
morning shortly before . o'clock, who
. diseoFeted the yed-back bars and
the open window:
The prisoners who made their. es
cape this morning and the offense fot
which they we're convicted follows:
Charle Eslnski, Six months, assault
and battery; French Hood, IL months
lffecny Va1ter Carptnski, one yeal
III tbe penitentiary for grand larceny;
Ioiis gadis; one year in the peniten-
tiafy for unlawful cutting; Dominiech
9sRourki 90 days for assaulting Po
liceman Grover G. Curry; Henry Cur
tis 30 days. assault and battery; VIII.
liam Hecl six months, assault and
battery Eddie. G. Yost, three months
larceny, and Andy Ciskley, SIX
months, larceny.
AIl of the above named escaped pris'
1ners excepting those who were soon
10 be taken "a! the penitentiary-had
only short while to serve. 1t is be
lleged BY the fail authorities that Ed.
die Yost was The man who planned the
delivery He Us an unusually bright
Young man and is one Of the persons
who can ie contid idence and tempo.
rary lriehds shipssofs most any person
whether ne 8pstJ lis behind the bars
of on ille out side. He. apparently had
thofIueftal con- tfol over men much his
senior md II was heI who had the
hand mirror extended out the barred
were made lientt tton In the West VII,
ginian on Tuesday. He used the look.
Ing GAS for tIie ptirpose Of keeping
an eve on The tehtahils MO yerlents
down Tie alley that he might make
preliinsnafs Iifepafa atiohs to make a
slte6e fiis ii which he did. J.
Captain phohtas Tucker, the efh-
cieht Nor, mad d d careful inspection
81 ne bfis s6fiss sslasf night St, II o'clock
and vent home leaving the watchmann
s6h dnt NO iIame can be rightly at;
tached To- him or to the watchman Tor
deltyerysl &
During the past IL months there
haye beenmore than half dozen sue
cessful deliveries from the jail, which
place ls about as secure as a chicken
coop when the prisoners feel that they
want 10 take their liberty. The new
1ail has been under construction Tor
nearly tow years and It is hoped that
@ill soon be ready for occupancy
The watchmen at the jail during the
uask month have been as efficient and
SEatchful as any men could possible
be and Captain Tucker is always on
the lob Ball the day and the greater
bart of the night and is one Of the best
i6iiers Marion county ever had, but
Win Sll the vigilance escapes are
made.
Thesprisoners did not make their es-
cane via the prison proper but by torc'
Il heavy oak door OF three locks
LEADING to an. adjoining room and then
i6werilE the upper sash OF a WINDOW
ind pulling back two bars that had
been sawed several months ago When
half dozen prisoners made their es'
c;i1e. none of whom have been cap
4lFed.
ThereSwere more than nine men VINO
conld have escaped this morning lor
li there were eleven prisoners In the cor.
.riior of The Jail at the time. The two
WHO claim that they refused to go
were Steve Bellich and Shad Kullngn,
rhe former man escaped from the jail
fome time ago and who was recap
t6red some weeks aIterward, While
Kiilingh has a few months longer TO
4 serve on CONVICTION Of violating the
s.I0hnson pistol toting law. :,
This afternoon the Harris blood
hounds were nut on the trail OF the
pffsonefss taking the scent from the
indpR from which they made their
ape and going out Jefferson street
toward the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
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