The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-03

! others were trying TO throw the blame
on me Tor what they had done, I though,
u was time to come to the front.
wasn't in New York when Rosenthal
was Killed. and I didn't want to DO
Jobbed' by Rose.
THOUGHT HE'D BG KEPT IN
TomBs FOR A YEAR.
when I heard the police were after
me went up to Fieischmanns to keep
out OF the way for a while. You see. I
inquired that had a bad namc and that
the police would keep me In the Tombs
year or 50. anyway. even though I am
innocent. had an idea that In a couple
OF weeks they might get the right par.
ties. and that would let me out. In the
mean time I would b having q nice va
cation.
! i got the papers every day. all of
them ] could lay my hands on. They
were interesting. There were some
mighty fine pictures Of me In them. too
One OF tho people got to b pretty
friendly with came around day before
Yesterday and showed me one Of the
pictures.
That's Whitley" Lswis, ne said.
| ~ yvu WHVWs No iooko oomotnmB ike
YOU
II looked At Il and laughed. Then I
said. Yes. but II Amt me-
i was right on the point of owning
up that time. felt like saying. Sure.
It's me. I'm whitley" Lewis
IT was at oil afraid OF being ar
rested. would have had plenty to
| worry me. They got word I'D there
several days ago, you know, that I was
In the vicinity. After that th~y did
nothing bu, ,aik about .WhI,.v. Y...,.
ana wor1sr wh...
.,t $3.50. $3.50 ~.
"u' ""S' ms'ter
OF 1act' shaved every day In the con-
stables barber shop. All heard when
was in there was Whitley Lewis I
had to give my theories about where he
was. lust like the rest Of than Nohoav
bad IN. i.a., Ia. =, .,,.n,,,
IT,. u ,s. p.ns NE.
NJ ."'.s' ."'' ieno" "h''eS
LOWS must look ike such a monster
that you could tell him a mile of.
There was only one time that ever
out who was. Tba, WA, one. whsn !
~, IT, ~. 49, o"e "s"
A.. - -, SIP "'u 'ouhu
VIZ NJ wv, nau A'ways sha Ied me
was pasS. me Sohstaoie himseif was
standing behind an empty chair. l sat
down to wait my regular barber, but
the Constable called out. 'NeXs.'
wOiI, DN,r ierru cONer,,
"So" -. ooNs ABLE
SnAve H'M'
NO. l said. III wait. This man
has been sha ling re right along lie
makes a good Job of II. III wait for
him.
This IL what was afraid Of" said
"whitey." lifting his cap. "See that
scar on my head? II WAS described I'm
the papers, and | Thought the Cons, bls
might notice II and get to stud wing me
He knew Whitley Lewis was in the
neighborhood and was mighty anxious
20 catch him. Il would have bssn a
great feather in HIS cap.
There was another fellow was
Cumming with up there who had heard
that the Sheriff had offered a rovard
for capturing this fellow Whitley. Iswis
think tho reward he offered wa, sg,
It wasn't very much. Well. anvwav
this friend OF mine was anxious 10 catch
him. A couple Of days sro he said 10
me:
"'You coma from N.v York a,r..
you?
~ said 4 did. Then he asked m. !,
, had ever seen Whitley Lewis s.,d
/ thought .ad.
, "'Well' he sa,d. y xot q Tin n. -
where he's stopping. You come aionS
and hello me catch him. ana ri anil, az
reward with ycu.' ''''
"'Sure thing I said. .ru hahn ,,,,
: out ali I can A little chang. vo ,TS
d come I'm handy. """''
1 "But I missed the enrasemen, ;, .,
out with him ON .Wh,tsv' I~y,... 10y
I thought that ~ wa. go,rw % az,
- caught some n, YORK HeaSnra,
man would do IL. 1t was no surnriss :,
70 me when Detective I,,rysv ,o,d ,, y
N was under arrest. had reoa 10 -,
"a pap,rs that Inspector Hughes .a", ", ~.
hnd ma covered. I see no was r'rs, ~,
20 M az taaa mat IA. ,r.a,, ~ 80,