The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-27

The burglar was preparing to leave
with jewels and silverware. Flagherty
had been told that Mr.. Peck had fired a
charge of buckshot at the burglar he
had seen in his home, and he said he
believed he had hit him. Fla gherty call
ed upon the burglar to stop or he d fire.
The man sprang from the porch to the
ground and started to run. The police
| men were too fast for him, however,
and bounced on him before he had gone
| a hundred yards. Flagherty put the
handouts on the man, who did not then
tell his name. They found watch ON
him engraved with the name of Will
| liam Dealing and several mileage books.
He wore no shoes, having taken them
off in going through the houses ON his
mission of burglary.
Flagherty despatched his men to New
! Brunswick and told them to bring back
a wagon. He waited with the prisoner,
seated in the roadway As the man
was hapdcuffed it was not thought like
| ly lie could escape, but while Flagherty
was examining the mileage books the
| prisoner jumped to his feet and larted
off down the road. Flagerty fred ,at
the fleeing man, and the bullet struck
the burglar in the hand. The police
man failed to catch the burglar, but
afterwnrd learned that he had encount-
cred a negro OH the roadway and gave
him diamond ring to the file off the
-handcuffs. The burglar, it is alleged,
then tramped in his stocking feet TO
Elizabeth and then on to Jersey City.
Walked An Way Home.
Weak and weary from his injuries,
the police say the man arrived mt his
home, spoke few words to mis- wife
and then went to see DR.. Samuel Eden,
of No. 1870 Bushwick avenue. He told
the physician that he had been tinker
ing with chemicals and an explosion
followed an experiment.
DR.. Eden sent him to the cottage, a
sort of sanitarilum, where he could re-
ceive attention.
The New Jersey police meanwhile
were busy looking up the name of the
man who owned the mileage books.
After much work they found the books
, had been issued in the name of Frank
Henry. Besides the detective from the
Middlesex County Prosecutor = Office
, Brooklyn police were set to watch at
the Henry home. They saw no man
come in or out, and it was not until
they saw men S clothes hanging ON a
line that they were convinced Henry
was the man they wanted.
Mrs. Henry was followed Yesterday
when she went 10 Richmond Hill with n
|, change of attire for her invalid hus-
band, The police entered the place
and told the physicians there they
. wanted to see man who had been shot.
I They were informed there was no
n man who had been shot there, adling
a that they had patient who had been
G hurt in an explosion, The policemen
o asked 20 see him. Thoy were certain
( was the man they wanted and arrested
9 him. Mrs, Baxter Hnid last night she
4 aid not believe her father was guilty
4 Mrs, Henry was prostfated, fhe lasl
a words she heard from her husband, ae
Q cording 10 the detectives, weTai
"Goodhy, DOCTOR i'm be- hard o.
tho wife and ehildTen,-Niy little cir
~ must not know
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