The evening world., 1913-02-15
DETECTIVES FIND
STOLENP|NH|ODEN
IN J|MMY'S BEARD
Whiskers That Made Coniskey
Famous on East Side Are
Arraigned in Court.

Oomiskey'. whiskers calculated 70 In
spire astonishsnens-svs ave. ThsfO
may he another set like them On the
east side. perhaps. but not more than
one set. for more than two such VIVID.
iuxuriant growths could not pass 10 and
fro on tho streets OF our fair city with
cut causinx continuous remark.
Jimmy and his whisksrs were In JET.
ferscn Market Police Court to-1ay
charged with highway robbsry-ysA
both Jimmy and the whisksrs were %
charged. and IN addition The whisksrs
w0s charged With resolving stolen
gooAs. How II came about 10 . story
that besins A. 100 o'clock this morn
ing when Mr.. vsndsru Arnold. .
broksr. was standing ~ rhirty.fourth
street end Broadway waiting for . taxi
cab 70 happen sions While 70 -
nssd he Vas Approached By jimmy
Ccmislssy.
'Pssass. mister" said Jimmy Com.s-
ksg. gimme Ne price Of . bsd."
hr. Arnold looked at Jimmy Comic
key and laughed. lie couldn't help Il
for dspending from the lower part Of
'immy's face vas . vsritabls spron Of
low comedy red whtsksrs. cut across
the bottom in . Straight line. Mr..
Arnold laughed % hard he threw back
ils head. the more easily 70 sxpsl his
inirth. and % expoesd 70 prominenoe .
Giamond and ruby stio,rpin In his crav~t.
Like a flash the nimbhs fingers Of
Jimmy ComiskeV reached out and An
nsxed the stickpin. And thea jimmy
fled down broadway. accompanied b.
!. sound like the compialst OF an cleo
tric fan on . hot day. sAid sound pro-
cssding from his wtalsksrA
Right after jimmy sped M. ArAoll.
whose Joy had svaporased. The chase
led to Thirty-sscond street. doubled
lack and ended at Thirty-fourth street.
where Policeman Painter nabosA Jim.
my Just a. he was lsapinS Ter Thirty.
fourth street car.
They took Jimmy "a the station house
end searched for the pin. The ssarof
was fr,iitless. although NJ. Arnold In.
slsted he had been right behind Nmm,
ali the time and the pin SeulAn't Aavs
been thrown away.
Then they searched jimmy again. 0tii
no pin. They stripped Jimmy and wA
through his apparel from his shoss u
lis hat. The result was basrsa Jimmy
face wore a grin.
AHA" calculated . detective ia,
whiskers."
And there they found the pin. snuSlI
nesting In Jimmy's whiskers, under Aia
chin. There was . sort Of little osv>
In the red abundance Of hair. II va
capacious enough 70 shelter . waite,
and chain.
jimmy has . record going back b
Iso. when he was ssnt to the House o.
1,sfuge a. . boy. He told the police h
grew the whiskers for purposes of dis
SAss. but the sleuths are Of the opinion
that the resourcsfui jimmy used then
moro as a sort OF SAFE deposit vault.
GAGh tribute 10 the faArnsss and -
pshAMty oe M sherman we're paid b
SSnAtor 0alnnOsr. to whom hs had con
Hdsd hts fears Of being forced to retir
from the vice-Presidsnt's chair befor
the end Of his term.
he former ce-Prssdsnt's long sal
vice - . member Of the House wa
rSNtewed by Senator Lodge.
Othse Senators touched upon the RI
nsAskabls capacity Of the late Vice
Jpnsident for attracting drisndship q
usso.
TAs tribute Of the Hoass Of Rsprsssr
tativss 10 its former member, who fe
nsaay year, was head ID influential con
mfttses. was paid by speaker Cham
Ozark. Mr.. sherman. he said. was or
Of those unusual men who had bee
able to learn the traditions and pra'
taoss Of both the House and Senate.
'tas had himself 90 well In hand thu
he could not he bAited into an exsnib
sion of bad temper" said the Speake
In vtnory he was not extensively juh
liant. In defeat he wan not utterly ca
down. He appeared equal to both e,
trsmes OF fortune. clearly realising Wit
hin optimistic philosophy the astoundir
swtftness with which situations chan,
in this rapid age"