Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-08-31
F Long IS
AGAIN IN CUSTODY
Lawyer Who Escaped From
MCNEIL Arrested in
Little Rock.
WAS WITH A WOMAN
Will Be Brought to Pine Bluff This
Morning BY Mcneil and
Placed in Jail.
WAS WITH A WOMAN

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. Sol. f.
Long, the Pine Bluff attorney, charg-
ed with embezzlement, who escaped
from Deputy Sheriff Angus Mcneil OF
Jefferson County Thursday at Stuff
CART, was arrested in Little Rock
Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff
}. J. Hawkins.
Long was caught at the city park
At the time Deputy Sheriff Hawkins
walked up he was talking to /.
woman. The woman refused to re-
lveal her identity or state if she was
related to Long.
T. Deputy Hawkins spoke to Long as
he stepped in front of the bench
where the attorney and the woman
were sitting
"Hello,r said Long in reply to the
deputyss greeting AS he rose he
started to shake hands.
's-.-.@ Searched the Prisoner.
I'll have to search YOU said
DCpuCS iIel W hiIIS. lIo Ndo tIlC IIlSL
intimation Long had that HAWKINS
was an officer.
After Longs escape from the train
at Stuttgart the officers here We're
notified to be on the watch for him
and Sheriff Hutton detailed men to
watch every incoming train.
After his capture Long told the Of
ficers when he walked off the train
and away from the jefferson County
deputy he had but 80 cents in his
pocket. He said he walked u miles
before he found a negro to file the
handouts he wore. He paid part
of his capital for this service. Prac-
tically destitute, Long says he walked
the remainder of the way into Little
Rock; The officers had not figured
on him coming into town on foot.
Deputies Take the Trail.
A tip was received at the sheriff s
) office this morning that a man an
swering Longs description had been
$ seen, and Deputies Hawkins. High
and Beller took up his trail. They
found he had gone down Sixth street
l ! and the officers scattered out ana
: We're all in the neighborhood of the
y park when Hawkins discovered Long
II and his woman companion sitting on
), | a park bench.
S The sheriff a. Pine Bluff was no
0 titled OF the capture of Long and
i told Sheriff Hutton that Deputy Me
Neil would start at once for Little
n Rock for his prisoner.
}. Long is under indictment, returned
4 by the jefferson County Grand Jury
Il charging him with embezzling $115
Q from a client.
: When the prisoner slipped away
from the sleeping officer at Stuttgart
:. he pinned the, following note to the
officers coat sleeve:>.
: 5"Goob-bye. Mac. I'll see you in
$ Pine Bluff tomorrow-maybe'
: To BE Brought Here Today
1t was expected that Constable
Angus Mcneil. who Went to Little
u Rock as soon as he learned of Longs
y arrest yesterday morning. would
l. bring Long to this city last night
but he failed to do so. Sheriff
Brewster permitted Officer Mcneil
: to go for Long and he went to Union
Station yesterday afternoon to meet
the Iron Mountain train, fully ex-
pecting Mcneil and Long to arrive
MeNeill did not reach Little Rock in
time to come back with his prisoner
: on the afternoon train and Sheriff
i Brewster and several of his deputies
l and large number of curious specta-
tors went to Union Station at 1920
last night. when the night train ar
/, rived from the capital. Again they
were disappointed. Sheriff Brewster
c@Mld not explain the failure of Nc
Neill and his prisoner to arrive here.
A Graphic representative telephoned
to Little Rock to ascertain if Long
was still in Jail there. Jailer Evans,
in charge of the Pulaski county Jail,
r said that Long was asleep i'll his cell
4 Mcneil, he said, had decided to wait
until Sunday morning to bring the
prisoner TO Pine Bluff
II leaked out here last night that
, Judge +. J. kerwin, white slave Of
t ficer, was investigating Longs "trip
to Charlotte, ~ c.. with "a blonde
woman who is supposed to be Mae
Leonard, of this city, and who, it is
said was the same woman to whom
Long was talking in the park at Lit
tie Rock yesterday, when arrested.
} If white slave charge develops
! against Long he may find more than