The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-11-13
4 DETECTIVES RUSE.
clever Method by Which He Secures
Some Evidence.

" SeI an ADMISSION from
man l was after" said private {
tective. 'There had been sor
trouble at club between two Won,
men. One threw a glass of vii
INTO the others face. The 9th
old not resent the insult as
should have done. When his E
taer heard of it be threatened
dlslnherit his son unless he wbinnc
the man who had thrown the wiz
IN his face. The father was a men
Der OF the same club, and he mad
a wager of a wine supper that HI
son could and would whip the 9th
fellow. Soon after this the son ne
the man who had insulted him a.,
whipped him. The fight occurrr
on prominent street, and as tv
OF the young mans friends We,
with him at the time there was f.
OF an action against them and )
father for conspiracy. Our agen
was retained to get the eridep
needed.
1T was decided that it would J.
necessary to get an admission from
the father of the young man wb,
had made the assault. | was told 70
get 1t. | tried many ways and failed
he did not know l was detective
lie mad known me for aYumber of
years, but thought was engaged in
other work. I had another plan to
get from him what wanted. told
I him a New York publication was
having the affair written up and l.
lustrated.
Il said | had seen the picture of
the fight which had been p-enarpd
for it. He was pleased at the pub
liclty that the fight was to get, for
he story of the affair at the club
had been printed, and he wanted it
nown that his son had avenged the
INSULT. ! lntimated that if he cared
o {, see 1t | thought 1 could get him
ne picture that hid been prepared
OF publication. He was eager to :
ee it. =
Il had a friend, a newspaper art :
IT, Who made me picture. He |
lade a faithful COPY of the street .
Gene where the fight occurred and I
e made fair likeness of the fp- = =
res IN it. The picture showed one . .
an stealing up behind another and o o
rlklng him from the rear. Behind a a
IN were two other men, who were N
pposed to have accompanied him
see fair play. The father was
ought to have been in the neigh A.
rhood, b'lt rs he wasn't seen he W
IS lett o. Inc picture. He exam el
ed it ca' .'ully. - -
!" Who re these two mciY he al u
led' pointing to the two onlook- hi
e The are the two Blacks. who in, in
Mt alon~ VII your son to sse co;
It ne 60. fa'r play,' to'd hin. bn
That's I'll right he sud. out all
o is this POINTING at the mar tn,
o vas striking at the other from
ind. -
why, that's your son. I told cas- cas-
= CIT, sor
That's a liep he exclaimp. ola
son stood right in front of h the
mt him squarely in the face. to
HIM to do that and stand up tho
1t OF him al the time. W tail
It across the street, and the tp ans
who were with my son we wht
e enough to see all that he,ro the
They will tell you that he { run
hit him from behind. He fac it Y
fairly and whipped him fairl old
was the way we made it up to it."
If that's printed I'll whip the big
who made itp mur
wasn't printed, no. were there
court proceedings taken on &c
OF the alleged conspiracy. Tie ~
concerned in it on both sides a
together and settled it out OF eeu
Exchange. oI o
''''a r0r Light form
'-In II comes TO consuming with
Q large quantities blind people arm
Il
20 'neH seeing brethren all expls
an iis peclor OF the ever
ompany. 81 know two fami- "U
:. Uo'h husoand and wife them
lind Every jet is turned on the :
lit IN their homes at night and seN
ot going at that rate clear up could
o'clock. Light and darkness anv
II the same to the afflicted and !
but they insist upon illumina- very
brilliant enough for recep. vnnr
And that Partiality for light fhet J
a whir peculiar to these two distan
s. Most blind people feel here
ray. They demand the light, please
all private homes and insti- She
where the blind are cared her SO
lie Gas ILLS vouch for the .rs. a