The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-12-23

Raymond Stark, clerk in the 7. J.
Dale jewelry store, who was alone in
the store a month ago when clever
sneak thieves looted the store for $4,000
worth of diamonds, looked into the
eyes of the mysterious "H. Morgan .
again this morning. It was not the
real live eyes but a "spitting image'
of the clever thief put into photo
graph. The photograph was one Of
Earl Hudd4eson, a daring crook, who
escaped from the police Of Des Moines,
Iowa, by leaping from window a
week ago. The Des Moines police did
not get Huddleson but they got his
picture and this was sent on to Keno
sha for Identification. With it came
the Bertillion pictures of Mrs. Edna
Huddleson, who claims to be the wife
of the escaped crook and pictures Of
Walter tombstone and Raymonde
FRANKIE who We're arrested at Des
Moines. Mrs. Huddleson, tombstone
and FRANKIE are now in Jail at Des
Moines awaiting hearing on charges
Of grand larceny.
That Is Morgan all right, = said Mr..
Stark when police officer Bradley came
into the store just after nine o'clock
and began the display of the pictures
sent en- fren Des Mqines. Stark took
the picture to the light and looked at
lit carefully. @ Yes, there is no doubt
about it, " he continued. "When Nor
ga was in the store here he had on
glasses but [ am confident that this is
a picture of him. - Then he was
shown the picture of Mrs. Huddleson.
~ feel nearly as certain that this is
the woman who was with Morgan in
the store at the time of the robbery.
At the time she was all smiles and
this picture has the smile off of it but
I feel certain that it is picture of
the woman who bought the cut glass
vase. -
The picture sent from Des Moines
was one Of very attractive looking
woman and she had such a striking
face that it would be difficult for an
error to be made in Identification.
After the pictures had been identi-
fed they were returned to the police
and District Attorney A. L. Drury at
once sent message to the Des Moines
officers to hold all of the people pend
ing the arrival of warrants from Ke-
nosha. There need be no great rush
in getting out the warrants and Stark
and Mr.. Dale may go to Des Moines
later to take look at Mrs. Huddleson
in life with a view of making more
certain the Identification. In the mean
time the Pinkertons working on the
Dale robbery are in Des Moines and
they are following every possible clue
in an effort to find Huddleson. It is
thought that he will make an effort to
communicate with his wife and that
in this manner the Pinkertons will get
a way to find his hiding place. The
diamonds and jewelry taken from
tombstone and FRANKIE and the pawn
tickets calling for jewelry to the value
of more than $4,000 are all held by the
Des Moines officers and there is no
chance of them being taken away
without the Kenosha police having a
chance to get at them. The hearing
of the three people in Des Moines is
being adjourned in hopes that Huddle-
son will be captured. In the meantime
efforts will be made to get hold Of the
jewels held under the pawn tickets TO
prevent its being sold or reset.
Proprietor Dale of the Kenosha store
is planning to go to Des Moines prob
ably next week to take a look at the
recovered booty in hopes that he will
be able to identify it. It is thought
that tombstone or FRANKIE may be the
man who actually robbed the Dale
store. The pictures of these men were
not identified as pictures of anyone
known in Kenosha It is declared that
the picture of the Huddles6n woman
bears a striking resemblance to young
woman who formerly resided in Keno
sha. The police have not made known
the identity Of this woman. She was
connected with prominent family but
she has been away from Kenosha for
several years and an effort is being
made to get some facts as to her life.
1t is just possible that this feature of
the story may bring real sensation
later. !