The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-06
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The Baron Breaks LEG.
| A. the station house LccoQ gathered
/ up some dirt from, tho unpaved floor Of
| the cell where MAY had been confined
| and, comparing II with the dirt he had
scrapCd from the prisoners foot, saw
| that II was ihe same. He made sep
/ arate packet Of n Then he went In
search Of the clhmnn who had taken the
| women back 10 PARIS. after thcN mad fled
from tho rrpporboA. lie had from tho
. Prefecture lsi of aii the rnh-stnl''
situated auis,lo tho barriers between the
. Euutuuohlcnu rDad and the Seine Aiie.
a long search hc found IN tine stable
yard ono ~ these. iuti hlrnDs-ins NJ, u
driver was cm'mbofDd having been
/ stopped 10y two women as hc WAS re
! turning from the city between one and
/ two O'Clock Monday morning who had
given him 80 francs 10 turn about and
| drive them n n hous" IN tho Ruo de
. l}oHrgoruc
| one W thom. no said vas neatly
dressed NNilo the u'hrr WHs sy1ed iu a
! runrs" auh slo,er'y mlm.@l
priNc me TO tho houyc Or tho Rue
DC Horgognc TO .whi'h yon took them"
| said Lecol. on tNr way the driver gave
the detective further details about tho
| two wom,u Roth were of medium
height, he said. and the shahbily dressed
on" who had feet rs hlc ne mans
| said, Thee aud Thou" ~ her com
]
! nay while IN" other addressed her as
| 'NldHm
! The STABILITY dressed ono who had paid
. "'u hId y hand As mall ng n ,hiid's aud
/ % voice like music lie thought they
were both hlunds. Tho shabby dressed
/ one was oldgr than her companion no
| hh"hid say considerably Older maybe
! W or 5O-and WAS not pretty Cahhy
! pointed out finally to the house In the
| ltnc de RourgOgnr which the women had
/ entered. Taking Il SILK handkerchief from
/ hI" neck Icrog dipped " into his pocket
/ ana rang the bell NJ tho house m, door
/ .p'h'd unb Do" saw nu old woman knit
/ ins tn the yon,i'tgD's office called "
ne SAID TO return this haudkcrCL icf
which one Of two ladies drcppcd Jlat
bolofc thcy entered This house about Q
lo'c.1ck Monday morning
People IN this house do not come
nome At o'clock iG fho morning" te-
piled tho old woman Finally sne rcc.l-
lccted that anou; o'Clurt Monday morn
ing the door"ell had runs aud shr h1d
pulled the string which opened the door.
ieaflnG no on" go up stairs sho had
! gone out into the passage tn .Cc what n
| meant and found the hallway deserted
| and the front door open "Of COURSE"
| Thought Lccol. they would not h"
driven 10 their own house II was II
trick TO fool the cahhy Thcy came In md
aS soon as he had turned around went
| 9ut again"
~ Tho morguc, whittier Lcco1 now
drove, tho ,kopcr handed him note loft
! Tor him 10y Father Ahsuthc Three
young men, apparently clerks. had en-
I 'efcd 0tm nm arm On" ~ them ON see
Ing the bodies ot tho murdered men had
Iclicd out, Poor Gus'ayr" ana seemed
about - faint You fool don't mix
yourself up with ihis" said ono of his
companions and .thcy had hurried him
away 10 u no,ghhorlng restaurant and
! drinking place who're Father AhHluth,
was now keeping an eve ON them
kut Father Ahslnthc did not follow
NE men nor was he IN tho restaurant
when Lccoq sought him there lie
turned up at Lccoq's lodgings Tint uirhl
much the worse Tor wear and iull ~ rc.
morse. He had got into conversation
with an afiRhlc stranger who had taken
MIN to h,l'lo,d room; got hin drunk
'''Ious o,complicc rgaln." said Locol
Well n is no use crying over fplll
milk"
when L"co1 arrived the next moruiug
NJ ~" HalRlN de Justice Aui asked fni
tho H'ron d'Escorynl tho doorkccrrl
said The baron won't he here, not ior
several weeks Aligh,ing from his car,
rage yesterday he fell and moko hi,
leg NJ Scgmuller II taking his place
Lecol felt his susnlrlnns regarding th'
Beron d'Escotval rcNlvlng But Wha'
could u all mean lie went I'm 90 see NJ
Sesmuller
lie WAS examining tho papers IN m,
case and l.ccoq told him an that he IA,
lr.ccntly discovered and gave him IN.
packet NJ earth which he Ind guthcrr,
from tho floor NJ the cell tn the station.
house u pgte" with Won In regard n
ms case said mo magisunlc, -
prisoner is no ordinary man The kerpo
NJ tho prison has written mo that be- II
sn violent tbl, had hoiicr not rNYW
Inc him unless with u guard ~ soldiers
Rut pouC | am not afraid
just then the murderer, accompanied
hN keeper, entered or rather pr'ripl
tated himself into the room 'Mhct, U
mo magistrate" hc crlcd flerrcly u nm
i'r magistrate" replied VI Scgmul',r
|uHIui'y NO, I mean tho other uU,
Ine baron llc has had nu accident DO,
hns broken his leg and viii NOT hr herr.
The prisoners whole manner changed
Ms features rela,ed and he to'ivfr
hs n about 30 fall Then he became rpu
b and composed = hone" Noid NJ ~rg
muller. that IN the future You WI
moderate Nour excitement Nnn how
ificd 10 MIL Yourself u would have beet
, crime replied the man ~ nm guilt
~ un crime I tried 10 NIL INV IN POI,
: cause found myself hurisi alive
would have made no difference ,p any
body ! have no wife or child d,p'ndln
I ON me "
! IIo told N. story NJ the rsh, IN M
j rrppsrhov ~ he had told n before am
Z ne the widow Chupln had told ii.-uui
, | this time hr said there were two vome
, | With tho three men who had aiiaykr
him what sort ~ women we're they '
asked the magistrate oh, oriirar
= women, such Rs vnu would ctuert ~ nm
I'm such place big women. Win rons
I. voices and tatk complexion very dark
We shall confront YOU With = witness
= replied the magistrate, who vii sWea