Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-29

Last evening tram through OSDOfl carried Pete Avenaite and Hugh Bry an, guards from the state penitentiary at Florence, who will escort Emmett McDaniels and Jack Wunder back tC that institution after a weeks episode and thrilling chase by officers. The men will be dealt with by WardeI Sims The Douglas International O. last evening has the following addi tional details of their capture:
 A week ago tonight Grace Barnes O. Seottsdale and Laura Foreman O. Florence. the latter only IT years olC and the daughter of a rancher, started from Florence on a joy ride, their com panions being Emmett McDaniel: and J. c. Wunder, honor men at the penitentiary. and McDonald's younger brother, aged 16.
 This morning the two girls were ir a cell in the city jail with various duds wrapped around them in order to keep warm as through the bars they told a reporter the story of the adventuresome trip which ended al the boundary line near the quarantine slaughter house east of the city at 1C o'clock last night As the auto tried 10 dash over the line there. the sentry on guard fired a dozen shots before he was able to bring them to a halt The girls say their party did not fire Then he held them there. the two men and the boy with their hands up, un. til Lieutenant Skinner and a sergeant, Immigration Inspector Walter Morris and Immigration Inspector J. H. New man arrived. The officers recognized the escaped prisoners.
 When the men said they were from Bisbee on a joy ride, the officers told them to accompany them to the GUS toms house. The girls laughed about il, but the men were more serious. having a pretty good hunch they were once more in the hands of the law. At the customs house, the police sta- tion was notified, and Night Sergeant Ross went out and helped to bring the party to the police station
 Not Much Worried
 The Barnes girl, the older of the twain, was still showing signs of in- difference this morning, and once she began to sing "The End of a Perfect Day" as the younger talked but the latter appeared more concerned.
 'I have only known Wunder for a short time" she said "I used to see him about town, but did not know he was a convict. I wanted to get ac- quainted with him so he would take me to dances. He was a good dresser and pretty good looking. So one day broke the heel off one of my shoes and asked him to take it to the peni- tentiary shoe shop to have it fixed. He never would go to dances with me, though
 "When Grace came to town she stayed at the hotel I got acquainted with her and she came to my house afternoon and played cards. She returned in the evening with Nc Daniels, whom she had come to Florence to visit, and Wunder and brother, Emmett, lived in the penitentiary but was allowed in town. As the party was leaving in their Case car, I stood on the porch taking awhile. It was so cold that mamma said I had better go in the lcuse. I went in and put on a sweat ar. Then the boys suggested a joy ride and we all drove away.
 First Car Damaged "A few miles from town the car | went into a ditch and was damaged. | Emmett went back to Florence and | ;ame back with the states Jordan | sar. He saw another car coming, so ge drove away to avoid it and then started off again away from town. We kept warm around a fire on fath- ITS ranch that night. We spent the leXt night in the home of an old nan. That morning 1 wrote a note lome and left it in the house in the Iope it would reach mother, saying Te seemed tC be headed for Nogales nd put the CCPs on the trail. Both f us tried to walk back to Tucson ut the boys headed us off and made $ go with them. We cried but it i'd no good
 The next night we stayed in a anyon and the next up in the Hua- hucas. Night before last we spent ast of Douglas. The boys did not ell us their plans, but last night We they were going to take us cross the line.'
 From the jail window above the yo conyicts listened but could not ear what the girls said
 Who you talking to-" they asked, "A reporter" answered the girls,