Evening journal., 1921-10-29
GET $4,000 OF
STOLEN PAYROLL
IN WOLFE'S BED
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the bandits in Richmond was Nc
Kinney's share. the prisoners ad-
mitted.
superintendent Black. although
showing .he effects Of the southern
trip and the worry. incident to Sc
curing the prisoners and the re-
covery OF the money, refused to go
10 bed this morning. preferring to
remain on the job until everything
had been disposed OF and the prison
ers were turned over to Warden
Plummer Of the Workhouse.
>The money recovered, said Super
intendent Black. viii be turned over
20 Attorney-General Townsend, to-
gether with the two 45-calibre Colt
automatic army pistols. used In the
hold-up, and the clothing purchased
by the prisoners
Smile While I'm Court
Wolfe and Mckinney were each
held in $4,000 bail for court on
charges OF highway robbery by
Deputy Judge Lynn, in Municipal
Court this morning. They waived
hearing.
The two youths. Mckinney in par
ticular. displayed a naughty and al
together Indifferent attitude. when
the heavy bail was fixed and as they
we're being led from the court room.
Mckinney broadly grinned and Wolfe
smiled. Although Wolfe showed a
more sober disposition, neither de-
fendant, however. seemed to realize
the seriousness OF their crime, but
rather enjoyed the notoriety they
have received.
Wolfe and Mckinney were nattily
dressed, but the formers appear
ance was marred by a soiied collar.
When the highwaymen were ar
raigned. Assistant City Solicitor
Green remarking upon the enormity
OF the act alleged TO have been com
United by them, asked that bail be
3 fixed at double the amount alleged
TO have been stolen to insure their
appearance in the higher court.
Judge Lynn then set bail at s25. 900.
The trip OF the Wilmington Of
ficers was a most strenuous one,
they leaving here Thursday night
and returned to this city early this
morning. No opportunity for sleer
was afforded and all Of the officers
as well as the prisoners were tired
out this morning.
The party left here at midnight
, on Thursday. arriving at Richmond
at o'clock Friday morning. Thel
/ left Richmond at II o'clock, drove
to Washington in the automobile
, used by the bandits in their high
, from Washington. The party ar
rived at washington at o'clocl
: after a rather trying experience. Thl
q trip that ordinarily could have beef
made in 4 or s hours required II
hours. owing to tire trouble, leak
ing radiator, etc. On the trip from
e Richmond to washington one tir'
gave out completely and II became
5 necessary TO purchase another on
TO complete the trip.
Arriving in Washington the part,
went to the hotel whore the prison
ers had stopped. Here they left De
tective Kempski. who will secure tn
prisoners clothing and other effects
and get additional evidence II pos
sibie. and will probably get hom'
some time tonight.
The other members OF the part,
left Washington at 1910 o'clock thii
morning. arriving here at 2'5'
o'clock.
The two young men were watched
with much interest by every one THU
morning. Crowds assembled in the
court room. and after the prisoners
had been removed. fingered at the
lend OF the corridor and looked
through the iron grating. hoping e
get another glimpse OF the two who
had caused such sensation in vii.
mington.
As soon. however. as the prisoner.
had been held for court they wer'
Immediately taken to the Detective
Bureau where Detective Horac Nc
Dannen weighed them. took thel
finger prints, photographed then
and took notes as to every mark o.
lblemish on their bodies.
The prisoners record shows tha
Mckinney Is 5 feet 1lh inches higl
and weighs 144 pounds Wolfe Is
feet sik inches and weighs 10
pounds.
Both prisoners are very youthfr
in appearance and one from thei
appearance can scarcely credit ther
with the daring they displayed in tn
holdup.
According to their statements tn