Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
Lively to Be GiUen
"Jersey Justice"

Continued from PaGe One
disguise up to a very short time before
his shot -punCtuatod capture was proven
today by the statement of n Negro
wagon driver who gave him lift part
way from Bridgeton to Nincland.
"Vamped" Milk Man Q
This man says that hc was arcost"d
on the road by whnt he thought was
II white woman who "vampcd' him.
tn" woman begged for ride to Vine
land and h" let cher on the wagon.
she" had bottle Of soft drinks and
loaf Of bread and il was white they
we're sharing this rcfrcShment that the
Negro became aware that his pas
scng"r WIS n man.
lie put Lively oT his wagon and
drov" ba"k to BrldgctOn to inform the
police Of hi, adventure. He mad some
difficulty in finding patrolman and
10y N, tlnlc he did the news Of the
shooting was out.
County Detective Parker is now hnv-
ing the border of the rond from Bridge
ron to Nincland searched in an effort
to find the female attire that Lively
was wearing.
\ spccin meeting of the Grand Jury
is being arranged b. Couni% Prose
ruto~ Kelsey for 10 O'clock tomorrow
1 morning. lie is summoniug th" jurors
! by telephone and telegraph. The pur-
pose is TO indict Lively for his shoot.
ing. and perhaps murder, of PatroIman
Wilson. Lively was Indicted two days
ago for rhc Staying of the MOOrcStOwn
/ child. Mrs. Lively will also be indicted
for completely. on the strength Of
( LAvely's confession.
Chief Of Police Jefferson Gibson, OF
Cape May. said today that in his belief
Lively has never left New Jersey since
the murder. Basing his assertions on
the statement Of Daniel Russell a taxi
driver who knew Lively WE'LL the chief
SAYS that Lively was seen lurking in the
brush between Goshen and Sigtown.
Smith Endicott, station agent AZ
Wildwood Junction, also made state =
mPnt 10 Chief Gibson that Lively got
off freight at that station early in
August. Endicott says that one Of the
platform hands fired a shot at Lively as
ie ran for cover. Sigtown is the town
where Lively was born and raised.
Wilson'S Condition Critical
The Nineland Hospital reported this
morning that Wilson was still alive
, but said he was in a critical condition.
FlornntinO. the officer who actually
, captured Lively after a chase through
the murk Of a tree dotted park in the
dusk " early morning was fetcd al
Moorcstown last night. FlOrentino's sc-
in chasing this triple murderer immp
diately after he had shot Florentino'.
companion, Wilson, knowing he wa!
armed, reused Moorcstown, where the
=, llttIc girl had lived, to eager admra
ton.
An invitation was sent to him to com,
TO Moorcstown and attend banquet
and after some hesitation FIorentin,
agreed. His hesitation was based o,
his interest in the condition Of his com
pan!on officer, Wilson. Forentno die
not feel right in accepting any homo
that was not shared by the man wht
stopped Livcly's bullet ana may die.
Closer examination of Lively's weap
on shows that it was loaded with fat
noscd or "dUm-dum" bullets. Their
were still four in the chambers when i
was found. These represented a rcloa,
made after he had exchanged shots witt
Wilson and Florentino.
The gun was a cheap imitation OF
! wcll-known make of pistol, and Liyel
told Detective Parker he had paid 80
for 1t in Boston before he decided +
go back To Bridgeton and see Jus
what was being done about capturing
him
Hid in Burlington
While in Bridgcton--a period Of NOR
than n month-Lively managed to at
tract lot Of attention without eve
being suspected-unti toward the last
Of being the man wanted for the bruta
crime to which he has confessed. Iii
clothes were in the very latest style
His shoes had high heels and extende
well up his calves. Not high enough
: however, to miss displaying few inchc
J Of silk stockings.
Lively slept we'll in his cell at tn
Mount Holly jail last night, and d
not appear to be worried about tn
lynching threats. Several times b
G reiterated his statement of yesterda
that he might as we'll "die on telegrap
; pole as an electric chair"
He rose late this morning and ate
|. hearty breakfast. He has never fror
n