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Ito show E Railroad r business ‘ excellent salaried ya on n» H. Shaw. rs. Yonge e the (‘en- rl Mammal rates. 0!- ho Ontario “-6 rudugu . “no at bpical Iodi- M“ to my lmmn‘Wah “mum I branch”. .1". to buy mum in stock at mug; gl- flyln M lento 387' Ellis u. I“! make do Lindsay. \Vioodvi no. E. Weeks. ’-S'l'. t 3370. MN 0‘ . Waist 1‘ nto and ‘ to $35.. for in- b . way 0' cubic ct 1.? Rut-cl a Winks. or nigh‘. y Public 15 19! IO Oak ICE LL. 8. )ootod thc uo-vv- â€". 77,. ON! shot at me. Boron 1 now u; u.- ékbutvhomluodmgd my? own to 0 over the lamp w: my 1: hr I then “u“: .w “a. with my right hand a: pod out larder to retreat: use mun m .. -- ._.. _,, 7 , Panama. to do this. 3nd I proter to eat like t sundae a? “t “*2 W2 “is: '23:; , a: m. m. n t D we 0 p o ‘ o y downstairs. {had 3 dun ugét. only ”Manly $0113 for me to En 800d shot 8,: me. Baton I know out nu - - .- :9 «but mm. was to V” out. I cranneu ALLU we nun-u.â€" 7 evouod my positwn (.0 the ram. who-Hoot no time in in away at me mm a. revolvor. The out an): a owe me the Way we mid also hie exact location. Between the shots. 1 Dent ow down and Jumped for the door. A: I made eprin I t! ed “70 shots in e on My gun was a. th rty-ei; t c bar. and the no u it made was like that or a cannon.- ‘ In my hate to got away. I tell do and” and seriously“ injured may mode no more none an I “to: I bod wished him I. hurried good night, and the? ed out o! the window, but 0! ooum doy denoubod how he this painting. saying that it had cost Mr. Wilbur thou- sands of dollar and that if the thief had known its ue, he would ave cut it out of the frame and taken t along. Now the thief had not only seen this pic- ture. but had also read the artist's name, and had thor- oufihiy knOWn its value; but no man of commou sense wi steal a. picture, however valuable. it is impossible to dispose of a. painting. as has been shown since by the stealing, by Adam Worth. of Gainsborough‘s famous portrait of the duchess of Devonshire. Worth was never able to dis 036 of it. and after his death it was returned to its 0 ginal owners. i also robbed the house 0 Asa Packer. at Mauch hunk He had been the bull or of the Lehigh Valley iii-cad. i have a very distinct recollection of that evening. for,~ while. lying under a low-branched tree alwaiting the retiring of the family. a glee club came to the yard and sang as oral selections some of its members standing only a ew feet away from where I y. The darkness of the night and the shadow cast the tree saved me from being seen. From the acker mansion 1 obtained some money and quite a t of valuable Jewelry. This I had found in a writing bureau of the third-story front case that rested on the m. From the dining room I‘secured 200 ounces of ver. During the entire summer I had but two mishaps that might have wor ed my undoing. The first hap- Oned at Rfdle While I was operating in a tleman’s bed’room. gently opening a bureau drawer, and awakened her s wif woman-11k heard me Q 6' the bureau to the door usbend. The distance from t ntteen feet; and. as the room 0 the room was abou very dark, I or: my bearings while sro in; my bed ii.to the wuhstan an t s noise mm. who est no time in 39'9““ my ”339°” 52.9”. ....m...- The fir-t nun when I 'had robbed the Wilbur house. I had seen upon an easel In the pu-lor a magnificent puntlng by Rosa Bnnheur. The chief of Bethlehem spoke about i worked hard. i worked at night. and worked alone. and fortune eeerued to mile won me. i rubbed the home or Peter a. McCain. the leader oi the Philedelphia her. and ohtnined about 500 ounces oi‘ Oliver. 1 melted this down. aold the bullion. and remit‘ed :ur lt east. i also tool: a flood trick et Ridiey Park. leouru in; about who worth or diamonds and an ounce: or silver. An intere-tina' episode or thin part or my career occurred at Bethlehem. Po. 3 “turned cit“ the nelntiul residence of Mr. Wilbur. the president or the Lehiah Valley Railroad. l entered the pnrior through a win- dow and discovered Mr. Wilbur heated in the adjacent library reading. I went outside again and waited until in il'uu rum-ed. when l re-entered the house and com- menced graft. I received quite a etart from luddenly obnei-Ving. in the dim light. my own azure in a long mirror. i thought for a second that it was a. man advancing upon me. revolver in hand. From this house 1 carried away a big market bookettul ot swag. This X "planted" safely near Bethlehem. The next evening 1 went back. acked it in a large valiee. and returned to Philadelp a. i told Eddie and Tâ€" about the robbery. A few day- later the chiei’ or lice or Bethlehem came to Philadel- Ma and consult Tâ€"-â€" about the‘ attair. He said that r. Wilbur was particularly anxious to recover his watch and some trinket. belonzin to his daughter. l met Tâ€", Jâ€" and two other. at reen'e. Eighth and Chest- nut streets. 'l‘â€"- act only spoke to me but actually in- troduced me on a detective to the chief of olice of Bethlehem. .The talk was all about the re bery‘. I romised Tâ€" and the chief that it I heard anyt in: Y would let them know. and that I would make a ltrot‘g effort to dilcover Mr. Wilbur'a watch and his daughter's trinkets. During this conversation I had the watch in my pocket. having intended to hand it back to Tâ€" to work back for the rewerd. This he did subsequently, with anccepa. B itiNG or a moat ereditehiy iaduatrleua dieueeitlon. who. the aim! war Mole. cu he enlisted m ‘t. Toward w elm he «tend the «Hahn! We, and Mn «Mina! can" began by the ”Men of “000. for white). «9:70th monks! W Nutty mm‘ctod and .0“ COM. “I thought for a second that it advancing upon me” 'mrnsmv. mac. 23; 19:2. my: a“' ‘VTtfi my 21‘! CHAPTER X1 (Continued) m-Regxlmrd in «mama m6 x». 00mg»: 4a. =9)“ EDITED BY J. CHALMERS DA COSTA, M. 1)., LL. D. ‘ Dun-e! D. (it... I‘rohuop cl Bum". cc no «In... It“! Colic... Whm‘ / "If" "'fFX «'5'? _ . . 11:1 éw’TI‘HB J ’ on 120 *‘agva $3 W‘Illiams was a splendid specimen 0: physlcal man- hood. He was. when sober. quiet. courteous and well- behaved. He and Frank quarreled over a few dollars. but it seemed as l! the matter had been smoothed over. A few days afterward, while in his cups, Williams began to talk about the row. and swore that he had come up to town to kill Big Frank. OHe o: the listeners Upped it" of! to Big I‘Tanx. Williams. true to his oath. made his way to B's.‘ Frank was in the back room playing crib, yet keenly on the lookout for Williams. The latter entered the place with hla pistol drawn, but as he reached the door leading into the back room. Big Frank fired. Williams was lnetantly killed. Frank was exonerated by the coroner“. Jury on the ground that the “looting had been done in eelbdefense. Dunn the Centennial Expositlon. one would nat- urally b eve that. owmg to the enormous influx of strangers. crime would have been rampant. Such was not the case, however. This was due to the remark- able achievement or one man. William S. Stokley who had been elected mayor. 0n assuming emce, he at once set about retormlng the police department. and this he axoomplished. Very many or the old ofllcere were removed. better men being installed in their places. The detectlve bureau was turned upside down. Some of it: eo-called. best men, all of whom were gratterl. resigned through pressure. and a number or promotions cm the ranks were made to fill their positions. Kennel-d Jones was taken directly from the street and made 01110: of police. The members or the new detective force were individually anxioua to make a reputation. and almost immediately Philadelphia became too warm for crooks, and they turned to other and more favored localities. 7- _ ___ ,_ _ The most frofmuent “lush ken" (dunking resort (or crooks) than u Philadelphia. has previously been mew unnod in than memoirs. It stone at a. corner of Elev- onth and Sunom six-ecu. and was kept. by Dusty B. Here were to be found the ulk-undomhlrt mob or the Immunity. and hero thousands and thouuuda 0: dollars wort put tbout. Tho trequoulors. In general appoumco. war. man the equal 01 any In the city. The place was ulot and rospoctnblo. and there was only one fight of t a fatal vat-lot! that. occurred met-0‘ This was the knu_n;_pr Paddy Wlmgmsnoy Big Frank MpCoy. --.--~ 'v-‘ -v--- _-,â€"_-~_. Chung and I won var son u Haxgorty. no and tin: ho rm: not thouxlu t at the powdvr flunk held in much. This ended my not“- work In Philadelphia. Jun about this tum. tha “to of an new Chosmu‘ Street Theme: m boat; that b. 1!: floor was bluwn right out into tho street. Who did this Job. however. I new: found out. Charlie and I conuuuod In putnershlp rm- somo time. He was a. nun. gen!“ follow. and we gut. along nicely. 1n thu proper place. I shall have more to tell about Mm‘ tor ho was one of the men that did the mg; Blunt»?! 30p. ... . . ,, .. .4_._\_n__ __‘.._A n”- ”91:3" ‘% M? no out at Dow “W W? I '0. v. 535.»: fig? ., 4% 5%: _ w- â€" “w- v... u..-v _-.â€". v.-. tn About thm minute. th cum. n terrific ox- Dlouon. whtch nhook tho nets borhood. The door 0: the at. was tom 01! md hurled dlroctly Into the street. through the main door or the “on. Tho window. were ton: to like“. and the house Across tho atreet had every me 0! than in 11- lower window. broken. in almost no time It but 100 person; worn there. We were among that), but soon fawn-“d. -- .. at III C A nun-1‘“, can“ In - n --..___... _-V‘_‘ hid the an" In openuon on the ante. The hole wt: W04. u: right. and the only flung left to be done wu ‘0 10“ It um are the (use. Huger-1y did the lending. I told him to stop. for he w“ putting too much In. but i“. pm no attention to whu I ma. When ho 80‘ t mush. he plucod the (use In poamon and “glued n; and we u: wont out Into m. churchyard. A __ seen. in order: to make sure that the duet was there. I "felt it out" by going in one day end asking for change for e. 3100 note. The money. in a tin box. was the lure enouah. The note was e smell. ein‘le drawn Herr n3. KW“)? told me that Hope was to stand in when the thin come off. and I sold: "Put Bi; Cherlie in, she end erlie and I will do the work." To this He. :6 consented. he only method known u thet time to boot thin Vtflfly or one we; to drlll and put! it with powder. Ten days elapsed before anxeny would fix e night for "10 Job. At lest we went down to the place end entered it in e lbw minutee; and in A few minutee_r_nor_e ghnrlie One day i met on old pal. Bi: Charlie Gardner. He and i termed a partnership at house-breaking and wont to work. We did talrly well. but got no lune haul.uuu were purtlouarly anxious to make a 30ml stake. in working houses. a good stake could be .secured only by emere accident. About this time we turned on the house of Tax Receiver 112nm. From this we got about 8800. some diamonds and a fine watch. Lents. being a. member of the ruling gang. made A tremendous tune. The copper: were actually wild about it. but Charlie and i kept our mouths shut and denied all knowledge or the affair. At last Lent: was told that some strangers {torn out or the city had robbed him; and there the matter ended. Mrs. Mandelbaum. the tumour: New York fence. bought the swat: and Charlie and 1 would often meet Mr. bent: in the street and hen; pleuent "goodrdey‘L‘ror :him_._ ___._-.. __ uâ€"v‘ - r.vâ€"‘â€"a|. .vvâ€" uâ€"J -â€". -._-_- Abou thi- lsme tlme Jimmie Haggeny asked me whether I wanted to make a few dollars. I sald I dld. Ho told me About I. note that would be a. "dead walkover" and never contained loss than $1000. Thls sate was ln Conwsy'a Soap Works, a small concern. nt the corner of Fourth md Lombard streets. The bulldlng wa: mull. and could be ruched from the rear by way or a. burial place; in fact. the softest "get-In" I had ever Alain sud again. without “an. tho cmum unnamed \o punty tho town. mum. that many “for“. the root or an evil wu torn up; and we vzy or l‘huadelphu cened tu no a surname tor proleuiomu crooks. althuucn remaining for many years tuvurlle [tuning (round to: crooks political. bun-u. n tho m m WW“ torn up. sud an“ to m‘m 1‘. no“ cm! I! not mad um in me up tin-Mulls hr the Author!- uu. but an judlrxoun dupe“: u I col-tun numb" at «the. ma tho clam human». coupon um crook. were mu-nlnlom: IM m m 0! Manama: m .0 0mm. mu u run very MN to broth Hwy 0! the but who» made ”madam. the" home. an!!!“ which at u. Dome twin“! (“one one. muted whcn Hwy pinned with mwmu‘ Thu non mm routed tho unmaom Slums Rank never um me our u all. hm lamina! tum an opened I bunk u: that: own. um: h. a “to bank The nmt «an. "a ram-«d depot: Ind um mum-I monuy awn-mod wun ph‘kpookou‘ Jim Low. and Mgr-«mun. Jhuuuo we“ u-uve uruuxluonorl at tho mum-nary act. and may but numbou or corner atom an (war “to any. Hope. Runny. w: Erunu. ,Jlmnuo Casey. an: Noam Nod MN.“ and u hunt or «thorn helped to make mu our WITH]. . THE WATCHMAN -WAR1)ER. LINDSAY, ONTARIO. The chief of police was Pat Crolei. P1: had come from New York city. where he had oen a. volunteer fireman In the old days. On olng to Frisco he had joined a fire compony. and in on than two mu he not tool my until I had me)- on more. Genera NW wol- nown onnlylvunm .0- die:- waa then living n tbs: any. Ho raid“ in : mt:- nmoent houu surrounded with mum: flower- covorqd xypun q. ..-- u ,--._-A '_n___n- in San ancioco. to which I returned. I not Johnnie Donn. a “sun" for a. “dip"“suoisunt to n pickpockot). He toid me that he had q t living n homo with his mother, who kept a. first-clul bonrding house. I was at first sorry that he had met me; for although I had as yet done nominrn in Frisco. it I were collared the “elbows" (headquarters detectives) might "shake me down for my dust" (.hold me up for some cash). 1 therefore made a “pint" of my money nnd continued the even tenor-rot my Way. _ _ _ _ "A L7 _ n- VVâ€"vrâ€" - -W‘-_- -vw- I want by steamer to L0; Anxeiu uni lean-nod tho inure-Mug fact that old vet-not Peoo tho but ”u:- ilh xovornor of tho ro nods tn 3 I Iivint tho". From Lon Angelo. I opartod hy III" for Son Dioco. After I had started I rotten-3d this stop; for I heard that Just baton this than had boon o hold-up on tho line. I had no wish to contribute my 0! my hurd- urned Wealth to an ontorfri-ing hifihnyw. In not. (or o short time I m: in candy in iinonc thnt I tau: should rob his teiiow-mhn. no I stu: od hocit_ud did l “manned In Sunmonto only one day and thon wont to the Golden City. whom I luyed th week; 1 visitod various pleuuro muons the objects 0! ban“! in the nrlghborhood. but I did no: look over Sm Qum- un prison. I my I». u mu. super-“mom: but 1 nevu- voluntarily to throuxh . prison. and gnu: the gun at one only under proton. While In an Francisco I mad. the ucquulntance ot tn Raul-hm“; connoolod mm a large cummernhl “tublishment at Honckout. and l and about cuncludod to uccompuzy him to ma. cit)“. but changed my mum at the tut moment I In. “raid an; x! 1 )vg-m {burg 1 :2;th “Amok-o oggggcgflmh m at" been prepared unruly for my coming. I lup- pon that um they hud Ion the horse they locked tho null. door: for It muslly happens um way. WIMOMMMWW “As he touched the door leading into the buck room. Big Frank fired” DUI! LAP/9 .hl‘i‘ar “.1351 it ~- t bu. mania“- vi" bans {-9 5. “VIII nun-w. 3 Draper. on. or the Northampton Bunk robâ€" bork h‘itn‘ taro bank and ruorhtor crooks on 61:11: own no the Pstternon ou-o. In thin hon-o 8i!) Porter shot and kiilo Johnny Irving And Pot the 0 Porter triod u: acquitted. Tho killing Ind .00: don. wit a .n-cdibor rovolver; tho rovoivor de- iivmd up by Portu- m of .38 aliber. This font our: u bin iito. nu triond pd. “Shun! Kilt.“ KurtsiI oxc gum with immediately an» tho I oot- “ thus Porter Va and at tho gallon I REE: .mll nf mun-r Duper ungowhon I rphto tho 70:57-01:11; .Fo'iha t5; 'dtiinéi. 'ofin; t ' the saloon- d tho other tor tho demlmonde. â€"â€" thrived muhuly. Boater bout“. dune hulls :nd the vuut resorts noun-bod. - .g _-__‘L___s-_ DAâ€"Io Mk- 361354. Byrno- went onto! once a rich mun. W1: cnptun of the tumor-loin, At this um. W the way. to tumult had invented. n um um. b Ev. thing won in MI dutflol. Wuh W there was on v. u Immutable u um or the Medu um Por- ; 0. And It wu: ”Put up or shut .up."“'rwo' col- - AL, .lAA_‘-A -_- Byrnel was not only a capable. but in man respect- a remarkable man. Having moved so large y among orooka, he trusted no man. He watched hia own men an carefully aa he would proteasionnl crooks. and kept them well in hand. He had a lar e secret fund to draw upon whenever it mi ht be nee ed. He had no favor- ites. and this, more t nn anything else. made him the undoubted maeter of headquarters. The bureau. under hie charge. became really effective; more so than it had ever been in the paat. He had etool 1 echo of every nation everywhere. and he was the bee nfgrxped chief of police that any city of America haa éVer poaâ€" l . He was unecrupuloua. bitter and vindictive to a degree that is out belief. He succeeded in having hanged the mur our of Old Shakespeare (a notorious female of the fourth ward) on what we. believed by nanny to be manufactured evidence. He eent young Bing on the charge of having been Johnnie Hope to Bin ank aifair. atthouxh he waa inno- in the what” cent; in fact. eight years afterward Byrnee said that a mistake had been made. and Johnnie Hope was par- doned. ,Bym.“ '9'» 0‘" 0‘ 0599.531”! Bf”;_,--u. Mr ByrneI 1 “to: tho: Ihould 'wear mittI“ while in New Yoxat', I promlled mm. I would do Io. He to t mo II I neot In th day Ind the next night. um I owed me to the nr! I pereone Ibour hood- uIrterI; but none 0: them reconIed me II I New ork crook. The following morn n; It rollcnll 1 VII I‘m: exhibited to the entire bureIu Atter this 1 Wu token to the ofllce. My property wu reetored Ind BymII uld: "You are d IchIrxed. Wear mitts and look out for yourIelg.” _ A _ _, ____‘._ Ky money. ten. chem. stud end an hed been man from me t e night more; but I ha a receipt for All my collstenl. and II. m. 0! course. Impossible for my one at hudquuters to remix: .113' or m beâ€" longtntl. no mutter how much he might w ah to o no. The bulk of my money was deposited In a bunk. um I he; on_ly abou; $95111! nqe._ _ __ .. __ TEN. days Aner my grrlvu. while coming nut or Nlblo‘n Garden. Ser at Donn 3nd P2111 R310)“. boxh of hcuquurton. plcko m. up. run me In and “slougneu‘ In. up (empuod my pockets). 1n the morning I nude the (rut Hr. Thoma Byrnn good day. He looked me over 3nd. nanny nut nonporous appearance said: "Ont: mutt be ood.‘ “ 1?; I replied; “1'“er no.“ Ann 3 short a! ho ordo g new picture taken or no. '1‘th wu dong and thou I one; more need the (mtdhutor. A. ‘ _ __ __ ‘ .L,,, I liked tho Paciilc mum~ and Ind nlmo-t made up my mind to rennin then permanently. Gun wu ox- trnmuy my; every hotel In tho city could be but with key nippen and g bolt VIII-o; nun: hon-u in 01k- lnnd and other when were nun. nan-in; 0!. having plenty of means. 1 ind don. nothing. My l to was "no of tdlonou; but man at my kind do not remain glued long to on. plnco. howover attractive that plan: may In. 1 detox-mined to go out. thouforo. and 1 went diâ€" mg; to 80v Ygrk city. _ _ _ >_ _ _ up on uccounl of we mm: “squeals“ and. by "10 buncoed men. CHAPTER XIII Byrnoo woo moro than anxious to do tho Robo mob; sad. when told of this “hit, ho had mo brough to hoodquotton. Ho told mo that 1 had not altered tho atom for it woo not my line. He sold ho know I did ma o may and not with a on, and 8h“ tho bod boon axod by oither Ro rto or louon. Ho odd thot thooo men had only made 5 tool of no, and tho! they would down no ond lot 1:. so u not coring o cont how long I got. When a.“ an I had not altered the dntt. ho wu oorr Mn (In; I m not ocquaintod with eithol' or Glooooo. and tho: I modo tho out; nyoolt. ho. loornod oomothin: o chemistry whilo do!" duo. o odd: "I know that you llo. and I'll toll you My how it sounds. It on will 'tolk ind (oquool). you w cot oix mount on tho iol you do at. it will be nvo you. up tho rivet." g‘ t mi. ! wont to tho Tombo. ond smog a: ho hon boon wild. though ho woo manly too ”show“. I woo ulna into court‘syrnu vu thou- by on m othoooovon solo .Bopolntodoutthotlvuomombop nod mubnmiommnw. v" I'vâ€"v‘ y-“ -7 an, .1117“ known. ind I in. an: to' tho Tonbl. At on hearing I wag hold {qr try-.13 .. n; -, end ell we: going well. when Detective Dueenberry eew me to into e large etor 1n Perk piece. I in- tended to meke another punk-1e. He followed me in end I did not eee him. When I had made my purchase end had tendered. 1n payment, the check eo recently received an chenze for the draft. he cent} up end uked me what I was doing. I told him thet wee some Into buelneee; but when he obeerved the check treneectlon in progreee he at once reellee the region pinched we end locked nie‘up.“ The no: Vii'i‘io' Idea of March, 1882. ”0 indelibly pumped. u n my memory. It wu then thtt. with a an“ at 8 7, 111st to "70011 purchased $276 worth of goods. no moduu operand was to be the some 0.3 has n.1- roqdyuboen rel-3M ‘12:. cphle: polyned‘ the 51rd“; For : long time I pursued the ow- tenor of my wty. grafting for a mere living. I made at fairly good touch a: Chestnut Hill. Phlladelphln, or aboul ‘D ounce. or silver. This, odded to the amount I ulreody lud on hum. enabled mo to live at me for quit. . time; In fact, my only graft for some month. was t ruled chock. Bartlett laid it down d‘nd I was tho ouulde mu). Th1: blt of work added 8200 to my leaner. ‘ , , _ A , I took the valet: 1nd chain to the “Old Woman” (Mrl. Mmdelbaum; and fenced It. I kept tho non. for myself and split [he money with Dave. He went wont, and It was some years before 1 law hlm agfln. Like A good many or my colleagues of the old bull- nou. ha ha paused away. and 1 un nearing the can. when I must (allow them. At about midnight he started to graft. mu in Lincoln minutes returned. bringing with him a tn wallet and 5 vote): and chain. He turned the leather ox“, counun. out $90. The wulet also contained a two-cm: uion Mapped in I. piece of super. Dave was so pleased thin good luck that he. became enthusiastic and wen to mrt out, then and there. to make mother touch. I objoctod. because the house was open all night, and :1: vote continually gassing to and fro. So we left the ho and went back to McKay's. 7 For n year or more 1 confined my attention to he..- hmrd mtt. bola; content with having enough to it” well. Ind believing that If nothing unexpected W pened. the "Darby’ (gr-en amount) would come a or lnter. After about a year I went to New York, ng there I met an old hotel thler named Dave Mount. was About broke. And was anxious to mu? 3 to 60111.“. ' He was a western man. and was lltt e knoux In Gothnm. He naked whether l would register for h! thnt It. so to a. holel and rest-ten so that he could out or my room. I told him that l was working a. houses. and was not so fond of hotel graft in I once bl. been. I asked him to so out on the road with me. bu he would not do this, on account or the hard and dan- gerous_natur~e_ or the Kwprk. At last I consented to work i hotel w :1: him. and 1 went. to one. tho name or which I hgve gorgottgr; a; pier 1. Eu} :1er A dlug'rm did. He entered the bunk. uu hand the cashier the draft. 1 a second. and then Certified It. Put-)- in to be round. so 1 gold Mm it \‘u all rlchl. tad ‘ all; reteptlon was mod (racial check tor the balance due Mm nuke other purchueu. He “II by an empioyo. me check was minutes he and I won on on: mm In this um- wu than than this beanie ! etc were : o-xponses bid to be paid. For acme um. I did no In en- und din-nun told me to something import-Lax In the ur our fee! to our. - (hero. I nun good thing wed to show up; key nippora and skeletons. uzd count. this Mm: ls fwd work than huudlmg paper. but Haves: It up «Rain. 1 Rom un zmr‘nn, t "an easier than' «I My achievements I went to Potenon with Billy Perri. who was e as.“ looking young men. rasudlouoly dressed'und (or am the average in intellixonce. He carried with him d (or $38. Waugh h‘fid Elem {Ru-ed to 8:18!» Tl}. drl M - been tuned y e b rat euonu n en f wu med. yeble hy the Me fignll . Paterson. .rry ho at 8:900 worth of autumn end nudinca. He tendet't the drum in payment. 0: eon It was necessary tor the firm to “certain met the docu- ment was (r mine. They seat A man to the book to and out. The gum required Perry to so out on the atrooC with um man. Th1. could be quite eusaly unomplioh under some pretext. When I saw the two together. or course, knew that he “as the mu: to follow. Th did. lie entered the lmnk. and to did l; end I our hand the t-ulizer the draft. The letter looked at it t. I. second. and then certified it. 0! Four“. I know '1: Derry wan to ho iouud. .o l hutened to the spot told him it was all right. and he went buck to the I“ an; reception was most gracious. He rovelved tho nm’l cheek tor the, balance due hlm. but he naked for m t. matte other purchuel‘. lie- was aveompenlod to the hunt h- .n .._...\ A. During um Merv-.1. 1 laid down“: um ufldnlf but of paper. It was a check mu ‘3“. been mane- (rum “0- lo aw. I mace ; 35 w- or punts. etc.. m tendered this check m 1110!“. The arm‘s check VII ofleled me .- chunxc. but 1 ma 1 must lave cum. so NI ompaoye “2.; lent to the bunk mu: me and the check was (tuned. 1 was very much plum wlth m- 0|. Ind. c3511“; 01 this entire Wnucuon. argument. I did u he aid. 33' 08-511th 1 wan in "Lemon, and {tom that Immediately to Phlihdmphla. 1 told we Wuh'l chains to a Phuucelpmx fence. The wands v tolerably 113m. For about u week I remained u lymtudtmbRum‘ Frontal-ton!“ u Inc-know nnd Mats "(ML Tho «won I!” MMumuthynn:butI‘-utoom¢ mum-Mkntmmummr. “to“ mmmuwnm by my comma. «"an “at your. Into" any Md can-tout. mo “hm.“ a mm l mu bur. 9".“ Brungm y... ray non point or operation. "on I monummd no capo-won. we «rm-d 0!! a and um“ had chum. WIN: noun «uh. T‘uo much I took b New Ymt and laid to Over” McKay fur 8.1!. am: (but mm 1 New fin every NM 0! my gain. at and poker > W “ Phdudelpuit fence. The wands “ere an bl)‘ flzm. For about u week 1 renamed :u Phila- I, under cover. {or I wanted no lroulm: mm lb. paper detective; 1 then went back :0 :xeq York «mummy were {or some Um. Rout on 3 mud. and no more paper haunt-I. Rab- »ld mo.- Io hoop quiet. u that In the ur that would put m an m, I muted m a long time. but show up; und 1 Ismn ”turned Ielnns. and mad: I. good living. turd work and far more 4mm but nomafly compelled mo lo uh on gummy In New Jersey. Locum. numerous. and .l have to» > rememlu-r thin I paid I '1‘: making an onlmlce from several woman. From Salon Guy. DeL. and turned o! My 1 went to Newark. at a. lumber manhunt 1 s cashed um In a “1770â€"; n- wuy to Now York. ut $300. l! m not five men in our mob. IhrM son uamea third room h... heard me; but, 10 gel out or b. JICO (tum From Sula-n Jrned 0!! :ewurk. position. lay also next wenx he du Poll let: I took (at