The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 7, 1886, Page 2

A DANGEROUS WOMAN. os Her Faculty of Changing Her Appear- ance While “Shoving the Queer.” ——eo Secret ervice Detective in Detroit Free Press. In January, 1363, the secretary of the treasurer was notified that a new and dangerous counterfeit on a Cin- cinnati National Bank had been put afloat in Boston. The detective bu- reau being notofied in tura | was de- tailed on the case and left for Boston the same day. About $2,000 ot the queer had been floated in one day, errand. She gave me a terrible tongue-lashing and called on the passengers tor protection, but when 1 revealed my identity and emptied the contents of the satchel on a seat, she gave in. We got off at Steub- enville, and, when I had her search- ed, over $4,000 in the counterfeits chases were not to be found, she haying slipped them to confederates. She was the wife of the no oricu “Black Dan,”’ and the pair were the most dangerous couple in America at that time. We got her husband —— Stoo fie ema aan a TRADE M. | | | | was brought to light, but her pur- | BENNETT WHEELER elevated Mitchell Farm Wagon, Cortland Steel Gear TAR & OD ARK. ‘@OUGHAURE F Als tutely ; Free from Upiaics, Emctics cxd Polson, | SAFE. SURE. PROMPT. | at DavoaisTe as: Buter, Me., H young BULLS - AND - HEY That can be bought at hard time Good pedigrees, good colers, ¢ FOR SALE ¥ ro The undersigned, li ing 6 miles, has for salea Plenaig asf Uc Tabi KINGTON ymencing further | fotlow for St. ‘and all ia and to r For rate with individual merit. Veiled 64687, having used this high bred ya Phyllis bull for 3 years Past I wil pose of him for !ess than halt he ig: Perfectly gentle, and not bre; 5 vears old. Personal inspectio stock solicited. S.C. Mey t and the work had been done by a 1, while he got woman. At one place she had pur- chased $600 worth of diamonds; at another a $250 gold watch; at an- other a diamond The in a week or two, ar a sentence of twenty-two years, she got off with seven. Seci Spring Wagons and Top Bugeies, Halliday Standard Angry Neighbors. bracelet. goods in all cases were all such ar- ticles as could be sold again for at least halt their value. Each victimized party described her differently. she was a blonde, plainly dressed. At the next she was a brown- haired woman in mourning; at the third she had black hair, was showily dressed and claimed relationship to a rich tam- ily. After a day spent in taking notes and making deductions I came to the conclusion that there was only one woman in the case, and that she had assumed disguises. Boston was thor- oughly searched tor her, and I had not yet found a clew when the chief telegraphed me that she had appear- ed in Philadelphia, I reached that city to find she bad purchased $1,- 600 worth ot diamonds at one place and $800 worth at another, paying, of course, in the counterteit bills. The first jeweler described her as a showy woman with gold in her up- per front teeth. The second jeweler described her as very plain and de- mure, and he was sure she had no gold in her teeth. I had set out under the belet that Thad only one woman to deal with, and I would not admit there were two. I looked Philadelphia high and low for females bearing the de- Scription, and at the end of four days received another telegram trom head- quarters. She had appeared in Pitts- burg, where she had made three dit- ferent purchases of jewels. I has tened to the Smoky City as soon as possible, and lo! the three different descriptions given were so entirely different that one was almost sure there were three women at work floating off the counterteits. One jeweler had been mashed on his custumer, and had therefore tak- At the first place Troy, Mo., March 31.—Henry Frank and a young man by the name of Gibson, farmers,who reside in the we-tern part of this county, became involved in a difficulty onging from Frank’s cattle breaking into Gibson's wheat field. Gibson had notified Frank to keep them up, several times, which he neglected to do, and Gibson shot some of them with small shot to scarethem. This so incensed Frank that when the two met yesterday he made his assault upon Gibson with a double bladed ax, which was also caught hold of by Gibson, and a scuffle ensued, each trying to get possession of the weap- on, Aman bythe name ot Cope interfered and took the ax trom them. At this juncwre of the proceedings Gibson turned as it to waik away. when Frank drew a pocket knife and stabbed Gibson in the back under the shoulder blade, producing a dan- yerous if not tatal wound. A war- rant was sworn out for Frank’s ar- rest this morning, charging him with assault with intent to kill, A Singular Life and Death. Ellenboro, W. V., March 31.— Shegg Cunningham, aged 96, a sol- dier of the war of 1812, and a man with a record ot villaimes as long as his exceptionally lengthy life, Several times during his last illness Cunniagham apparently Jed, lying whiteand still died bere yesterday, tor hours and then reviving, to the astonishment of those about him. On reviving for the last time, he whis— pered to his attendant that he had seen the other world, but could not rest until he had of his crimes. made a confession This done he became unconscious, and soon expired. The day betore his death his daughter, while passing along the road met and Iron Suction or Force Pumps. 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The jar of the cars jostled the satchel to the floor atter a bit, and, as I stooped over to pick it up, I found the floor Covered with wigs, cosmetics, small brushes, pieces of crayon and false teeth. There were three wigs of different colors, and two upper and two under sets of teeth. In one the gold was in the upper; in the other If you are suffering wth with low and depressed spirris, loss of a: ine cener al debility disordered bloo » Weak consti- tution, headaohe, ora ny disease of a bil- Piocu~e a bot- }ous nature, by all weans tle of Electric Bitters. Prised to see ihe rapid 3 will tollow; vou will be th end act return; pain and misery will cease, and hence- forth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a betile by John G. 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