National Detective Review from Wichita, Kansas • 3

The Great Vestibule and Free Reclining Gfeair Gar Line. I REWARD will be paia for the address of Oscar Seb- $10 Wanted on an indictment in ring. this county. Description, he la about RQQK ISkAIMD RQEKEE. V.

Chicago, Kansas Nebraska 50 years old, gray eyes, walks with a limp, lame in left leg, has light chin whiskers that come to a point, will be found around saloons. Shadow and wire. Kingman Deteotiv Bureau, Kingman, Kans. A. W.

Giffln, Chief. Rock Island Pacific Railway Lessee. nr 'nnriT nnnu 101 aim nniiTr' REWARD will be Vp I paid for the recovery of the following described property: One strawberry roan mare four years old, 164 hands high, very dark colored hair on legs, left hind foot white. One dark bay mare four years old, 15) hands high, the right hind and fore feet white, tip of the left ear split in two places, white in forehead. One set new double harness and new Bain wagon, stolen from M.

V. Barnett Fort Scott, Kansas, January 12th, 1889 by one Authur E. Chambers who is also wanted for forgery, and is described as follows Heighth 5 feet 4 inches, weight 130 pounds, age 21 years, light brown eyes and hair, speaks very slow, movements slow and sluggish, generally wears brown ducking clothes, is ruptured and wears truss. Address communications to M. Barnett, Fort Scott, Kansas.

line uncfti nuuiv iolmiiu nuuic I -v i i 1 1 offers the best, most direct aud con- t-i reward Ar- vDLUUvJ rest Harrison Hsequently the most economical facilities of communication between all important Is'ew Mexico, Texas, and the Indian Territory, traversing, as it does, the famous "Golden Belt" of the West, whose agricultural aud live stock pro ductions challenge the admiration of the world. In Kansas (now known as the "Nation's Sugar Bowl," from its wonderful strides in the manufact ure of sugar from sorghum), this system reaches twenty-six county seats in Colorado, tne principal cities, DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO For the arrest and detention, for ex tradition, of Julius Klinz, age 23 years, 6 feet high, weighs 155 pounds, light complexion, blonde hair, blue eyes, slim build, long legs, scar on back ot neck, on left side. Usually wears gold spectacles, but can do without them, i raptured, wears a truss, uses morphine, alid carries hypodermic eyrringe. Dresses well, wears flat gold band ring with small diamond set, on third finger of left hand, was born in Colog.ie, Gerinany, speaks English well, gambles and is fond of comic operas, book-keeper by occupation; cliarg. ed With forging his employer's name, Meyer fc Butte, of this city, for left St.

Louis Jau. 5, 1SS8. xVuton Hucbler, Chief of Police, St. Louis, Mo are among the many points reached by the ROCK ISLAND ROUTE the following noun suing cities and towns on its main lines and brandies: Salina, St. Joseph, Pawnee City, Alma, Solomon City, JVelson, Beatrice, White City, ManWo, TopeJca, Hebron Herrington, Smith Center Holton, Clyde, Marion.

Phillipsburg Horton Jc. Clay Center, Peabody, Norton, Sabetha, Manhattan, Fairbury, Wichita, Kansas City, Wellington, Pratt, Caldwell, Greensburg, Canton, Podge City, McPherson, Belleville, Hutchinson, Abilene, $50 REWARD. Will be paid for the arrest and de Page, wanted on a charge of murder, committed on November 27, 1878. Description: A mulatto negro, dark copper color, black kinky hair, high cheek bones, scar on left cheek, caused by a blow from a brick when a boy, square jaws, square and Heavy built, age about 47 years, height 5 ft, 8 inches, weight about 165 pounds, slightly bow legged, swaggering gait, braggadocia way of speaking, speaks slowly and deliberately, and shows good teeth, peculiar hissing sound in voice whan talking, is a blacksmith by trade, and performs on brass musical instruments, usually whistles while at work. The above reward will be paid for his arrest, identification and safe delivery at any jail in the United States or Territories.

Get the drop on this man as he is a desperate character. Arrest on sight and send his photograph for identification. Description of his wife, whose maiden name was Lucy Blake and who may be with him: A bright copper colored mulatto, age 43 years, medium size, black hair and eyes. These points and the vast area of fertile country tributary thereto open up tention of James B. Yates and An rare opportunities to the larmer, stock grower, merchant, manufacturer, drew J.

Martin, who broke jail at Sugar L-af Springs, Arkansas, Feb miner, mechanic, laborer, and those who wish to engage in any business or industrial pursuit. Connects at Kansas City and St. Joseph for St. Louis and all points East, South, and Southeast, with fast trains of "THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ruary 11th, 1889, were charged with burglary, described as follows Yates was about 28 years old, 5 feet 7 inches 'for a l)es Aloines, Clu iKast: with the Rock Island, PuoriaJ cago, and all pointsE ALBERT LEA ROUTE Sioux Falls, Water high, weighs 140 light complex VESTIBULE Jfor Spirit Lake Blown, Minneapolis, ion and light hair, the latter quite thin in front, high 'orehead, wild St. au 1, and all! points North a North-west.

At Deliver with continuous lines running South 'and West, to grayish looking eyes, talks reckless ly, and is inclined to appear old. bait Lake City, San 1 raneisco, Portland, Or. aud all Pacific Coast Toints Martin is about 5 feet 8 inches high, UNEXCELLED PASSENGER EQUIPMENT. weighs about 160 heavy build, dark hair, thin beard with The magniflcient trains of this line, including sleepers, chair cars and rather thick moustc 3, hazel eyes day coaches, are entirely new, ana were built expressly tor this service by May have two or three children. Address all communications to Daniel Reck, Detective, Dayton, Ohio.

P. S. No photographs can be obtained. All letters of inquiry must the world -renowned Pullman Palace Car Company, and are VESTIBULED AND HEATED BY STEAM, low forehead. The ab ve reward ie offered by J.

E. Brown, sheriff, Cleburne Arkansas. Address all communications to C. E. Barnes, leading all Competitors in the adoption of the latest improvements for the have stamp enclosed and all telegrams must be prepaid.

comfort and security of patrons. Handsomely appointed RECLINING; CHAIR CARS, FREE to all holders of first class tickets, restful day coaches, and cour detective, Waco, Arkansas. teous attendants. Union Depots at all terminal points, and baggage cnecK-ed to destination. In the construction of the CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA RAILWAY, every appliance known to modern railway Information concerning a man science thus tar perfected by skill and $900 REWARD Will be paid, $500 by Cptor County by the State of Nebraska for the arrest, dead or alive Albert by the name of of Hawkins, r.ge 30 years, heighth 5 feet 7 or 9 inches, TRAINS.

genius, was drawn upon, and with tin solidity of its permanent way, iron and stone bridges, steel track and perfect rolling stock, it stands, with its parent sys E. Hanenstine, who killed Hiram Ro-ten, and William Ashley, in Custer tem, the ROOK ISLAND, par eXcellenceiedBBBBEHBBBaBBBBBBBHBBBi among the first-class railways of the world, and is officered by men of abil County, Nov. 9, 1888. Descrip ity throughly acquainted with the wants of the traveling public who know dark complexion, dark brown eyes, left hand crippled, cannot look any one in the face when talking, keeps hands in his pockets, weighs about 165 pounds, claims to have came from the western part of Kansas. Address, H.

Bohl, private detective, tion; About 5 feet 9 inches, weight 140, slim built light complexion, light now best to serve them. For tickets, maps, folders, or any desired information, apply to your nearest Cu pon Ticket Agent, or address $100 REWARD. Wanted for embezzlement, Otto F. Zottman, arrest and deliver at the office of the superintendent of Police, this city. Description: Age 26, height 1 feet 5 inches, rather heavy set, thick neck, small light mustache, red complexion, light brown hair, had on when last seen a black checked suit of clones, overcoat nearly the same, black derby hat, had a plain gold ring on the second linger of the left hand.

Is a GeWW and speaks broken English, stutters when talking fast; the photograph waji taken about two years ago, ajad is a good picture of him. Was in the employ of Geo. Lennert, cigar toanttfiiot-urer of this city, as a drummer. Whfiji last heard of was at Narion, Kentucky. All telegrams must be prepaid, fdir further information a-idress Geo.

W. Newitt, Chief of Police, Evansville, Itid. 1888. JNO. SEBASTAIN; lien.

Ticket. PamMtigtsr Ajwnt. Topelca, IZas. H. A.

PARKER, E. ST. JOHN, Vleo-I'nw. tt tiviu Mopnirer, Mini. Hn Miinnfc-oi-, ZETas.

diieag-, Ills, Oklahoma Secret Service, Marys ville, Kansas. mustache very thin, light hair, eyes very light grey, left eye alittle crosseyed speaks quickly, and at times has a stoppage In speech. Had wife with him when last seen a very small woman, weight about 90 ponnds; dark skinned and very round faced. Address all communications to Charles Peun, Sheriff. Broken Bow, Nebras Hints to Police Officers and Sheriffs.

QCKETrWARD Si EG ESTER ka "SUV. 14.18S8. $1,000 REWARD. It aDDearing to the court that the Steward. Wanted for murder Thos.

A Buse. Ruse is 22 years old, 5 feet and 5 or 6 Inches high, round and full face, light complexion, hazel or bluish eyes, brown hair, cut very short. He has a scar about as large as a half dollar on his right temple, and several scars on the back of his head. Walks with his toes unusually wido apart, lias a quick lively 6tep, and swings his right arm very fast while walking, and usually has his left hand in his pocket. When last seen he had on a brownish suit of clothes, sack coat and stiff hat.

Claims to be a court boiise of Bowie county, Texas, was on the morning of the 21st day of January, A. 1889, consumed by fire, and believeing that it was the work of an incendiary: May 17, 1887.) Following is a fac-simile of a page of Harkinson's Pocket Reward Register reduced to about one-third of full size. This convenient pocket register will hold 200 descriptions dud has 100 other pages for other memoranda. Officers will find it fills a long felt want, as it is the best and easiest method of always having with you a correct description of parties wanted for criminal offenses, missing people, stolen property, You can, (y referring to register, at once compare description in same with party property you suspect is wanted. The register is handsomely bound, pocket size.

Price by mail prepaid, 75c. Remit by postal note to Review Pub. Lock Box 113, Wichita, Kansas. $300 REWARD. Escaped from Warren county jail qn, Sunday evening, April 8, 1888, John W.

Young, height about 6 feet 1 inch, D. BEAN. A book of 144 pages of general Id-structions invaluable to inexperienced and newly appointed officers. The information it contains cannot be obtained in any way except by years of experience or by reading and pio-" ling by the experience others. Among the valuable Information it contains aie instrui tion ou what to do first in accidents and emergencie with illustrations.

Care of the insam which every person should read. Illustrations with instructions how ill animals humanely. Whatmea icines to use first, and how to prepari Therefore, be It ordered ana ae-creed by this court, that a reward of the sum of one thousand dollars be offered for the detection, arrest and conviction of the person or persons guilty of setting hre to, ana burning said court house. Said reward of one thousand dollars to be paid upon proof being made by person or per sons claiming said reward that is ordinarily reduired in such bases. horseman, and trades lu horses a great deal.

In talking he uses the word "say" very frequently, has ratjiejr a whine and a drawl in his speech I will pay $1C0 for his detention at'any tylaee tn the United States or Canada. Arrest and telegraph me at myxpense. Act cautiously he is supposed to be well Dated January 21, 1889. "IS. D.

LEARY weight about 150 pounds, age 47 years, light saudy hair, wore mustache and burnsides of about i months growth, blue eyes, large nose, rather Bonjsh shaped, and has scar on side of fftce which shows plaid if shaved dean. Qas scar on third finger of the right hand, leaviug finger qoito small and a little crooked at the last joint. lie had Qn whM he left, a dark gray suit of oiothfte, loose fitting. Should he be arrested, telegraph to the undersigned at Men mouth, Els. A.

T. Burner, Sheriff. County Judge, Bowie County Texas si armed. aa Wright, Sheriff, Howard oo JudV CJi REWARD Arrest fiob-PJJ ert T. East, wanted for murder committed on Sept.

13, 1878, and who broke jail on Februarys. them this every officer should know, uot only to make him proficient in iiis duties, but also to protect his amily. This book is valuable to constables detectives, police orticerb ud sheriffs. Descriptions and illus-rations of the most unproved police quipments. A perfect eucyclopedi it facts, really wuith $500.

Boauti bound with flexible cloth cover, pocket size, price $1.00. Sent nail post paid on receipt of price. This is the new aud enlarged ed; tion and is up to date in everythini concerning the profession. Address, 1880. Description: Age, 32 years; height 5 feet 8 inches weight, about 160 pounds light hair light com plex-ion; blue eyes; has downcast look SI OO REWARD.

Stolen. A large iay horse, 12 yean old; right thigh cut with wire, very nervous, 15 1-2 lianas Ligh, tail and mane light. Also single seated top bug. gy, blue lining, full leather top, Tim-kiu springs, piano box, $50 reward for properly, $50" for thief oil conviction. W.

W. Hays, Sheriff. H. J. Winderf 1045 South Toprka Wichita, Kaunas while being talked to, and usually keeps one foot kicking at the ground occupation a farmer, bnt can do any sort of common labor.

The above reward will be paid for his delivery at any jail in the United States. Arrest on sight and send his picture for John B.Yorke, Lock box 113 Wich Ita, Kansas. identification. Daniel Reck, Detective, Dayton, Ohio. January 3, 1889.

$50.00 REWARD. Wanted! John Joseph Mulligan, for forgery and grand larceny. Made his escape from the constable at Metcalfe, Ontario, on Nov. 10th, 1888. Jno.

Mulligan, alias John Joseph Mulligan, alias Wm. Bennett, alias Wallace, age 21 years, height 6 feet 6 inches; weight 120 pounds, blue eyes, dark brown ha'-, light complexion, pale, looks consumptive, smooth face, ilark clothes, may wear Prince Albert coat, laced shoes, does not look to over 17 years old. Printer by trade, writes fair hand, is good poker and pool player, has a pearl handle revolver and is fond of shooting; was accomr nied by another young thief nai ed Thos F. Baedor. Arrest and hold both and telegmph J.

W. Aiken, 29 Park Row, New York City. 5 a. WANTED ttft ftlany ads where leading firms desire your services published monthly In the MODERN OFFICE, Columbus, O. 10 cts.

postage pays for sample copy. SHORT HAND FREEI Ten Lessons without charge. Address with stamp, Hudson's Collegt of Short Hand. Columbus. O- $100 REWARD Is offered by the Sheriff of Wayne county, for Lewis Orrich.

lie if about 5 feet, 8 or 9 inches high, weigh! about 145 or 150 pounds, light co plccted, large gray eyes, light mustaohe, generally dyed; about 23 years oil, very good looking. The above reward will be paid for his arrest and tiift tion. Send all information to J. W. Hill, Private Detective, Lee per, Mo, Stolenl Oct.

25, 1887, from S. T. West, oft Pryors Creek, Cherokee Nation, one light roan or gray mare, 15 hands high, has a slight sweeney on right shoulcer, has small white shot on inside of right thigh and large knees. 25 reward for mare and $30 for ths thiefX Address S. T.

West, Cbetopa Kansas, or C. E. Carpenter, Kinnls-on. Cherokee Nation. T..