Show TWO FUGITIVES LURED BACK BY WOMEN NOW LANGUISH BEHIND PRISON BARS I James Crow and aid Floyd Blakeley are ae sadder and wiser than they were Both have been beau lured into barred cells through hove ove of ot wicked women Crow escaped from the city elt prison a year Jear ago came back to Salt Lake fearing that while he was in hiding a arival rival might win the affections of his sweetheart and was captured by Mounted Policeman Heath Blakeley Bakeley who deserted from the United states army was captured and escaped after being sentenced by was also held by his infatuation to the vicinity of Salt Lake and like m e Crow was seized sel ed while he was and must spend four years In a military prison Crow Is 26 years old A year ago to raise funds with which to buy candy and theatre tickets for Cor fo his affinity and to avoid the Irksome necessity of ot working for the money he stole stoic some copper wire from the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone For this of oC offense offense he was sentenced to forty Corty days In jail For nine days he languished lher there his heart consumed with anxiety con concerning concerning concerning the of the rival whom he had reasons to suspect On the ninth day he was taken out to the fair grounds and set to work painting some of the city sprinkling carts He seemed so absorbed in his work that his hit guards relaxed their vigilance not I suspecting that as the day wore away Crow was plotting escape and think thinking thinkIng thinkIng ing of ot a fair charmer who lived In Franklin avenue Seizing an au opportunity opportunity opportunity Crow hid In one of the box stalls from which he lie could watch the movements of the guards as they searched search ell for him Then as s they start started started started ed for the gate he lie crawled through the fence Cence and found a secure hiding place When he lie reached Franklin avenue he found that his sweetheart had gone to Nevada He followed He found work as a teamster in the camp In which she had taken up her abode and for months Crow was happy Then the girl for whose sake he le had 11 d gotten into jail and then got out again decided to return to Salt Lake Again Crow followed Yesterday morning Mounted Policeman Heath was riding past the corner of oC Third South and State streets Standing St upon the sidewalk cheerfully gazing at the passers he noticed a man whose face and figure seemed familiar Camillar After Arter a moments thought the policeman re recalled recalled recalled called Crow and his escape while sen serving servIng ing a jail jaH sentence He at once took the man into custody Crow will join the chain gang today to complete te the remaining days of his sen sentence sentence sentence tence s affair was on a par with that of Crow He became infatuated with a woman of tarnished reputation At the time he was a private in the U S When he learned that the regiment had been or ordered ordered ordered dered to the Philippines there was a struggle between his sense of soldierly duty and his infatuation In the end he deserted He was found hovering around the women and taken back to Fort Douglas where his regiment was sl the time hula he her disappeared He was sentenced by to serve sene eighteen months in the Fort Leavenworth military prison While being held for the of the sentence by the department command commander er or General L D Thomas at Denver Denv r rhe he and another man under sentence were ordered to do some work about Fort Port Douglas Dougas under guard of a sen son sentinel sentinel tinel The guards sympathies 13 were in I Isome some way won byi by Blakeley and his companion The three took to flight Up time the guard and Blake leys heys fellow prisoner have not been ben captured But Blakeley like hike Crow thought more of ot the woman that he lie did of freedom He lingered about Salt Lake and adjacent towns until he was recaptured A sen sentenced sentenced I him to thirty months in prison j for his escape The two sentences will make four tour years imprisonment for Blakeley The sentences have been confirmed and he ho will be taken to Fort Leavenworth |