Show I I j Ij FITZGERALD IS ISi J J i UNDER ARREST si i s L Newly Imported Newspaper NewspaperMan Man Is Held for or Texas f t i J Authorities JI CHARGED ARGEO C WITH FORGERY f tL PUTS P TS UP SPLENDID FRONT FRONTI WHEN APPREHENDED I f J W iv v H Fitzgerald suave and andI carrying to the very vry v r end nd the easy non nonchalance I JJ chalance ch of at the clubman was thrust into S a zi cell lI Jn the th city Jail last night In fn spite of at atri ri his hI protestations ms that the t e farce has bas gone 11 I i far tir f enough eno gI From roth what could coul be learned earned last night i J I and arid from what Chief of f Police Pollee P Pitt and his corns believe b however ho r It is evident that the farce has hus hu gone g too far tar for Fitz 1 It 1 raId raIdI Fitzgerald erald who arrived here some three I i mouths ago agi worked on a local morning 1 Ji 1 1 p per for Cor a time and then went a aj j J weekly magazine Yesterday two tele t le trams gramis were received r by the police pollee gly th t a t description or of Fl Fizgerald erald and his that Tie true name us Feeney Feene and asking lj h 11 arrested and held in custody cUstod Fhe telegrams t both of ot which were signed by byJ J J K E Hushes hughes sheriff came from Amar fib and Cleburne Tex and both stated that Uia Fitzgerald I alias Feeney was wa wanted there fur for forgery forger In the tile description de siren rh lJ la In the telegram It was stated slated that Fitzgerald would pose us a club man milter futer good and nd would be well eU dressed It was W g late Inte In the th evening when Deteo I t the tive located Fitzgerald Fitzgerad In the I I I Kenyon henn bar and it wa was only after atter con considerable conI I 1 protestation followed by b con convincing on oni I argument on the part of I the offia i 1 d to to tol toJ J a cr c r that Fitzgerald J consented go police l headquarters h J I When hen taken Into the detectives room and allI under th the Interrogation by Chief of o i Police Pitt and ami Chief of at Detectives I Sheets Fitzgerald put up u a brave brae front frontI I I denying that t athe he had over e I used W the name of ot Feeney jo ene or that he had ever eer been In f Texas With Ith cutting politeness even een sarcastic at ut times l he h informed Chief r Pitt that he hall hail come om directly from New NewYork Newyork Jt f York ork to work on a morning paper pap r here If F I Ii Ii and that flint later bad had transferred to the I I kly publication With almost t admirable 11 1 f able ble grace grce he belang languidly Uld Iy suggested su to tho thoS S chief ehle Now Im a II newspaper man and c ft 1 know these theMe the le Jokes jokeR have been played be lx bet beI t I I ore But dont you think this farce has hasI I gone cone far t r enough For lr a minute both Chief Pitt and Sheets Were eze Ire down dowil hanging to the ropes and andI l I Rasping for tor breath The only onh thing that hi hiI i t I them was another look at the two telegrams 1 f I Then Fitzgerald sent fent for tor oi an attorney J i but ut after af er a long interview with him the 1 I attorney left lett with a shrug of f the t flers ders and I with all his haughty haught I F was led to the cell It Is t said that Fitzgerald as he styles i himself In Salt Lake has bas had trouble with several checks which he passed here but which were later taken care ot o oby oby by friends |