| Show iJuDATi IS THREA TEN EO I Millionaire Packer Hears i From Kidnapers l WANT REWARD WITHDRAWN I In n Letter He is Informed that Unless Un-less His Offer of 825000 for Arrest Ar-rest and Conviction of Each of the Three Bandits Who Abducted His Boyis Withdrawn tho Outlaws Will Kidnap Another of His Chil dren The Howard Still Stands Eel Ee-l gardless of Threat i I ji j 1 Omaha Neb Dec 30E A Cudahy the millionaire packer has received a second communication from the men who kidnaped his son This time ris formerly the letter contains n threat and flays in substance that unless he Withdraw his offer of 25000 reward I fur the arrest and conviction of each I J eacI W the three bandits they will kjdnap another of hs < hUdrcii The letter re Jfcra to the failure of the police to got anything llkcvt tangible clUe aa to the Identity of Kidnapers scoffs at the idea or Put Crbwc being one of thern mentions the case with which the first job was pulled off and concludes by saying that if Mr Cudahy IHU l wise as he showed himself in the first instance in-stance he will comply with the re I diiest and withdraw the rewards atone at-one This letter Is written with pen and I ink on thn same kind of yellow paper as the first and evidently by the same person and was mailed at the post olllce in Omaha at S a in Saturday j December 22nd showing clearly that one of the gang was in the postoflice lung posto1ce on that date if tho letter had the same I origin as the letter demanding the ransom That the origin was the same is attested by Gen John C Cowin I who s uv bach t missives The Jotter reads Cudahy If you value the boys life at the price ofa bullet you will withdraw with-draw the reward at once And let well enough alone If you dont do this we will finish tho job with a bullet Jf cny man whether gllty or Inocent is ever arstd a bulet will close the Boys mouth You will think of this warn ing when It is to lute The letter was delivered by carrier to the Cudahy house Speaking of It I Gen CowIn said today The letter was shown to me and I thought that the Chief of Police ought to see It as it might help in the Investigation but I advised strenuously that nothing whatever be said about It because I thought it was to the interest of all that until these parties had been captured cap-tured the letter should be withheld Mr Cudahy stated that he has not withdrawn the reward and does not propose to do so Mr Cudahy today gave out an exact copy of the letter received from thu kidnapers Thursday He refused to see any representative of the press remarking re-marking that he was through with tire newspapers The orthography of the letter Is apparent that of an amateur ama-teur and corresponds with that in the first letter demanding the ransom Detectives today secured information informa-tion which they expect will result in locating the buggy used by the men I in the abduction |
