Show WENDll G IS CAUGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO Continued from Page Pae One leaving some sonto of his effects behind Here Carney Garne lost host the trail Successful Decoy Letter Returning to Houston Housto he hc sent a de decoy decoy decoy coy letter ostensIbly written by the I aum to Mrs 1113 asking for thu tho address of Henry the name assumed by when he left leU Louisville The reply Intercepted by l Carney Informed him hIm that his lila prey was In Los Angeles An The detectives trip to Los Log Angeles proving pr fruitless he returned to San Antonio where he h found that thai Henry HenlY Picard a 11 friend I of Wendling had received a postal pic Plc turo card from front the fugitive This com cont communication I written In French was postmarked Rio Vista Cal Abandon AbandonIng AbandonIng Abandoning I Ing his Texas hunting ground Carney carno cario immediately to this city where he Ito secured the aid of the thie local detec delec detective tire live bureau Accompanied by IJ b Detec Detective Detect tire tive t o Conlin he hc went to Rio Vista TISta but their man had leaving l behind him hoover however his name on the be pay payroll payroll roll of a company which was building jetties along the Sacramento river Then the trail again became becam so cold that Carney determined to visit Mrs Irs Mulena at her home hume In Hume Ho reached there just In time to prevent the destruction of a postal which gave g o othe the tho address of oC in Cal Cat Mrs had destroyed her other correspondence with Wendling and i was on orf tIle the point of burning the thc pos postal po 1 tal the Louisville Lou police om official I cial dat arrived Tried to Burn Letter I When hen the address was wat flushed flashed to lo loSan San Francisco Detective Burke WOK wan I at once sent to Vallejo In the house of Alice Allee Miller with whom hom Wendling I had been living ho Ito found the tho fugi fugitives tIres tives photograph and a complete kit of burglar tools A further search of the place led Jeth to the discovery of or many articles art IcIeR which had been heen taken alten from the tho th residence re of Thomas Saunders which had been burglarized three times This was the house formerly occupied by b Charles for rOl whom worked as ns gardener Wendling was soon traced t ced to tills this city it but the detectives vere thrown off the tho track by 13 1 a strange stran c double who ho left a n suit snit case In a deserted house hOlls In Inthe Inthe Inthe the north beach leach foreign quarter The death by his own hand of this suspect two days ago again agnin loft lort the detectives without the tho lh scent SCell but they cau ht It again when Captain of Detectives Wait Wail received a Mp Up Thursday night that the tho thorn fugitive rn Ile was in a Third street room rooming roomIng rooming ing house The Tho number given proved J I I to be bl a t vacant lot Next door how over or was waB a lodging house frequented by bS laboring men Mrs Irs Mary 1 ty t 3 the o owner nor of or the honee declared that a man answering Vend lings de description had hall been there but had left lefta a n few fc lays days before Tho detectives were still suspicious suspicions and atud after watch watching watchIng ing the house for 24 21 hours determined this morning to make a search Their efforts were rewarded by hy the disco discovery cry ery of Wendling crouched beneath the sink of a wash room Dragged forth he 11 did lIld not hot make malte the st resistance and when hen the tho bullet wound In his hand and the Elte tattooed ship on his arm aria were exposed by his captors he hc readily admitted his Identity Protests Protest Innocence On the arrival of the with Wendling at the th city prison Chief of Police Martin and District Attorney were ere summoned With tho the detectives these two officials remained closeted for an hour with the prison prisoner er cr He his Innocence of he the Kellner Kellne murder declaring that he know knew Imp nothing of It until he read of the finding of the body Wendling main maintained that he hc had adopted th the name of his mother mOUle to avoid his law nw Arnold who had pursued him from France to make him marry Madeline lad lIno Arnold That the th bitter bitterness bitterness bitterness ness between the two men nten has luas grown since the marriage until ho feared for his life was the tho explanation clung to toby toby toby by in explaining his flight I told toM Captain Carney that he lie j i would not resist extradition and the latter said that thal be he world wOl ld start for 01 home with his prisoner as soon as ashe ash ashe he h is rested from his strenuous chase A delay delar by a train wreck of one day dayon on his return from rom rein Hume kept l opt Carney Carnoy from being In at nt the arrest and he heas was as fifty miles front from rom this city elt when I was Wius taken into custody Circumstantial Ci nt I Evidence nee According to Captain Carney the evidence against t Wendling is very er I strong The strongest strong st link was wan the I discovery of some somo of the girls bloody clothing in a closet in itt home This with other oth r evi eyl dence brought before the tho coroners and grand Juries will wm in the opinIon of the lh Louisville police chief std senG s Vend ling to tho ito gallows allows Carne Carney claims to have ended hero here today one of or tho the longest and most moat mo t expensive je manhunts of modern times limes Descriptions of Wendling were sent to every over ever I American consular representative In Inthe Inthe Inthe the world and to every postmaster In France and Germany Gorwan Since June II U Uthe the expenses of Captain Carnoy have huy averaged aora ed dally daily Is smooth and with wilh the tho th healthy health tan that thal comes conies from r outdoor work During all tho the pro proceedings proceedings accompanying n his arrest arret hit he was the hue coolest one concerned A second sweating planned ed for this tiff aft afternoon was declared off orr at al the request t of Carney Carne who declared that there thoro 1 was ivas no chance of breaking him down iown Refuses to Talk KANSAS KA SAS CITY July 1111 10 Mrs Cora of Hume Mo Io who Is l accredited o with having given Information that led to the tile arrest of ot Joseph Josoph Wendling Bald In talking over oyer the thelong thelong long lon distance telephone to 10 the elated clat d Press here hero tonight that sIte she sl would not discuss the tho matter of her hor alleged acquaintanceship with the man under tinder arrest at San Francisco Mrs when told tonight that It was throne h Information from her that Tend arrest was brought about scented to bo he greatly surprised and was wag to believe bellec that the man whom she knew In Houston as ns Henry and Joseph Wendling were were ono one on and tho the same sante It was wan with re reo reluctance that she would discuss the Iho matter at all and would not commit herself at fil any all time as ns having been engaged ll to supposed l to lo be bo Wendling I II If I hae have nothing to say regarding the affair at nt all said Mrs Irs when communicated with wilh by b long distance telephone tonight I must be convinced that this man under tinder arrest Is the man whom I T knew as Henry In Houston be Ia before before fore I will make a statement regard regarding regardIng ing our acquaintanceship Mrs Is a milliner of Hume Mo Io She has been blen In that thal place lint but buta luta a few months |