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Space prohibits the publication of all certificates from the various chiefs of police, but a few are selected, which follow:
Chief Constable's Office,
Sheffield, Jan. 19, 1904.
This is to certify that Mr. Harry Houdini was this day stripped stark naked and locked in the cell which once contained Charles Peace. The cell was searched and triple-locked, but Mr. Houdini released himself and redressed in five minutes, having also opened the iron gate of the corridor.
Charles J. Scott, Commander (R.N.)
Chief Constable, Sheffield.
Witness to the foregoing feat,
George H. Barker, Deputy Chief Constable.
