The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-16
THE y,v4TAW SEEN AGAIN.
MRA coz. YAWKrXS SETS EYES ON nIM
AM, ifE ~ GONE

The GRAND Organized Hunt Tint Was TO
DO Composed OF $50 Mon AbAndonsd for
I.nck ar voiunteers-Mr.s nwyer's Joke.
IsI1r. July 15.--All day. yesterday tho mon
who bayo bron hoadiuE the hunt for OUTLAW
Tom II c'iarlson 'werr busy preparing for q
grand orgnui2eh hunt. which was 10 begin at
3 o'clock this morning. 1t was proposed to
ha,c ~ least $50 men we'll armed md organ
ige boat the swamp whore 1t Is commonly
sunp scd tho onllaw is in hiding These mon
wcie to "fns out" AZ the east side OF tho
swamp ard work their way clear through IL TO
tho west si;o In his way II was expected 10
beat ivory c!unp OF hu sles,nnd to thoroughly
examine every bit OF scrub and underbrush.
Tho scheme was tho frst systematic ef-
fort 10 run norvy Tom Richardson to
earth that has beeu proposed. and
had 1t been carr cd ont It Ia altogether p-oba-
bic that something might hnvo boon found. but
the great organize hunt failel 10 materializo.
Whom II was FIRST proposed men from all over
tho county wcre cnGcr to join It, but when
Squire Clock attempted 10 organize his big
posse late Inst night n most surprising
amount OF sickness had developed among tho
allie bodied male citizens Of Islip and
Bay shore. 1t looked rs ir this county
was going to be LcpoM!nioi by IN Cpl
demic instead oi by Tom Richardson's
revolvere. The gronter pnrt o! tho $50 prom
ised man hunters found some reason salts
factory to themsolyes Tor not joining in this
particular man hunt just ut this particular
time so tho grand organized hunt promised
to be grand organized iyzle. and Squire
Clock announced at midnight TINT 1t would
have to be abandoned.
"A IL to aggrava,c his already exaspernted
hunters. no Rppcnrod again this morning at
almost tho exact hour at which tho great hunt
wna to hnvo set out to run him down. This
appearances was nj BAY Shore. Mrs. Hawkins.
the mother OF Col Hawkins OF Bay Shore. saw
him. Col. Hawkins OF bay shore. by tho way. Is
whose wife Is Tom i:ichnr,!on's sister. Airs.
Hnwkins nrose very early this morning. and Il
zig swan;.', shs wHs moi looking Tor lie out
rmef Se'I from Sa' The ihick undersrowth not
hSrh. md yAI ssnSsr iSun ls we're
dark AMI mis- fuce was covered with thin black
w!isie:;s. and on lis bend was an old brown
Mrs hawkins was SURPRISED and frightened.
s sna s the Go sa IN IN the can tine
strange man who hal so suddenly arieareJ
rG ss and nsa
looking about him, He walked, out into the
or.n !Sld i.r little Way and Mrs. Hawkins
stcnlthr. she also Thought TINT his manner
wns TINT of u man worn out with slseprssness
!honghi. and no looked feeble. beioIe Coi:
Hawkins could r,srond to he ~ sthers call the
Ho I seemed to Se satisfied With Ms, ons LOOK
about him. and soucled back inao tho under
Mrs. Hawkins's description OF the man fits
Tom Richardson to u T. md ths g n,I hun
ports the theory o., many people here that the
OUTLAW i 1en{ slowly sI"rySa by The The eloss
wSsh wss IS GsR he s are
fF TRo INK s had the
outlaw his morning spread very rnp!dly. aud
nunns the hunt he gould sops
or nifty OF the $50 ex-volunteers gathered early
s nn a"S n
blnnce Of an orsantzntion;; The hunters haze aye
worked ,oaother To-day ali this is changed.
hs son. By E who ana have .as "
on bis own Lookout; The, They have E. gone gone
hunt ia transformed into a watch. They seem
have mas N.Y. sHr 10 s a" ,bs last at fhas
HIM A tHs big Yam tasy hys
10 nppenr to them. Some Of them have quilts
Wth hs End me hSyS JaS
along IVA ll1"d cher ar and the watch an
This letter: mailed in this city. was received
by Justice Waller yesterday:
NEW YORK.. July IL 1901.
Justice Nd'icr.
DEAn SIr nv tho papers yon ars still hunting
for Tom You need look for him In tho
woods pro.ent he in the Grand Central station
yard. l keeps sny. nut 10 tho same Tom richardson
He ID q ba' one. Yours Mar HAwrhh
A constable of Islip sought the mid OF IA big |
detect We OF the Long Island kailrond. and they !
arrived at the GRIND Central Station at II a. /
NJ. with two rev0lvers apiece. and each with n !
pair OF handouts. sawyer WAS found by thcm |
In tho round house. lie told them Tom was |
q dangerous man.
III es over S.ere In that shanty." said Saw |
yer. pointing 10 the yar,imnsters Office In tho !
midst of iho tracks. where trains wero COLI |
efnntiy pna.ing. He's the fellow with n black !
SLOUGH hat and a shaggy beard" !
When tbs two men arrived at the sfantv !
they sreaked around 10 the door and entered |
suddenly. One 81 them asked:
Arc YOU Tom Richardson Z"
am tho ue-son addressed answered |
calmly.
Richardson said he would not resist. hut. |
possibly. lie was not the man they we're after. |
He convinced HON innll y that Tom ltichard-
son. the ynrdmaStrr OF the Grand Central siA-
tion had not been building any caves lntoly. !
nor had he been on Long Island |
e hnvs boon ". the West. though" he said. |
and can spli, u dime with n bu ct US we'll |
as the man YOU are looking for. The Whole |
affair Is n trick which the men about the yard
have put IN on us
The detective disappeared.