The sun., 1891-07-11

tho psasen: sapep: al and %
and va. wss the sTsss ns@s
turned over to Justice iss' oi the Peaos Henry
This discovery created great deal Of excite
ment In the neehborhood. The authorities
any ligh! upon the mystery and then lot the
pS"opIe flock to the cave. They went by the
They drove from all the surrounding towns.
and as the news spread visitors from the city
drove ts, out to see the kobber's Cave An at. At.
NAT ihs oseunsns hsS been been ~ Tom Rieba!d.
son, but though all else .wus suppressed his
well as the frenuent robhorles since, were ex-
plained. The very af erneon Of the discovery.
son Marvin was iSDt at the cave wit With s severai
toEwnsto!k 1ns examining h NJ, the place.
trnSs Albert s"a and Sea!v isse Seard: G
him instantly. they I Knew his head M and eyes
ssasS sa e. scoSsr h
Marvin could have shot him. but he and the
Others 9TH k had come ont Of curiosity at that time
They sprend tie report Of his appearance.
Immediatsly a plan was adopted TO catch the
70 lie teeth: ThsS consSised t'H the Town authcrs
i.ics IL as to their rights; and went out
Sa bsss here See s0' forty = 'oGGi op en ae n
have been Increasing rather than Decreasing
ss ( Il. sss isy ss9i have sssa
izei the hunters IL small parties aud assigned
ter shas H s.n sad
ssywhsIe : psrty might pass with 81" Isss
man hunters were provided Zach day with a
day'e rations; and when they cnme In at night
as cri iSs Il the % depuy r = shsri who hsa'We Was
present at thu nnderground lair the day 1t was
@ on peee see
tured for i; would only have been necessary to
have returned late al night and taken him in
Since this chance was lost. the only resource
was to endeavor to trank him to OTHER retrehs
sta tha, lie must have other reirea.s than
this. for where was the, the bn9ty y which ne had e,
hs s Ws
inconeeyaIle that ne hai means OF getting il
SO the search WAS conducted on these lines.
The vicinity Of the nnlereroqnd retreat was
parties searched the wild country for other
trals Of the robber.
Bayshore 10 learn wIether. Police Justice
Waller the mans fnthsrjin.iaW. had heard
Of na a'hes srs bm ha
had had had I child born TO her and was living in
shs s01sS ssuit 0a sis but @ sAf IS
mum Gated with his wife, and that, che lived in
rpr,or OF him, 1t was definitely learned that
pr"wiiHe a, ound Justice Waller 8 house. ~
1t will be news to the citizen 8 OF lslfp that on
ns e m Of
ond und rground retreat
The dctn Is Of this are carefully kept secret
hs oe T Bay Bay
de-, led that such a place had been discovered:
Mr.; Clock said he had heard 'trumored that
M trne. .N' RIM rs. rs he tru,hfnIiy sad wsr: as
thic In town as huekIe berries in n the woods.
@sssey Is int the place
ens ana it Is said % be near e. "; Bayard
This cave was d. covered on Monday y Josenh
s foowne oSn % ca efuiy consde ersd ulan searched
He knew from nomination OF the first cave
What to ook for In the bss 15s place Il se sGgShs
a'SsaT saTet:h o1 Of dpen @ COUNTRY con i'd Be mad
n the Ssn1s psn Of Sy
Sfe shell ea behind. ind from his nest could see
al f"llooWina "Ro12ia tSs iaes MsIyin exsminsd the
san iy ground for faint indications OF trail
Ills grratest care was in the examinations OF
the surface ior Indications OF disturbed
so SGwhas ssa
size and Of rotten appearance These me h.
ods brought him The saSS new f0sna
a system Of tin ,ubes The ends emerging
,.9s from the sand were covered with moss and dry
The new cave was larger than the first It
y Eus udssi and Sar Work a
mel there. There were no heaps OF sand
fact 9e wh i9opa i"acass .ns the
out Within al er fashion which l. a;Stontshed st
It's dlscoverers. IL was 'urn'sneu III LUXURIOUS
There were sheets hung around the walls !.is t.
rss resp OF Thers sas ~as a bed and bedding
tie appointments OF comfortable homo. i
TtsrS Ss was ssdeng sna hs r
cnpaneY. There was also here much niue, .G OF the dhe
Ihe most srniIcant thing in this st'anss st
RESIDENCE was chain s.SSufeiy .S Tron laS'enco 10
What did Richardson want Of this fine un.
derground residence2 10 what tho disroverers
asked themselvss. For what purpose was the
Justice wHsT .na. epd Tths the rasar oHn
intopdad this place as the home Of his wife. |
ana that he, meant to take her there
Rs R loves ier and thnt he hd syorn to have
oea oen h,r urisoner here and force her 10 share
his bandit life with him for an extended time.
can only he con}ectured. but there are people
here who think he did. I,. |
Several times ltichnrdson has been seen, but
he was De, er near enough for Q sbot.
James Richardson. the bandits brother was
aires cd on Wednesday While no was LOOKING |
2 - IA ia mr. the WOOu6.
10y mas been emp!oyea hE gns moWasa ssoIs
and WHO has always found him honest. They |
took him to BAY Shore cps9h with assisting
Justice of the Peace Clock told t svX y,,1e, Re-,
~ his broiher, who bled him OF nearly oil his !
earnings Tom told his brother thai he was
camping In the wo ds, but no wou'd neVer teil
him where. g.,
Ihev met at point near sa1t0ns Swamp ;o,np
Thev had n certain tree. a. certain crotcf In
which they used aa post once.
q. certain times and get his letters; and here