The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

fused, and the stranger left. The police
authorities are looking for this fellow,
and feel confident he Is pal" of Nor
garfield.
This morning a careful inventory was
taken OF the property belonging to the
prisoner. IL was found that the valise he
carried tailed eactly with the telegraphic
description OF the one carried by the sus-
pect. He had a telescope valise, and
when II was examined IL was found 10
contain S1l0n In money, soft brown
felt hat, biue-strfped calico shirt, an
undershirt. one pair OF suspenders. and
new silk handkerchief.
AN IMPoRTAST LINK.
In his pocket was a 45-calibre, Colts
single-action revolver, with all the cham
bers loaded. A black handed, two
bladed knife Of medium size WAS found
near the place where ne broke his leg.
II was partly buried and was covered
with mud, showing that he had used IL
to dig hole. The fellow Will not explain
why he buried the knife, and the police
think II an important link In the chain Of
evidence. He also had pair OF gold
plated cuff-buttons and small dia4ond
ring, which were taken. The Adams3 Ex-
press Company has attached the money
found on Norganfleld, N,iv0 in all. There
are three more of the thieves sun at
large. and the local police have every
reason TO believe that they are some
where in this neighborhood.
On farm near Chester Park the de-
tectives this afternoon found a bottle
of laudanum. In the bottle was DIown
avenue, Washington, ID. c." This bot
tie was found where Morganfeld was
arrested. lie was in Washington with
Searcy.
TRYING TO HIDE BIs BOOTY.
Near the spot where Morsanfie d broke
his leg while trying TO board freight
train, they found the broken point or
knife blade, it being supposed ne was As
trying TO dig a hole IN the earth 10
conceal something. Marks were also
found on the ground indicating mat ne
had dragged himself TO the creek ~ ar
by after being injured. It is thouSnt @ tdr ms
then threw something into the WAFER
Ii was learned that a one legged IL oW
who has been hanging around 81 Ier1-
ard, called at Germ ms farm house el-
him by the supposed robber. Ii Is be-
lieved that this bundle contained a great
er part of the "swag." The officers are
tonight securing The neighborhood Tor
A Hash photograph of Morganfeld was
taken to-day to be forwarded to "ash-
iugtou. 49,. -,
Wednesday afternoon, a short time alter
Morganfieid had been removed TO the
Giesuan House a well-dressed stranger
accasted him and asked Wnere the IL
iured man had been taken. he wac loIu,
residence. He Is supposed TO be an ac-
compice Of the injured man. 49,
one detachment Of officers are on ms
mans trail. While many private deltc-
tiyes as well as the regular force are SUI
engaged about Chester Park suputnS,
there is a general opinion to-nignt wa. u,d'
Morganfelds pals, at least some oi theH'
have escaped to Louisville.
Two raG,mE4 oF iorGASfiELDs cAsF.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, oct. 19;-SPeclal
The police tonight are divided between between
two theories concerning Charles AUGUSTUS
Norganneld the prisoner IN the city nos
pitaI There Is much evidence faForhs
the belief that Morganfield is one OF me
luantico train robbers. Morganield, al
ter repeated denials, admitted that ne
was In Washington recently.
Chief Deit2ch to-day received inloIiha-
ton that leads him to believe that Nor
ganfield may be wanted IN Baltimore,
one week ago Buckner & Cohen. money
lenders. Of that city, bought from three
men sl.OOO worth Of alleged gold, which
proved worthless. Morganheld answers
The description Of one Of the men, and
chief Dietzch telegraphed Marshall Frey,
Of Baltimore, for further particulars.