The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
TWO MORE MEN IN THE Tolls.
SIrous Evidence AGAINST Sea'ey ana
kOTgaDhed.
THEY SEEN TO Be OUR TRAIN ROBBERS
The Cumberland Nan ConCsdsS lHal
He is Trapped,
GOVERrOR Issues 4 REQUlSlllW.
u,..prsr Crutclheld Identifies Lottery
r,cLets, Purse and Other Articles
Found on the Cumbtr-
land AHB.
THEY SEEN TOBE OUR TRAIN ROBBERS.
GOygRroR Issues A REQUISITlON.

rIrEERLAND, MD, oct. 19.-Speclal.
1pf, tH, present time there has been no
startling developments in the Quantico
train robbery, although the detectives
have been cuergetically engaged in follow
INK the clues gained yesterday from the
suspect under arrest in this city.
g. j. Seargy. or Leary. the man now
coaauci in the county jail. positively re-
fuses 10 see reporters and wln not talk
with the detectives.
Detective Hindt and Express Messenger
CrItchueld, who WAS on the car at ne
time of the ROBBERY, called at the Secohd
National Bank " this City. TO-DAY a-d
closely examined the money and oIHef
valuable articles found In tue possession
OF Searcy at the tiine OF his arrest
AGu,... u.siuIp
Messenger Crutchdeid stated to a Times
correspondent, aftcr he had examiner tne
goods, that he was positive that lHe
Honduras lottery tickets, souvenir Pun se9,
gold chain and BOi4-DWHed e. o. '''''o
were taken from ms car al the ('IHe ~ %
the robbery. The name gwen by tie
person VINO paWucd tine Masonic rlht WIti
a Washington tD. CO paWnbfohef - ,,;,,',, -, -,
Searcy. ON the other pawn tickets iouhu
IN the possession OF Scaicy appc"l9 ''s
name oil AlDiu Courtney. .,.,.
10 the detectives yesterday SeaICy
stated he Was not IN the cily Oh " ,,1.i "sIi
lHEtOu Ou september Eith, but "hen fte9
toned by Cn.ef Of Police fltzer. OF lLlH
city, as 10 how the pawn uchet Tor tne
ring and Uturt goods came mo NJ pos
session. ne a,knoWledgei having pa "Aed
the ring, but would say HOehihs aDJu' 'he
Mir George G.. uudt. the route agent
OF the Adams EXpross Company, leIt ms
city this morning Tor Washington a'lu
win bring several Witnesses VINO ..-,. 90"
.. ....r t.tl
to Identity the prisoner at the hhDeaa
Carpus proceedings tomorrow aii'I"vo"'
sAla IN - IHAIrtD.
A Tfm.s' correspondent handed Seatcy
"a t,IrEram from Cincinnati, o., TINS
morning, announcing the arrest IN that
city OF Charles A. Morgan tIcld, VINO Is
Nuupos,Q IL have been the mdu VINO
arrived ia this city in company with
Searcy. Searcy read the message care
fully, and, throwing the telegram on the
floor OF the lan, muttereu soncthihb
about the 't0ol' then stamping his 1905
ON tho telegram and kIchEg II aside,
paced up ana down his cell as n IN deep
thought. Just then Detective Hinde ap-
UcUri at The door OF ihe Prisoner cell
at the sight of whom Scarcy became
cuEgcd and sworc he wasn't gong TO
say another word. as he was trapped.
HfLuyr HE WAS IH,. LsApkE
The detectives an say that Searcy was
not only one of the bandits, but a lead
ar, aud one OF those who planned the
robbery. Scarcy has up 10 the present
time successfully avoided the kOdakS of
q dozen reporters. lie strcuuDusly OBJ
jc.ts to having his picture taken. lie
remarked yesterday, on being led from
the Jail. that his face was already i'm
soak, probably meaning that his picture
was iH the roEucs gallery.
II is thought al the h1bcaS corpus hear
ing tomorrow. that there will be some
Nlarj.luE deN N'l0pWcutS maze and thdt
- f..rF.
beyond the shadow OF a doubt The re
QUESTION papers from Governor . Fer
ID, ,t Virginia. have not as yet arrived,
but DO Is believed that Attorucy-G gueral
-, of Maryland who win arrive m this
'|It tomorrow morning will bring the
papers With him and should the guilt
OF ",.l'E hr established at the hear
lhs. H' "}b Boz at once removed 20 Wash
Mr William LcFcyre. Of the firm of
u y. Irt''re a son, remembers that ON
MoN.tN ls. ho waited upon "a short
hs'N N-sr' man. ana that this man pur-
Cnas,I 'n" dozen three grain quiniuc
capsules '"I some pcrfumery. This Is
tHr man found with "a broken leg In
cincinnati. and who gave hts name there
4s a, ,l'r''. A. Morgauhcld. He is also
Hllh S'','l and with whom the Cum
els ''"''"N N'N-
THF Rorrt OF THF RonnERs.
WASHINGTON. d. @. oct. 10 Socci4u
lt"h Fhkyrtau ana Seymour Butler. OF
Inc Nt,W YORK branch Of the Pinkerton
detective Agency arrived here and con-
suited with Mr. j. A. Herring. Mr. g "
ltt'it and others connected with tbe
5NIdI"S tNIess company Seymour But
IN IN lhe country and is well yersed IN
They VISITED the st. Asaph race track
ii.rtir.i,I,, ,.'d thursday, In hopes Of
LdNc knowledge ot the robbery. The
larry returned To Washington this even
ms ana could not be found later ifr
lHIt stated to-day that they thought they
HSd l'hNi the route taken lv tbe mon
afer leaving Aquia creek and eVnorteJ
10 ktl Two more men In Cincinnati soon
as as tRe{ have news TO that effect They
E1ndeld at Cincinnati. and avne,t "' Nrl ,l,
days. "'e next Ie"
IHf TWO MIN WIRE IN wAsHINGToS.
detective Quinian. of Washington who
went 10 Cumberland Yesterday 10 sec
Searcy to-day located the place ,ybers
me men stopped In Washington They ar
IlVed mere on the 18th OF September Thai
day they pawued the watch aud ring M
lleldenheimer'S TaWnshOp. and stnnpc5
al William Wlllcr's. 1225 Psnnsylvapia
avenue They left early the next evening
They spent the most Of their time i'm
walking the streets. and did not stay i'm
the hotel which IS a small place. two
stories I'm height. Searcy registered AS {
Arlington and his companion N0rglu-
field, as Q. T. Vivian, both Of Roanoke
which was spelled "RonCck."
eEAGcy RETIRED KABLY.
Searcy went to bed early. but n. other
men stayed out late To the best of VII
lers knowledge, they brought no satchels
with them. nor did he see them I'm CON
Vers8tlon with any one here. He took
em for Virginia farmers seeing the
sights
When shown picture of Searcy. VII
Der said hc could not positively Identify |
81 as Arlington.
some of the express officials are Of the |
opinion that the robbery was planned |
mere
AIORg FEJD,, IREEST