The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-03
He KNEW THE INGLEs|DE,
S. o: Browning. Was There Be
fore and After Stages j. !:
- Murder. s.
HIS REMARKABLE. GOODNESS.
A Bright lookout Being. Kept Here
for Henry Williams, Alias :::.
: !. Brady. .... u = :.

: "A bright lookout is. being kept by the
local detectives for Henry: Williams, alias
Jack Brady, the murderer Of Sheriff ::Bo-
gard; and the: house of Mrs. Johanna
Liljequist, 305 Grove street, where Williams
roemed, is being: shadowed. s. !.
Although it might reasonably be- sup
posed that Williams would not: be such a
fool. as to make his, appearance. at. 800
Grove street, Captain Lees is not disposed
to lose any.chance- of capturing him, as
smart criminals have done Just as foolish
things !. -.
The. captain. has wired; to the Chief of
Police of ST. Louis asking if anything Is
known there of SO. Browning, the rebber
who was. killed: by Sheriff :Bogard at the
train .hold-up near Marysville last .Satur-
day morning. Browning had: told the
people in: the house on Golden Gate ave-
nue. where he roomed THAT his father was
a. wealthy cattleman in. st. Louis, and in
his trunk were found photographs, taken
at zQE Franklin avenue, there, OF Browning
and a young lady who. so closely resembles
him that tbs befieyed.she is his sister. :.
w. e. Haxe of 319 Suffer streettold Cap
tain Lees yesterday that he met. Browning
ont in. the park ON q bicycle, and they. be-
came quite ehummv. Browning was very:
affable and treated him in a. very courteous
manner, and seemed very. much of a gem
tlen1an.
f. Haxe stated that he was very much sur
prised. to note Browning's pieturein the pa
pers yesterday morning. He said Brown
ing. was very strong man }, aildswhile they
were riding together on tlefr;bicycles he
would lift Haxe and the bicycle: together
off the ground without any difficulty. :. :.
:On the Sunday prlor:to the Stagg murder
they drove along the beach and Haxe pro-
posed that they should. drive to the lhgfe-
side. :: Browning readily :acquiesced, and
while they were out. there Williams sud!
denly turned up, although Haxe could not
tell where he came from. On "Wednesday
or Thursday following the murder Haxe
met Browning :againalld theyrode to the
Ingleside together, where they both dis
cussed the Stage murder, and they both
said twas an outrageous affair and that
parties who did it deserved hanging. -.
. This: is another illustration @of Brown
ing's GOODNESS, and it,. besides proves that
thathe and hispartner VII iams were not
Strangers to the Inglesideswh some peo-
pie were inclined todeubt. = ~: !: -,
Detective Bohen said yesterday that VIII
liams aboutfye. orsix years, ago was EN-
ployed at the st. George stables, on Bush
street.. One night the ,wafchman heard "a
horse moving around and he: wehtupstairs
tottle.lt up In. its stall, again. AS soon as
he made his appearance some one threw a
sack over his head and tleftly.tied it around
his body, pinionfng his arms. The rohher
took a $40 gold piece out of his pocket, he
having received his. wages. that day: When
f: the Waterman. succeeded In getting: re-
leased from. the sack nobody was to be
seen..: He. notified the police and. Boherf
was sent to-. investigate The watchmitn
was morally positive that William ms was
the robber,: but he.conld not. be arrested
without better. proof. Williams remained
in. the st. George stables till he entered
the service of JohnF. English, the produce
merchant, as stablem an: =. -. -. !:
: Different statements have been mad e. as
to what bicycle Williams had with him
when. he made his escape after shooting
Sheriff Bogard. Cap taini Lees said yester-
terday that it. was a Cleveland wheel; No,
1896, pattern Z; steel rim and black enam-
eled frame. 1t belonged to Browning, The
bicycle found near Mary lille was the. one
hired from Perkins IL ], Walker, Market
street and Van Ness. avenlie, and is: d
Westminster =: =: =: III. 2. :; :.