The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

thing chat happens. and it given hall N
chance ] VIII SHOW what some olu'ia
are doing Henry Coleman made ihat
Uttle fellow Daiord take IBIS shoes OFT
and give them to him. baltord WH7
scared half tO death and didn't have to
De- asked twice. was sttnnlns lh l,t
feet Of him nc the time. ana saw cole
man throw at him and then run MIN up
They're got me charged with shooting
at Mr. Johnson, but the man thAl dld
that D. iu the pcnitaniiaty now. lhe
shoes ! had when arrested were hanne4
mo hy Coleman. TIE asked me to hold
them. and I thought they were pair of
shoes Doe bard I0ucnt. and just took them
g. accommodate hIm. Ihen he ram. ana a
policeman arrested me- fcr stealing the
shoes.
WILLING TO HELP.
amy time the police want me 90 help
them locate and convict some or the
people who are doins an this work. /
Will dO it,
Henry Coleman would not talk. as
freely as Rowe. and he admitted tha.
Rowe bad given him the tins not to say
anything
Of don know anything about The Dali
ford h0il-up.' ho said. TIE did not how
ever deny R0we's statements connect
ing him with fh. affair
Coleman was dosged I'm his manner
and declared that Doe knew nothing what
ever about the hold-up and that the
shoes he had wcro given him by friend.
and tho cap Doe wore when arrested was
ono Doc had got from friend in exchange
FOR Fedora.
"Au I know about the hol-up" said
Coleman. "if what / heard Tom Harris
Say just before Christmas Io told me
that if he didn't have o. now suit off
clothes and hat bv Christmas. no.
wouldn't he hIs FAULT He ddut have the
l.|.. D.
'i''"e- .i,5"I ,i. o,.,. ,.,, ,,,,r,,r
MAI il- 'H- lIf itli-Ai-
Ills manner when asked certain ques-
lnN-7, however hdl. l.dlrl una, nr nilt"
more IMAM ne Would 'el ara lNtie I'
Hiile oouhl thal De ls dangerous Gus
iomer' ana KNOWS more H'oil lne noiu-
UPS tliu amy one cam guess.
D.i-9ia testimony emo, iiie5 Eo"e
iu ine ho.l-uu cas-. .ut Doe hls the sus-
IIeIDus character au4 charge with threat
Duilg 10 shoot au officer facing him.
Coleman has several charges against
lIm. The former laf Nrnu confined lu
ilI several Umes the last one being
for twelve months Ho bias been at lb-
Driv for about fDl mutus Coleman
lls been u I.I five Times. three tunes
flr f.hfirl- rui twice for larceny. Ur has.
TINS POLICE O< THE IDD<tI.T.
Iu view 0f .na fItf -n.f I good u-uv
c0ruUl.fuf. rata boon made of late bv
crIzens of R.chmonI tnrt tnDv have
been anuorDI ln the public streets or
t.r l,rl f... tr,,,..s o~ foofn.ls START.
lI or -f.rl..,- fo 9so.rfqIn. ir rossi-
Iie what .rr.rromcrt- han beel made.
~ Io o.. ...'bo-,+f.s t, sfor anv
r.,,.t-tlor of r,lh.-i.s on tn. public
b.-h.-.r.
Nrf,~ D. D. Howard the chief of
p-if.. , f. r'.+ ...rtlo,,1,, ,, ,,norl
.il. t.l.T tt-t be raf raf
& ,,,. '.....l l,.l.-s t,.+ ft.f fna
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''...-.. .,-.,-l D., l, trafr dufy and
e,.,.... ou racae..rv o4r. and yrri-
i.r'. 90 l.riro- outlaws fo tuetlce. Jude-
i.,, rr,n, ttn 5rIff ,f his r-n4ries Major
If0orard seems to think tn4t the felr
~ Ioire hold mo on tho streets at nlght-
limo 4. ,,r.rffv 'exleeerlfcI. Noverthe-
r.ss fha f4.f r.malrs fnat the attacks
i,. ,oofnrIs hrv. taken place. FOR they
.r, tr af,,oe+ ovor,. Instance rcuorted Uv
tbororoffy relf4fla rifizaue.
ranfgfn THOMAS OF tho First Police
etatior u,bon r..r on the efibiect said:
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,4r 5 t.,., ,.ot ro..i,.f ar,. my
Is ,,., ,,,, .r. or tbe looit-our to ar-
r..lNf s|N "tA Nt' t.-