Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
 WHO WILL CATCH SULLIVAN He Is Badly Wanted For Train
 Robbing. GOOD ( PRICE ON HIS HEAD Q s-.ss Full Description of the Man Gent Out By tte sl. Southern Express Company and S20O
 Offered For His Capture. 

Although but Ettle is being said abou: the matter, it is known that there are several excellent detectives still working hard on; the Cal.ra rain robbery, running down every clue, no matter how small it may be. As is well known, th'eg'e were -fcrty-one sticks of dynamite found at the scene of that robbery, and thSi- one fact has furnished g. strong clue or circums anlces against one individual that will be hard to overcome if he IS ever landed behind the bars.
 s-- fIAt1e. recent robbery, as well as others was called to mind again by the issuance of a circular by the Southern DXprsrS company, whlclh was sert to all the oill- -cet.s of the United States. An eAoSiieipl Iiisenses of .his much wanted train rob her is pria:fed on top of the paInphiet tfl,sfas is being seTlt out Not only IS tnls ,ss m am wa nted in this state, but he IS paeGly nseded in the state of Texas TOT cIiads of tnain robbery committed two years ago. AL,
 The following is an exact copy or the new circular referred to:
 s,s s200 REWARD.
 Tine above are photographs of George Wtalteq. Sullivan, wanted by the Souna- -eru Express company for tram roooery' -rrhe photographs are printed on sne CIT cularsl. Sulhvan's dtscr'ptloH IS as ioi- lows:
 tApe 32 wears; weight, 165 pounds; about 6 feet high; walks with swinging gait. and is a. little -toop -snoudusTsd Hair. dark brown ard nearly btcK; dark brown muxrtache; eyes brown, With d pc culfar far-away look, and eye.proWs nearly meet: rose long and small, ana thin between .he eyes; rather square and protruding chin, and heavy cheek bohes conplexis[a dark; two upper front teehn missing. and, whsnl talking or laughing, this is very noticeable. He wore in De cemher rast two artificial teeth, wnicn were afterwards loS., but may pc:sloiy TOW be replaced, and, II so, sno" ppaiitiy to be artificial. ~ E Sullivan is very reticent, talks very It tle is ford of drink, and when he has money drinks quite freely. He has some knowledge of machinery, having operated engines in gins and saw mills. He has worlceIf also as a farm laborer. He was employed at grading on the K. C., F. SS G. Ry., near Mena, Ark, in August and September, 1S96
 A reward of S200 will be paid for Sul- hvan's arrest and delivery to this com papy. at any poirit in the United States, CT $50 reward will be paid for any fn- forrneItioqs whtch may lead to his capture. Advise sheriff or Cther officer of your county, or telegraph direct to e IT..
 These circuDars were delivered some time ago. but they are TOW being sent out again in the hope that some one might be able to pIts them on the track of this badly wanted individual. He is now under indictment in the state of Texas fcr what is known as the Ben brooke train robbery, and is wanted for the two ro6berieS committed at or near Berry station, crs the Southern road, on December IF. and January 21, last. In the first robbery at Berry station the robbers secured S550 and on the second trial they. got icnly $50. In the Ben brooke, @ Tex, robbery there were only three men, and one of them is now serv- ing q five years sentence in that state as he enfersd g. plea of guilty las. FNebru- any, Anohteg. one is in the county jail ha;te and the third, Sullivan, Is at large. A peculiar coincidence about that train rCf5beEy isathat it was held up at fine same place four different times and in ths same manner each time. Rube Burrows did it twice, Bill Dooley and his gang t1irrAed the trick cree, and the above three did he same thing two years ago.
 It is suppossd that Sullivan had a hand ill the recent alera train robbery on the Louisville and Nashville pcad as several small incidents point to him as the ring leader of the men. The Express conn pany officials are very re,ticent regarding Their movements. but it is probable that in a short time something will transpire in the direction of a capture.