The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-24
TWO H0B0ES PUT
UNDER ARREST.
Ttey are Thought to Be J. F. Dun
STAINS Assailant,
OFFICER DUKE SECURED THEM.
\ Neat Piece of Detective Work Done.
Mr.. Dunstan Was Shot At Lor-
raine on June Goth Last.
The story
OFFICER DUKE SECURED THEM.

A|N MAA'.N NA NNL NE"NN"H a-Ff
credit for their apprehension belongs TO
Special officer G.. -. Duke, of the 'hes-
aDclkc % Ohio railway. who caught
and incarcoratcd them Tuesday after
noon. The dastardly attack upon Mr..
Dunstan aroused considerable Indignation
at the time. and % seemed That the
J criminals would never Dee apDrcreudei.
ON June 2l,h last che community WAS
shocked by the intelligence that Nr. j. j..
Dunstan, nicnt operator at Lorraine, "a
! station on the James River division OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, haG
been shot ana desperately wounded by
trImus.
Mr.. Dunstan was brought TO this city.
apparently in % dying condition, a1d
taken 60 the Retreat for the Sick. where
it was discovered that he had been shot
directly through the liver. For many
days his death was m0mcltarily expect
ed. but a. strong constitution and the
best of medical attention finally restored
him 20 partial health and strength.
on THE TRAIL.
Meanwhile the story of thc crime was
told. and officers of the Jaw were searci-
ing for The Crimlua or criminals.
The facts in the case were that "a party
of vicious tramDf bad boarded "a freight
train. attached to which we've % number
of coal cars. and were amusing incIl-
selves by throwing Jumps of the fuel at
stations along The line. AS iaey passed
B0scobel the window OF the ano was
partially destroyed 1r n Wall-air'ed mis-
sile. at Vinita "a lump passed through the
window. striking Operator scott on the
foot. hurting him severely. and at Tuck
ah0e "a bullet was sent through the little
watch-box.
Meanwhile Operator Scott had wired
Mr.. Dunstan. at Lorraine. to Doe ON the
watch for tramps throwing coal and as
the train rushec by that station Doe was
: standing On the doorway, pistol Do manu-.
The tramps began their bom'ardment as
/ soon as they got iu range, Uc FIRST lump
| striking the corner of the station. and
: the next the frame of cine doorway close
Iv 1fr. Dunstau. The latter threw mp his
I pistol to shoot. but one OF the tramps
! was too quick. and hred 20 him with the
disastrous result above given.
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