The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-19
Bill Turner and Adlaide Loving,
Rocking in Fine Clothes,
Arrested. Z.
SUM SAVED FOR
Mr.. ALBlN Motherhood : I I E
Quarryrnan Will Get Back S$74o
Of the Amount Stolen From
Hin, Last Saturday, Rest
Having Gone for Finery
for Negro Turner'S
Odd Story. IN

Bill Turner a desperate negro. was
arrested late last night and $40 Of the,
amount stolen from Mr.. Albin Neither
wood, recovered. IA,
The capture Of the negro and the pos
session Of the money was accompl
near Granite by Captain James A. lips -
comb, chief OF the Manchester police,
and three Chesterfield constables. They
not only penned the negro In his own
dwelling, at the imminent risk OF being
shot, thus challengl Ing the praise OF their
tellow-of Ulcers and the public, but are re
the winners or the reward fof 376 offered
5hy Mr.. Hetl,erwood for the arrest Of
his assal liant. III s4 Nj s
y Yesterday5 fternoon Captain 11ipscomb
received information y from a reliable
source that the negro h who had the
money was living near Granite. CAPITA In
Lipsconlb. together with officers segald 4
Watts and yyoodberry left Manchester
last night bout o'clock. bound for
Granite, where X the snspec t was sup
posed U 10 be Il arbored. They arrived
there about s:s0. and surrounded the
house, where the ne gro. Hi" Turner:
lived. The Officers closed III on the
house and succeeded in forcing an en-
trance. Once inside, they met with IT.
Tile resistance from he negro Inmates
aeyens III number, including Turner.
They Questioned y the negro concerning
.thea sat tche!. and he esanswered y Il them by
sayfHg that d ma n Il had Been therSt WITH
| the money, but that he had left by es
back dpor just prey to i their arrival
The officers were not 5sa It's fled vi th the
|truthfnlncss 20 ( this statement and ap-s
tain j IApscomb searched the place. and
after few minutes discover red the va ltse.l
Onopening the satchel s746 was FOUND. .53sS
Had New Clothes.
This goes to esta blish the guilt of the
man. since Captain Lipscomb' s informant.
stated s that @as5 he S had 58s seen the
negro come from town on Saturday night
dressed out In a, new suit OF clothes. and :
Adlaide Loving. who was also arrested
etherswit h Turn err NJ 81 a ttfred inanew
clothes. Including a picture hat over.
her jet black face. vs. s
, This is where a portion Of the ninety
five dollars. which is missing, is sup-s
orandum wtic CHI was In the t1me.book Of
Mr.. EetherWood. found yesterday morn
Ing on the Southern track by a; young y
ster tending cattle, the amount OF money
In the satchel at the time of the robbery
was ss4l.51 The negro also purchased Sa3
|Snumber of other garments. which were
found 5on the remises. u 8 5s
Told Lame Story.
When asked cernInE the shooting.
or how, he b came by the money, Turner
offered this xplana tion: 2 hat on satur,--.i
day. afternoon he saw two men running.
rapidly towards the railroad. and when;
Isthey saw him they threw the satctel aun-l
der a rock. hen the men had disap-
peared, Turner says, he 81 went to +; the
|, place and got the satchel. not, knowing
what was ir13sit, He then took the bag.
to- his home. # gSsg;sy l4l3S X Il
The negro has been wanted by the au-
Sthorities for some time. there being sew.
eral warrants out for 8 him, but upl to
last night they l1a d never been able to-
locate him. Turner is abone twenty
years Of ge. and stands six feet one
inch in height, and H. Of gingerbread d hue
His associate. Adlaide Loving. who was
arrested at the same time he was S;cap-!
tured. Is OF hlsck kest ebony, hut nothing
Is known of her. criminal career. f
There is no doubt What atever as to the
identity Of the satchel although Mr..
Motherhood 4 has mot seen It vet, owing
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