The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02
Maddox Hill. Officers went there, and
Searched everything In sight. but no trace

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3xfsdarx tti,f t,ffscers 9pent there, ara
ssarei,ed everything in sight. but 10 trace
OF thu negro was found.
Chief Hulce established llis night sta-
ton at his office In the City Hal, at
which place he fece)ted reports Of ihe
movements OF his men, and gave out MS
Instructions.
Major Howard was on duty o iorg tiino
at his headquarters at the patrol sta
ton, and gave all the aid he could. Later
E he went to the Virginia Hospital TO re-9
inaln near the inspector and 10 keep III
touch With the physicians. III
Captain Tomllnson and his aids. none
sof whom had slept for two nights, re-
NAMED on the watch az nignt. N.
~ At o. late hour word was received tbv
Sergeant Sowell and Offlcer Schiesl tilat
Goode was still IN the city They im-
mediately reported TO Captain Tonlinson.
and went QUITO work}on What cues they
Gould mister up.
& A score OF officers are doing SPECIAL
y ork on the case htiu al tLe ,..is.s
ION the force have offered their services
while off duty. None Sof Inc men WISH
to go off duty Until the murderer is
caught, dosas or alive.
There has neveE been more universal
display Of affection for one mar tian
that shown by the men. on the force tor
their Inspector. v
Wild Goose Chase.
1,ast n,pht Detective Wren was given
-. "s..a,,, tJ,,g ,,,.a doing, near
"a J, ,,n,, co rho et,rciess officer
, ,nl o.u p III. q, ~ ma marc HI
.o..... az sha r,,r,or mad M
loi ~. a..,. t,,.t nesro a nayrer-
louhua.'on, 10y S,St.s Va 4 baan
tHs ne . ueac. ..su1s,t,, -,
aeen IN lnat Yaciil Ill.,. -, ~ .,o, W
Deleet.ss ~ "a +he
Ioode, tne nie , ~ ~ nrnhat i, dmo 10
.s -. IL. 1.ta ,,sgro held ont the
me 1act tnat ny ny, nes i az
hope that ne wouid pc oYerioohcu ~ t.o
search, and not py any sctetous
OH his part, %
When the det t'- W ao, .!s.,,alsaa.
the inky darkness and stooo at inc uo ~.
between the frontroom ana that y n w
the negro was hiding. his figure was vas o W
lined In dlstnct sllhouetee 1i.o
Liz hit from the electric arc on the corner
which shone through tho front win
dows s y3. s,i
The detective carried his liSe IN MIS-
hands for that moment. He was IN plain
view OF the negro, while the latter was
tovered nv the gloom OF the room.
AZ soon as. the detectives eyes became
| nnc,i I'll omed 1, to the darkness, he saw p.
3sha dowshIacke than the rest against the
gill ,,ea : 3. window. It moved. X, Il
Cen ! f,,ere A, called the officer as he
no,ntad his revolver at the man.
81 e,-aoda gave ono mighty leap out
'.,.,.,g Srhe 57detectiyo$e fired at
~ ~ .anaa ti,no and then ran to the win
| dow. and fired down at the negro again.
Then T he ran down stairs and down
! the hill after the negro. But the iatters y
start was too much, and and. ne was lo os. 49,,
Detective Mcmahon. who had charge
=, tba lowe !. 81 IA rt Of the house. heard
~ ~, elS ~. = Ia ran ~ he door and
tne snoo telhs. = a., +1,a hII He
saW man l.sins ~ IA rate and IA
fore. he rea ched the bottom he had I nv n.
,rrnndar, Nv tie collar. lie saw at once that
.si1.a : IN n murderer for whom they
We're searching ~ y ~, !. - boss |" he
II amt the man you Matte' ne =,
| said, lin General Randolph. ~ ,ll.,,
| VOL, want Ia running up that Ways'-lhd'-
cating Bacon street. 81
De'ecLlse ~ ~ ~. ~ al and ran out
VINO WIS WIS tEaL tSi =. h,,t
Bacon street. he saw no oLe, IL
| searched closely the road as ne ran tle "
met a man leading horse. The man
,nl5 Him i1e hadn't seen any one as he
caiilS t.s,. =, tSt.,, n ,i,a xro made I'M
met Defective III ~ L ', .r,at
| uuiries 5ofSpersons living along inc sti 1
| and learned that the fugitive ma q pre-
fceded Detectivea Mcmahon scarcely q
..s... 3 !. q ny 81, gfoi,nd ,lS house through