The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
At Pistols Muzzls. \

e., Miller, who lives In Henrtco county on
the Brook road. R. 4, y Fl Il s
At Pistols i Muzzle.
Young NJ. iller, just before dark, went
to an clubhouse to attend to- SOME OF his
duties. Just as he reached the place q
negro, looking out the window, 20 inted (
pistol a t him and told him to go away
himself and to alarm the neigfbo riood (
and phone to the police When he. with
his father and Mr. w. H. Hammond !. re-
turned to the place, the game had flow
but they We're told by a colored family
living near that the man had gone off IN
the direction of Newtown.
Ina short while a squad OF policemen
under charge Of Captain Epps and Ser
geant Sowell, reached the scene and =
systematic search was begun. his <
search will continue all night and during
the day until the game as either land lr AZ
cd or 1t Is certain that the fugitive IS OUT
of the neighborhood. 5lls s3
Later In the night a man, also answer
ing tho description OF Goode, went into
Isaac Strause's bar-roonl, on Broad
street, between Fourth and Fifth. ~
drank a glass OF beer and then went into
the back yard. 1t was noticed by tne
attendants In the place that he mad q
bundle under his arm. little later8hes
came through the bar wearing g olacka
~
OF pants, and passed out. a search q
the yard was made and an old pair Or e
pants a coat and Il derby hat was found; n
and a new shoe box lay beside THEM
These things ara now ut the chlef s 9! q I NJ
fee, and are locked upon as ValuaD.ss
clues 1T Is known that certain yLIietl lsls
of the fugitive bought shoes early last
night. !, Isl
Found His Trail.
It-t. i1r N 49,
ton was received that Goode was IN a.
house on Church Hill, in the vicinity Of
Twenty-nlnth and r Streets. This TIP
was n strs,ight one. and the police have
faith in 1t. a hurry rush" was made
far the scene, When the officers got t0 /
the house they found that Goode naa R
been there. and had left but short TINE
before they reached the premises ms 9,
clue Is being pushed for all It Is WORTH
ana chief Hulce is quite sure OF favor 4
able results In short while. All suS-
pected houses are being shadoWed. Ssl 2s
These three Incidents, the appearance
Of the man on Brook road, his later p-
pearance at the Broad Street paf-roonl. I
where he changed his clothing. ana ms
turning up at the Church Hill mouse SUI
In ter confirm the belief that he Is N
richmond, and that he is being hard
pressed, IN,
Yesterday afternoon Conlmonwealth's4
Attorney Richardson and Chief Hnlce
interviewed the woman with whom Goode
lived. For four hours she was under y
hot cross examination. From her they
gained considerable information. Several
negro men were also interviewed among
them one who has been in commnnic ton !
with the criminal
Detective Gibson went TO Frederlcksr {
burg to see a man who had been arr
rested at that place, and VINO WAS sus7
nected of being the man wanted, lIn
returned last night with the information
that tho negro under arrest was not the
one wanted,
the city Hall all night. commemorative
Attorney Richardson was with him UNI
long after midnight, and Policeman Taie
was ON duty 10 answer any emergency
call that might have arisen
The chief was in close touch with his
men out on duty and at the station
houses, and no was kept Informed of
every movement
The work VIII continue this mornins,