The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
He Made Brave Fight, But
Could Not Survive lH
Wound. 53$3
THE NEG 70 8AsSAILANT
/ is sDEFYING ARREST
Believed to be ii the City Yet5
and Hiding, With y the Help s
Of Resourcefu1 Allies, Who
Are Afraid Not to Do
Ills Bidding tlany
Rulnors Afloat. s

After sinking slowly but gtea Oily
throughout the night, Inspector John +. y
Shinberger died at 3:4O o'clock this
morning at the Virginia Hospital.
The brave man had long before gone
into that dim land Of unoolnsciousness
that precedes the deep and undisturbad
sleep OF death. "A 3ss
In the meantime the negro who shot
down this officer OF the law Is still at
large, The combined efforts OF the entiro
police force machinery OF the city and
! State have been 5tneff ective. He IS be.85
9lieyed still to be In the city and to have
powerful allieH. N M,
& Never, since the physicians found a IN
necessary to perform an opera ion.63 have
they held but the faintest hope Of his
recovery. All that skill and science could
do has been done and now the light ott,.S
life filled with noble deeds ard brave &c ssIi
lions Is SLOWLY, fading away, With IL goesS
regrets and heart ches. with nlany slgha
and tears. s II a H t " ia 3sj8
Captain shlnherge n 10 nus been a
model one. Mod est. firm, gentle, t,ras-s
suming and Iowa b he 5ca uE i'd al who
knew him toIlook upor, him as; d ITlail ter,
der and stem at the. same time HI Wast
Ia discipIin ian, with the magnetism that
comes with earnestness and a desiras TO !,
stick to the lines laid down bY d ty. Ellis \
Ssubordinntes on the police force loved u
him. There was nothing ehe asked them
Ito do that they would hesitate for q mo-
$ment In doing, His comma rlds were re-
quests and his desires were commands.
E AS m Officer lie was respected as "a 4
friend he was trusted. and as a husband
and 4 parent he was sreYefed anu alnoSt
wors hipped. 3i SS35 II sSSi 81 III 5ss3s. u 5S
Many OF the big, weatter-h ten vet
Grams on the force, VINO had Witnessed 81
distress and Indebtedness In their worst
stages without being moved In the sltgfEs II
est, could notghold back their tea RS ~ hen N
they learned last night thai all hope
y had been abandoned. VI Y IN z LIN ssSS
Through all his suffering Captain Shin
berger has borne himself with fortitude 4
and with a nerve and power of control
and endeavor that surprised the phyal-s
clans. SKI
"A Desperate Criminal. #
* In James Goode the ggs ponce 4 nave ~
shrewd. Ingenious and desperate crlmi-
nal to deal with, They have a man With
acomplices equally as desperate as hirn-s8
self, and Chief Hulce ia prepared to meet
the desperate condition of things with
desperate measures. s3
Goode is still In the city. or very near.
He has been supplied with funds. food
and clothing He has walked the strests
OF the city since he killed Fox last week.
IN Disguise and has had various con-
ferences with the woman whom he has
been living with for several years. r. nj 8
even now he Is assisted by one of salaS N
friends, seeking to communicate with sS
man from whom he hopes to seek shel.8
ter, "a IS 5ss II WI X.
The negro has cowed other negroes.
and but for the fear the latter have for
him. he would now be behind the bars
awaiting trial for his crimes Many or II
the better class of negroes are heartily
In sympathy with the police, and those
who are not overawed from fear are as-
sisting the officers in running down tile
assassin. and the web Is gradually form
ing about him. v
The police are working on two good
clues, either one of which mny prove
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