Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20
SEARCH FOR MANIAC
AndsIey Being Hunted in
Prince Georges County.
ONLY ONE NOW At LARGE
Huddle and Winters Taken Back to
st. Elizabeth.
CAPTURED NEAR MULLKINS
Two Men Promptly Surrender When
overtaken by Constable, But
Companion Flees. go
ONLY ONE NOW At LARGE
CAPTURED NEAR MULLIKINs

| Joseph Andsley. the only one Of tho i've
inmates Of the Government Hospital for
the Insane who escaped Friday evening
still at large. Is being hunted In Prince
Georges county, Nd, today.
| He was last seen near Mftcheilville, hav
ing at that place eluded the county au-
thorities, who captured his two compan-
ions, Thomas A. Winters and William
Huddle. It Is thought he is trying to get
to Baltimore.
Huddle and Winters were returned to
the hospital last night Charles Har-
baugh, James Millard and Frank Carroll,
hospital. attendants, and Policeman
Whalen OF the eleventh precinct bringing
them back. shackled, from the place OF
their capture.
| The escaped patients were caught within
less than thirty miles Of the city. Yester-
day morning they were seen walking
through Upper Marlboro and q telephone
message sent across the county was the
means of putting Constable Edward
Binger on the alert.
He went to the railroad station
known as Mullikin's and awaited the
time he thought the trio would ap-
pear. He didn't have to wait long.
Cowed by Revolver.
Realizing desperate struggle might
result from an attempt to capture the
three mapiacs. although they appeared
as II they were sane, the constable
drew his revolver and demanded they
surrender. Winters, who had been pic
tured as the most desperate Of the
| trio. promptly surrended. the report
! Of a pistol shot having frightened him.
/ and Huddle also stopped. ~ r.
Joseph Apdsley, who is from Mis-
l ri vYnf N h Oh ,1nk
the constable might do with his pistol
He took to his heels and beat "a hasty
retreat along the railroad ties. Ands-
ley was soon out of sight, and al
though search was made for him all
I yesterday Afternoon and last night.
nobody had telephoned claim, this
morning for the reward OF $50 offered
/ fir his arrest.
Constable Binger bound the men and
drove them to Upper Marlboro yes
has charge Of feeding the prisoners in
the county Jail. taking charge of
| them. The two men were kept In the
| county prison until the arrival of the
policemen and hospital officials at the
/ county seat.
Promptly Brought Back.
Justice Of the Peace Alfred Rdgeley
was told of the arrest Of the two men.
/
be taken back to the hospital. although
the men had declined to return. The
wagon from the. hospital, with the at.
tendants and policemen, reached the
prison about o'clock.
There was no legal formality to delay
the transfer OF the prisoners. and the re-
turn trip was begun, the party reaching
the hospital after 10 o'clock. -
Winters and Huddle we're placed :, in
steel cells In Howard Hall after being
every effort viii be made to prevent them
from getting away again.
Huddle was willing to converse with
the officers about the escape. admitting
he and the others had discussed the ques-
ton Of a wholesale exodus from the in
stitution. Winters was not in xalka-
tive mood and refused to discuss the
matter:
| Were Going to Baltimore.
It was said by ,Huddle that they
Thought they could reach Baltimore and
get employment. It never dawned upon
them that they should have separated
land gone In different directions. he stated,
and he was surprised when the constable
lappeared with drawn revolver and de-
lmanded them to stop. -.
After leaving the hospital Friday nisht
the men. took to the woods and secreted
themselves. waiting until Saturday n.gnt
to make a start from nearby point in
I Prince Georges county. Nd, for Baltimore.
Friday night they found shelter in an
clubhouse. and Saturday they bought
something to eat at q store, SO that they
were not in a starved condition when
they were ,overtaken, although they were
footsore and tired. -
No Complaints Received.
Secretary Fisher Of the Interior De
partment was at his office early today