The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-19

Il hmxc no difficuity In communicating
With si6na Allen. In fact II Is more
iran use,y that they have him in
h5diug ui some mountain fastness.
s Nllittn Wosild Nave Bcen HclTlcs<s
After the conference with the gov
erncr yesterday morning Judge
n s<saples and Detective Baldwin gave
n The newspaper men AZ the capitol q
..ry pleasant half hour. giving them
II - Ear as was proper a description cl
she situation and then kindly posing
Tor their photographs for The Rich.
& mond vifslnian's photographer.
Detective u. q. Baldwin, u stnlwart.
kinalv-faced, gray-haired man. who
ACES moi look blood-thirsty man AZ
Ali. warned The Virgipian 10 be Ger
tain to ger his initials right as his
broth was "a hcttcr-loosing man
than no was, and would object TO
having him pose under the wrong
5 ssIaEc. lie jckingly declared that he
would send hts picture out TO tho
mountains 10 lei The Aliens practice
upon il rather than upon the orig
inal.
Both Judge Staples and Mr.. Bald
win absolutely endorsed the views Of
the governor with regard TO the IN
advisa hility of sending the military
i 10 tfih sSEslE
Judge staples said
The governor was right IN refus-
ing to send troops tn Carroll. They
would have been helpless. The militia
mould stand no more chance of ind
ing these mountainous than ! would
pf nnding partridgcs II | went hunting
In an oA-Cart. Besides the noun
saineers would easily find them, and
could without danger to themselves
Z have killed every one OF them.
Men who know every foot of the
roads and every bush on thu noun
taia sides are in charge ef tbs pur-
suit 0npGner lacy wli c.tpta.e sac
fugitives may ne, AT this time be said.
They are best men that can possibly
be gotten. aud know the men they are
hunting. n they do not catch them
nobody can.'
When he took his departure Judge
Staples assured the newspaper mer
that he Was going 10 do his best t.
hold the hid down In Carroll, anG
be did not look like a man who fell
apN fears az 10 the outcome.
Like Hogs Studying Greek.
detective baldwin when asked "A;
TO what he thought vi the use of III,
military, il being mentioned 10 hin
thai TIE governor was being ,riii
eisea IA. sof4e quarters Tor noe oraer-
Ing out The soldiers, said: "lt woult
De likc putting a Greek lexicon IL
a hog-pen. The militia would hay,
been absolutely useless In carryin,
Ola such IA hunt as we have fount
necessary. We are securing III
mountains and will continue to scou
them until we capture these men o
run them out of the country"
MI baldwin was ttrmiy OF III,
oiatiion that the murder was n Ere
meditated and paaturely- planned af
lar. He thought thar each man ha,
me man he was 10 kill picked out an,
taat flring was begun when Floy,
Alien gave the signal lie describe,
the wounds OF Floyd Allen as not hav
ing been hear SO seriously as at frs
Indicated A bullet had shattered. bu
Hot entirely broken, the bones OF on
OF the outlaws legs. With the re
5nainder OF the outlaws he had eotte,
clear Of the courthouse building an
was irving TO get 10 his horse. II
stepped upon stone and the shatter
ed bone OF the limb snapped and h
Tell. Ills kiusmen either Indifferent
10 his fate or fearful for their ow
safety did not attempt to save him o
70 return 10 his rescue, although the
mad aiapie opportunity SO to do
Expects to Get Results.
Mr.. Baldwin is confident that hi
,ien, he has twenty-five OF them O
the hunt. Will land some OF the fug
lives. lie does not promise that the
VIII be eartured---but he exnects thei
70 be taken" There Is grim de
termination on the part Of the II,
thorities that the men who hay
wrought ouch terrible bloodshed sha
not he permitted to escape that,
needs ne, they are TO be killed befor
they shan be permitted to do furtht
damage. II is understood that the re
wards offered for the apprehension
The outlaws will be paid for their dt
livery---aead or alive. Wien question
ed along that line yesterday the Gov
ernor said that he preferred not
give any construction of the ianguae
used in his offer--but their was
grimrsess and determination about hi
that BODIED III for the anarchists VII
so Recently sIno.e down the otiicia
of organized society In the county
Garrotl on Thursda" last.
Governor Praises Dexer Go,d.
\ communication to Clerk nei
ter Goad. OF the Iii'lsNille circu
Court. was sent 10 that Official We!
terday by Governor Mann. The Cos
ernor spoke in = highest terms OF III
bravery OF Mr. Goad. whom he coi
siders one OF the heroes OF the o,
casion. Mr. Goad Will recover frol
his WOUNDS and may be at his po
when the Aliens are placed on tri,
for their lives.
May t:ee Jury From ..nothcr Count
II is generally felt that there vi
he no likelihood Of getting a jul
10 Sit In the Alien cases drawn fTol
Carroll county. However, this viii /
no occasion for IA change of yenu
rs jurors may be obtained from IA,
other county for the trials.
The fact that the prisoners have a
been taken TO Roanoke for sat,
keeping enables the entire force OF d,
tsctives to devote their whole force I
rhe hunt. Mr.. baldwin viii retur
u ~ esas'e. s1 sha, sessssss s.o+ sid in. III
situation.
Seliercr l. Consulted.
Whether or not Luther l.. Scherer
brawn and brain will be eventual
involve ed In the ease Is not known q
yet AT any rate Mr. Baldwin Wa
in consultation with him '-esterday al
terueon, and IL Is quite certain thu
he went away profited bv the intel
view with the energetic head OF Tn
secret service force OF the rhcsapcak
!. ard -s45liu Railway &.ampaaS3. :.
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