Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
Indicted Slayer of Policeman
Alex Knapp, Who Broke Jail
Sunday, is Captured in Es-
tancia Valley,
THREE MEN TO SHARE
IN LARGE REWARD
H. {, Britain George Faux
ner and |, Longino Figure in
Fugitive Murderer'S Arrest
Offers No Resistance.


Special to the Journal.
Mcintosh. y. NJ. 5iay r.
Theodore Goulet. the indicted I
murderer who escape. Sunday I
from the Bernalillo county jail I
at albuquerque, was captured a {
short distance south of McIn- I
tcsh about 1890 O'Clock last eve I
ming The fugitive slayer sur
rendered without resistance I
when commanded TO do so at the q
point of guns in the hands of II. q
r. Britain, George Faulkner
. and l.. Longino. He was brought 4
back here by his captors and .
placed under a heavy guard in q
the depot of the New Mexico .
Central Railroad Company q
o where he was held a prisoner q
during the night, pending the ar .
rival of Sheriff Jesus Romero, of q
Bcrnalillo county; Chief of Po-
lice Thomas McMilln, of Albu- Q
querque, and Sergeant John w. Q
. Collier, of the New Mexico g
9 Mounted Police, VINO left for Q
. this place within an hour after .
o hfinr advised .y telephone y
o of the capture Of Goulet. Tne Of
. ficers made The "trip overland in .
an automobile from Albuquer- .
. Que arriving at an early hour .
this morning. The Albuquerque .
officers positively identified the
. suspect arrested as Goulot. Q
The capture of the fugi- Q
. tive murderer was effect
ed without struggle. Ne o
. arrived here about csc. p. m.
o coming from the west. He stop
. ped at the Mcintosh hotel, con- Q
9 Quoted by w. II. Beatty, stating
. he wanted supper and q room
for the night. However, while Q
Q eating supper, Beatty, who had 0
. been warned to be on the look Q
. out for Goulet, and who had re-
o ceivcd a description and picture .
. of the escaped murderer, recog- .
o nized his guest as a man closely o
. resembling Goulet. The latter o
0 appeared nervous and his ap-
Q pearance showed he had been on
. the road for some time, as ne
. was covered With dust. had no
Q coat and was nearly exhausted
He ate ravenously. Realizing
. that Beatty had probably rccog-
Q nized him, the man VINO proved
. later to be Goulet, suddenly con-
. cluded his supper and announced
. he had changed his mind about
o staying all night. He paid for
. his meal and asked the way to
. Estancia. Directed south he lett
~ .1.r n % q
. Mexical Central tracks.
In the meantime Britain,
. farmer residing mile and
half west of here, had arrived.
o Britain had recognized Goulet'
who had stopped at neighbor-
ing farm house late in the after
. noon, and he followed him into
. Mcintosh. where he Informed
Q Faulkner and Longino OF the
. belief that the man was Gou-
let They Immediately armed
themselves and went in pursuit
Of the man who had started
south down the railroad tracks.
They soon overlook and arrested
Q him.
Goulet at first denied he was
the fugitive murderer and for a
time had his captors guessing as
TO whether they had the right
man. However, when they
brought him back here and
placed him under guard in the
depot. they made closer eN-
animation Of him. and discovered
The stiff little .-nger on the
right hand. Ghe prisoner then
admitted he WAS Goulet.
Britain. Faulkner and Longi-
no will share in the $5on re-
ward offered for Goulet's cap
. ture. .