The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-19
REVENUE OFFICER SPOTS
FUGITIVE ON Street
Sam Anthony. Seventy Years Old, Of
Louisa. Caught After Many
Months.
CHARGE LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION
Astuteness Of Deputy Collector South
wand Leads 10 Capture OF Man
Milo HAS Bcan Sought by Federal
Authorities Since Last April.

Astutcacss on the part OF Division
! Deputy Collector +. p Southwark. of
the Office ~ cciicctog OF Internal Rev
cnue ioncure. yesterday lead to the
capture of SaiMuel W Anthony. sew
enty years old OF Louisa County. who
has been sought by the Federal au-
thc9ities since last April. when he was
indicted by sra"G jury in tie United
/ states District Court On the charge
, OF violating tile revenue laws by re-
moving untaXp2id liquors Sinoe his
indictmcn; Anthony. who for years has
caused internal revenue officers much
trouble. managed to eludc deputy mar
shals. who have -cUe TO his home. in
Louisa, near jackson, to arrest him.
Yesterday he came 10 Richmond for
the purpose of consulting his attorney.
H. VI. smith, IN, and to surrender
himself lie later said. Arter his ar
rival ne learned that Judge Edmund
Waddil. Jr. .; the District Court. and
United states Commissioners Joseph +.
Brady and Melvin Flcgenhcimer were
out OF town ana that there was no
authorized officer Of the government
here TO bail him. Upon advice of MIR.
smith, IL was learned. Anthony. who
was accompanied by dauc h;er- i'm la ",
Mrs. Lucy Y. Anthony. decided TO re
iurn 10 Louisa ,nd 10 come back here
later 10 surrender himself
SEEN on BIio.iD STREET.
IL; DEPUTY SOUTHWARK
'hortl! after noon Deputy south
"a!d. who has known Anthony for
cars. saw him with his daughter in
Law on 5road Street near Second.
Knowing that he was under iudict-
men; and that capiaS had Also been
issued by Judge Waddili for his ar
rc,t, southwark followed the couple
uhtll they went into a department
store.
lie impressed small boy into SER
vice ana told aim TO watch the old
man and woman while he went across
the street and telephoned to the Office
OF United states Marshal Saunders.
Deputy Marshal &. H. Harrison. who
had gone 10 Louisa several times TO
arrest Anthony, only 10 find him alb
sent from home. IL 4 tew minutes
Joined Southwark but Anthony had
heen lost by the boy who Was left to
watch him
-"nthward was certain that Anthony
had seen him. ard knowing his ren-
chant 10 avoid officers. assumed that
he would try 10 leave the city at once
WITH Harrison lie hurried to the Main
street station. where J train for Louisa
was scheduled t. depart In i short
while. IS soon rs they cutered the
building Southwark sa~ the fugitive in
the act OF buying tickets fct himself
and Mrs Anthony for their ranspor-
ttatiou L. Louisa He pointed out INC
old man 10 tho deputy marshal aud ne
VA promptly taken ~ custody ana
escorted 10 the ofice OF the marshal in
tho Federal Building
NHs. ANTHONY &nM.
10 t'tnSIsH DAtI.
lie vas accompanied - hi- !auyh.
ter-in-ia", ami IL few minutes was
iomed b. ~. smith M,s Anthony
said th7t she hql come provided 10
tur"ish bail TO- her father-in-iaM but
there was 10 enc present 10 release h;,n
/ iIolh CUSTOM Judge Wsddill. It de
ne'opcd had leit an order directing
that should Anthony surrender himself
ne vas 10 be balied IN the sum OF $500
oN 'oflHllssioneE flesenheimer. but
- ne i'tter Was out of the city. Mr..
Sh.itA vas IN dnandary ~ TO what
10 30 blStrlc' AttorneN Richard :
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