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I'0Li.33!E: HUNT
NEthO DESSPIEEHAI)( DEESPI
Slayer Of Two Officers Force
Taxi Driver on Long Run,
FlEES As GAS GIVES OUT
Gets Away at MorrisVi'Ie and Police
Believe Capture is Certain-WaS
discussed as Woman.

Trenlon. Jan. ga negro SGid Il
! have iern positively identified as Lu
ther Hatt,y. SLAYER of two New York
oosicclnrn. is believed TO have been
! la. ated IN the vicinity of N0rrlSNliIe.
ACROSS the Delaware river from Tren-
ron. following a sensational laNicah
ride frum Newark, when he compelled
i,it, driver of the machine. ut the point
cf d revolver. u start nut with him
for Philadelphia.
Exhaustion OF the supply &C @aSo-
line brought the trip to Il premature
end. and Bnddy. following an unsuc-
ce~sfuI attempt 10 hold UP passing au-
tonlobiIeS. lnIdc his escape.
A search for tie negro is being con-
dutted hy nn>yivania and New Jer-
sew state police over the territory be-
tween MurriSvilIa and LanghOrne and
they are confident That ii will not be
possible for him to Iake his getaway.
i5esideS the state police. men of the
Trenton department are engaged in
the manhuni and c:yalrymen and mo-
toFcycle d"tHchnHniS are being en-
pl6yed.
Boldly, according Iu the information
in tie possession of the Trenton po-
lice. dressed aS Il woman to effect his
getaway from the northern part of
the state. where The search for him
WaS getting extremely warm during
the past few days He was driven
here by Adam c. Ad:ihato, Il taXicah
driver. of ;533 Fourth street, Newark.
While 1T the taxi stand at the Hud-
son Tube, i'll Newark Saturday night
Adubato says Il colurvd woman walk
up to his machine. He opened the
door and she entered. The supposed
wbman directed him 10 drive Ia Jersey
CRY. later specifying Atlantic avenue
as the destination. In Jersey City ii
was found there was 10 such thorough
fare, but Il pedestrian directed the
driver to Atlantic street. When this
street was reached AduhatO'S paSscn-
ger insisted that she" could not reco@-
nize the neighhorhood for which She
WAS searching and the driver. losing
patience. suggested that she" pay hiln
and get out and make the search un
.s2at
This suggestion brought decided
y1nga- in the -aItif ude of the pa>Sca-
Va Adubato declares y gun was
flashed in his face and he was ordered
To get into the cab. He told me.
said Adubato, that he was Luther
Boldly. He made me get into the car,
take off my hat and coat and asked
me how much money | had. l gave
him about Sl.70 y couple of people
passed while he had me in the car.
Boldly told me that there was already
Il reward of $4,000 for his arrest and
that he was going To kill me, as he
didn't care how many he took with
him when he finally Went. Then he
studied Il moment, as if undecided
what to do. and gave me back my hat
and coat.
After awhile lie told me To drive
him through NeWar, and New Bruins
wick to Philadelphia, and from there
lie would go to Canada. Then he told
me that if my car stalled or | made
false move l would be Il goner In
Jersey City Boldly compelled me to
stop at il small store TO buy Il paper,
accompanying me into the store and
whispering on the way that he would
kill me instantly at the slightest evi-
dence of betrayal.
when l picked him up he looked
Just like an ordinary colorcd woman"
Adubato said. He wore a black wig,
dark, greenish hat, Il Woman's suit
and waist and brown oXfords, with
straps on: wore veil, and at first
distinguished his voice to resemble that
Of a woman. | never had Il suspicion
that he was Il man until he stuck me
up on Atlantic street, Jersey CITY,.