Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 7

HONTED AN DIES | AT FEET F POSSE_ | become +a r e Negro, Chased 48 Hours, Literally Run to Death, Physician Declares. By the Associated Press. ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., Aug A man hunt of 48 hours' through woods and swan two counti vesterday negro, purs sherifi’s y charge of old wlilte gir Y. most at th edge of ] of Nash The p to deatt it the wamp, 18 miles south ied man was lit 1t an in- gh hit in ed by the | of night War ) ne birdshot pursuers whe him, the we to cause de Tonight's inq: Dr. Reeves could n Chase Be, which began ‘ed negro I.xul; aw s taking him to ja The chase, when the hand from the office: the alleged ¢ for | the Wa of capture this morning, when blood- | the San ed fox hounds picked up his trail Stanhope. The negro, wearing only a thin, tat- tered workshirt, followed by the dogs covered mile after mile through the heat of the morning. Once he came within 20 yards of | Sheniff J. H. Gr but when he saw the sheriff he fled from the spot “ni. headed into the swamp which he on to_eme ». A deep separatin from ear | center. All ors eit vanc | have regarding the carrying ement that the owner of canoes [ they are not o mpelled to furnish identification |c While School at San Antonic, , Officers May Receive Instructions. | me, drew to a certainty | ment of a school for instructors at |t offi 1 flying schools in Texas ¢ the prim: ! “It is well known that THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1927. Bureau of Navigation Warns Canoeists To Carry Lanterns as Required by Law ated by a storage battery and switch shington 1 s well as a lantern. 8 : reaten to | e ibpose.” says the after | bureau , “that the operators tion has | of 1k anoes either do not Know the B » law requires a lantern on A formal spection hoa he harbe £ admi A further w en a tendency « challenged by th aw, | that s, but the owners of these small ves: a safe- to secure this equipment as ard, hese vessels run in the shadows ) hanks of the river and without 1ghts v in danger from each ating | of the } a4 lantern to give fictitious |ca and that this may lead to ajabove the brid other, but from motor boats aav tion {in ave not been ac- | produ . the officials | out ¢ bulb oper- lc tim actically e of thr ision Stop, Scheduled for Today. C VELAND, A (). —Col Estabhshes Charles A. Lindhe plane, | spirit of St in shape to- Where | day for his flight to Pittsburgh, the next stop on his national tour. Although | Park rport | Lindbergh i { mnk(\ an ear Department s set for 10 am that he Commissioners Turn Down sels or have grown careless | lin nm.ww the necessary equipment. | “Jt is not desired to heavily penalize | . They have no sound- | s on’ hoard and with- | helpless in WOULD STANDARNZE | “LINDY” TO RESUME TRIP.; FLY'NG TECHNIQUE Flight to anbmuh His I\.ex!‘ the | the take-off from Brook | might | The hero of the New York-to-Paris | days and two Army Air Corps is qfifl*]‘( by d ¢ Department in the establish- | \ day of comp Antonio Air Corps training | low ti struct- < Seaman Lost in Chinese Waters Hubert Early Wilson, a fiveman who !l enlisted from Marshfield, Oreg., was | lost overboard Monday from the gun- boat Asheville in Chinese waters, the Navy Department was advised yester- day now on duty as i her the primary y school at Ri advised of ts have already been g s of the nature of the ng, has his own idea ¢ of impressing ins Department annou The Air Corps is d g individual methods tard method \Vf pursuers made possible. Spotted at noon in a thick clump of woods some 18 miles south of Nashville, Bradshaw stumbled over a stump and fell face down to the it round after t Ba beed| Uner Wuchia system a student is less apt become confused when he | surrounded immediately, red from one instructor to nation revealed that he wa ‘Wrists Badly Swollen. W TR who was within 200 NEW AIR MAP CORPS. aw at the time of his | shouted to the posse not to| and with the exception of the three shots fired, there was no tempt at violence The Ve s of the found in the swamp seve yards from where he ed. covered at the time of his d by a ragged workshirt of The bottom of one foot and prints of the handcuffs, were removed after the sheril mistakable, his swollen. A heavy scar on the forehead a another on the b < of th the general description corresponded h a d by the girl whom he w E have attacked, according to police. ni- dead another.” D &hoot, the vear has been | ted by the V t. 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