The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1908, Page 14

FUGITIVE LEAPS +195 FEET: LNES Jumps from Highest Single | Span Bridge in Country After Attacking Girl WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 —James ns, a twenty-year-old farm hand, a} itive following a brutal assault upon Capitola Collins, eleven years old, at otomac, Md., threw himself to-day rom Cabin John bridge, the longest ingle span in this country, He fell 125 feet to the valley, A youth whom he t on the bridge grappled with him, ut he tore himself loose. Both arms} ere broken and his left jeg and thigh crushed. He, 1s in Georgetown barn he will die, vans, whose home is tn Conoco 4., worked for John Colling, a wealthy er, Collins and his wife went to cord, |) on fa search for jot his | with wht _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1908, churoh Sunday night, teaving Contin | until Just before he 3 in the care of Eva Ide the house early later the girl told the her, Collins armed himself and went ang, Fvans appeared Tues arents, where tie wa ich to ald his escape. 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