Die Ermordung von Abraham Lincoln: Flucht, Verfolgung, Erfassung und Bestrafung der Verschwörer. Conway, um ihn zu interviewen, wie er der Mann war, den thedetectives in Service betätigt, um sie zu leiten und thecavalrv in Bowling Green, das vermeintliche Ziel ofBooth und Herold. Rollins hatte gehört, der die Flüchtigen sayupon ihre Ankunft auf der Fähre, in Anwesenheit des threeConfederate Amtleute, daß sie wollten, dass Platz, zum zu gehen. Rollins war zum Zeitpunkt meines Besuches sehr alt und sehr schwach, * sondern gab mir eine sehr klare Konto ofhis Verbindung mit der Fall. Er sagte: Ich wasengaged Wliile

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The assassination of Abraham Lincoln : flight, pursuit, capture, and punishment of the conspirators . Conway, to interview him, as he was the man whom thedetectives pressed into service to conduct them and thecavalrv to Bowling Green, the supposed destination ofBooth and Herold. Rollins had heard the fugitives sayupon their arrival at the ferry, in the presence of the threeConfederate officers, that they wanted to go to that place.Rollins was at the time of my visit quite an old man, and very feeble, * but gave me a very clear account ofhis connection with the case. Said he: Wliile I wasengaged at work on my fish nets at my house in iortConway, someone called at my front door, and, upon* Mr. Rollins has died since my visit to him. 290 ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. my meeting him, he asked for a drink of water, which Ihanded him. He then asked for some more to take tohis brother, who was lame, over on the other side of thestreet, thirty or forty yards distant. As soon as he re-turned from taking his brother the water, he began toask some questions in regard to crossing the ferry, and. THE HOME OF WILLIAM LUCAS. A mile from the country home of Dr. Stuart, now owned by David Jett(colored), whose family are seen in the picture. Booth was not refusedadmittance into this simple little home. He spent the night of the 23d ofApril in it, and the following morning William Lucas aided the fugitiveson their journey. what to do to get over. I told him that the boat was thenaground, and they would have to wait until the tiderose before they could get over. Herold said they be-longed to the Confederate service, had been over inMaryland, and wanted to get back to the army. I wasasked which route would be the best, and I could not NARRATIVE OF A WALK. 291 inform them, as they did not want to encounter anyUnion soldiers. While they were waiting- for the tideto rise, so they could cross, three Confederate officerscame down the road to cross, and they all crossed to-gether. Xext day

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