tdWAiffcTOMSBUftO,N|Vhvtn'’V''~‘SHOT DOWS.V^;rsi . r ■•. ■W^;#il#.i/eRSfY CONSTABLE KILLEDUNKNOWN PERSON.rtf • •‘'tt'ill, I*eatl Wiiil* lletttrnitt* ; •' Mldni«bt Haiti—Rebel# of Sa*v.!■ Snrt-ewrfcr a*ia Are lleltl as Prl**V'T'- '■ tther# by Ocn, F1* l» Cirflttt.. .... VOoijStaWfi Charles Engelfotwbf haslEv: Bowi »hot t« death in a lonely stretch of1he Seen new* road neat Snake Hill. N# X. The police sire lt;*earlt;dim* fr a fellow whom they suspect of the murder.* frigid brcehl wan a constable of the town-* /ship of Secaiicm?, Ao ouipauiril by Coil* idaliters Doyle arid lleSlieli he planned ft ■ descent on an allotted disorderly house on .ikeSeeaucus nuid. EnzcHjrecht and bis assistants reached the jihicc shortly before midnight. They found nothin? of an incriminating nature and departed. lhey started down the road and had readied a dark stretch near She meadow?, when a man opened fire within a few pace# uf the eon*table. Enjrelbreeht fell, with two wound* in hi* back. Doyle and Hcllich . jumped aside until the man had his pistol and then sprung toward He evaded them and darted into the rushes by the sdde of the road. They searched in vain ami then hurried to So* eaocuM, where an alarm was spread and a jki.mhc* set forth to limit for the murderer. Engclbreebt4* father was murdered br robbers five year* ago.