Home Titles Atlanta tri-weekly journal. August 07, Image 1 Atlanta tri-weekly journal. Atlanta, GA. Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML. Satterfield, -wanted here for 4 the slaying of his brother-in-law, R. Hart, whom he is alleged to have shot to death on December 27, Satterfield proved it.
For eigh teen long months he eluded his pur suers, with officers of the law some times only a few hours behind h,m. And finally he be trayed himself. From sup posed safety in Detroit he wrote a careless letter to a Chattanooga pawn-broker, a letter that put the police of two states on his trail. We then found he had switched to the express companies, but โ he had neglected to change h. That was his undoing. The best of them make a mistake sooner or later.
On a December evening, almost two years ago, he appeared at the Hart home, on Trinity avenue. His relatives had thought him miles away, in the middla west, and did not know he intended coming to Atlanta. The chil dren were at the home of Mrs. Stuckey, their aunt, in Albuquerque, N. Hart, at the death of his sis ter, Mrs. In this way practically all Mrs. Hart, according to Mrs. Hart and intimate friends of the family, who say that there are re ceipts to show for every dollar of ยซ the estate. Warning Received r Satterfield, it is charged, became incensed at Mr.
Hart because the latter would not accede to his de mands as to the disposition cf Mrs. On the day of the killing, it is said, Mr.
Hart re ceived a letter from Mrs. Stuckey warning him that Satterfied w'as on his way to Atlanta to do him bodily harm. Hart did not take the threat seriously, but, it is charged, that on the night of December 27, , Sat terfield came to the Hart home on Trinity avenue.
