Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-16

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prlor 10 his arrest. be (prot~lAy sith
the assistance of an aeco1piiceD. un-
doubteily entered the score If Mr..
Monnastes 90 First street. and car
ried away Mr. X. W. Jackson's en-
tire stock Of Abalone jewelry. After
his arrest and conviction for vagran-
CIV, he was released on the promise
that he would leave the city "for
keeps" Tuesday night, May 22d.
the safe of the n. p. X. r. Co., at
Kalama, was broken into and the
carried away. Monday the
day, Henry was seen on
the streets of Portland by Chief Lap
peus, who reminded him of his prom
Use. Henry told him he was going
to leave here for certain the next
morning, that he was going to Alba
ny. He did leave next morning, but
went down to Kalama, where, by q
preconcerteds arrangement,
he met Fitzgerald who came some
where from the Sound. Those per-
sons were seen in the brush. Tues
day about one mile below Kalama by
DR.. Whitehouse and Mr.. Patterson.
Monday young man came into the
company's Office at Kalama
and inquired for work. He remained
about the Office for some time, evid-
emily acquainting himself with the
premises. He was also seen in the
shop at that place. Some
tools were taken from the shop which
we're subsequently found in the brush
where there men were seen. The 4
name of the third person connected
with this robbery is, rs yet, unknown.
After committing the robbery, Fitz-
gerald and his friend of numerous
aliases procured boat and started
for Astoria. Officer Mccoy was sent
down by Chief Lappeus to work up
tho case, but did not reach Astoria
until Thursday. He traced the boat
rom point to point as far as Pillar
Rock, where he lost track. He sup
posed then that the men had started
10 Unity, intending to reach, if pos
sible, Gray's Harbor, and so escape
IN that direction. But he was mis-
taken end while endeavoring to trace
hem up, they took the San Francisco
steamer and eluded his clutches.
However, Mac" come very near
getting them after all, and had not
The plunger in which he was coming
over to Astoria been becalmed sew
eral hours, he would have reached
here in time to nip the scoundrels.
When he found that they had given
1im the slip, he telegraphed at once
% Chief Ellis, who bagged the game
soon after the arrival OF the steamer.
On searching their baggage, that
officer found $3.50 in gold notes, all
he Abalone jewelry lost by Mr..
Jackson, and also a lot of other jew
,lry, which was identified as belong
ng to Bailey Gatzert of Seattle.
The evidence against these fellows
$ most conclusive, and escape from
he consequences Of their crimes
seems impossible. A requisition will
Ne forwarded and they will he brought
,ere. Doubtless other persons are
with Fitzgerald and Hen
y in the three crimes. and no effort
sill be spared by the authorities 20
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