Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

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nIsupposs sons Effort L aluays made
. bginR baok the 6yinR Fugitive. d theEs
. WsII. ahonId smIle," replied she
dsteetive, but Ne didn't eyen move
mnscis Of bis aon-barned faee, for bis
mind seemed 70 wander Of - Canada
~ she review Of sorae futile attempts be
had made 30 decor q defsuiteE.
Well. Imust canaass," said hs, = thai
bus fee MeE have ever been bf0uRkt
haek from Cannda, aud q ease Of r0Dina
ovsF the border Il considered one Of TIE
mo8a dt2ieuli operations undertaken by
she craft. You zee ne fellows generally
have Ioas Of money 10 theiE clothes, ana
they ara indspcndenf Of everybody.
They know they wiil be pnRsasd. and
are wary and oautieua. Wnen Onas
they ee1 aeFoss the iine they are Hnspt-
eioaa Of every stranger. aud u you will
aotloe the records yOa viii aee thas Is
/ has only been she yoaua defauitePs who
have been brought back for TRIAL"
Ihon the deeeafives have had q
chance % sEy theiE hand on nearly all
| 81 themf1
= Yes, fr0m John @. Eco aawn 70 Lou
Bends aomebedy has tried his skill Oh
he temporary capitalists"
but way are tho ed ones % lard
20 eell Do they grow shEeud vSsh
yearsG"
II Il bsoauss Of their habits. You
kno9 Ne oniy hOps Of deieetive 10
Getting one 81 those sammeF fea0rters q
IN making bis aeqaainaanes SD then
getting him intoxicated until be be-
eones unwAry enough 70 vontaEe aorssl
The line"
Why don't you shiaroiorm them
and drag them over9 ! don't see ans.
thing the msttar with thAt," Yentnred
TIE reporter.
. You don't,p replied HaukshsW. II
| that plan would succeed, she Canadian
emiRFanfs would al BE- doing 3 bic Of
| werk for the Stats. Bat you see that
1 question vas settled By Allan Rinkarion
before Yoa we're born. That was when
defaulthFu aero not 90 numerous as nov,
and IL occurred IN relation - an entirely
different matter. Pinkarton had q pris-
onar IN Chicago whom be wished 10 take
20 New York, and chose the Grand Trunk
line hetuesn the two cities. While pass
ing through Oanada tue prisoner told
the great detective that be thought be
Woaid stay IN that eountry, and con
soyed the information shat be vas held
andeF no authority. Pinkerton realized
bic position, bus was not the man TO let
q prisoner escape. So be weighed him
doWn with shaekles and carried him
back 70 the Uaitsd States, and eame
very near having 70 answer 20 the kng'
liah Government for abduction. The
last criminal 90 escape on any saoh russ
as thia vas the notorious Moliie Hol-
brook, Who, With her man Bnakn Hoi
brook, was more Notorious here Ia Chi
oaRo away baek IN she sixties than any
man o. woman who has siBcs lived here
uith ne sxosption Of NE Trus ellis.
Il wing had hoE day - Chioago, Nellie
skipped cas- for New York, and after her
i vent Detective Miller, Of the Central
Station. He vas cautioned not 70 bring
/ bis prisoner through Canada, but rail-
road fare was cheaper that way, and,
thinking 10 make q few extra dollars,
be concluded 70 Fisk ID. Mollie soon
made HIN Wish be hadn't She raised
= Tremendous racket in a number Of the
smaller towns ~ fast as the tFaIa could
reach them. Miller was able 30 over.
come all interference In these places,
bat When be came 20 one Of the larger
towBa che pupulaoe believed the woman
rather than The officer, and Miller vas
deprived Of his prisoner. He lest
bic head and his STAR before he came
home. and his fate has been 9 standing
warning 20 American Detectives ever
since"
When q capturs is made. its history
must Be full Of interest Is u notg'
Yes; the dotectise Who suoeeeas must
Be shreud. and must employ some Fuse
20 deceive, bot at the best it h hopeless
lask."
Have there not been some clever cap
taros made lassiyf'
Yes. You're familiar, Of coarse, With
i the case u Bandil, roesntly sent 70 the
panilontiary for three years. Matt
PInkeEton ia Detroit ggt Bendlt b. tel
/ sphona Ia WindBof, and made Atm b.
i lieVe thai bis sweetheart, Robin Merry,
was lying at deata'a door. Ne crossed
the FiveF and was nahllsd. Another op-
uEattve named Cf0ve made evea q eiey-
aesr capanrs. A clerk named Stevenson.
eooupying responsible position in Buff
fni0, was bondrd by the Gaaranlee Com-
| pany % North America for 5000 He
uas short IN bis aeoounta and skipped
% Canada The eompany resolved 30
bring him bAek, and the plan adopted
/ was a. novel a. is was ibcenlous. Grove,
. bright young IFishman. was seat 10
make Stevenson acquaintance. aud vas
with him nearly meath before an op
portnnity presented itself wherein the
1 aafAalser csuld be enaiued 20 venture
near ths line. Exactly ID the eentsr o.
the Detfolt river b IN island, whiea TIE
boundary line divides CE0we arranged
{ fa1ing expsditioa with bic associate
and che two men we're 10 row out IN the
river, aahing caring she trip Before
starting, hoaegeF, OraSe found The boat
they were eoinG 10 nas, and boring .
smali anger hole Ia the bottous hsted
ID . tight wooden pluR. Fun Of Riee
ana Canadian run, S1aE1ason pf0enred
he ashinz tackle, and. tiitle dreaming
that BE- vas leAxing hia retreat for TIE
isst time, Fewea onl on the TipglinR
river. When neaFia9 the island Crosse
made q ruse % searching Tor eomeaolng
IN ne bostom az the beat and palled
oct the plag. OF course She mea mnsi
either drown or 80 % the tsiand, - she
bees vas RAPIDLY hliing with water.
They palled toward the little patch OF
eFoand and reached q iagl e. ~ boai
ssnk. Stevenson elamseFed eaf ana
umaonscioasiY waiked ever the boundary
lice % ths American AIDE, Whsn Grove
covered hisa witk . eix shooter and 81
nsied an oiHssE vito had been st9iio1sd
within hailins distance Oh tha AnsrieaD
ahure. Mhan &aaxensaa cav new caav-
eriy ha bad been trapped Be resieDee
himaelf and Qaietly Fetnrned - haaalo,
whe4e be vas tried for emhzGzieueni
ana ssntenoed 30 TIE psniientiaEy Tor q
number Of yearA- =.
We're theas facts ever p1etisaeai
Not likely, baeaase the 0aatAntee Con-
uaay Suppressed theua. but yea u.aal
nes thlnk Gcf a nliRnsa that the sAaie&i
iab 10 the world n rugins ever ne
bordeE'
some q ne spOs,s e N, !. ID. Ne e.. :