Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-29

QEGsf UooE, fokn83kLy H9z1ot0& - Ase8N
suwurth, elose fFiend % Wilfoek'A
hae Rons % Kansas City. whsEs As xas
foun1 70 be uurkrnR a. Q ceepsr IN Ezst
Bottoms, ard lissd II boarding. ho1ss
k4pf - . woman nAmed Oak story
was cnsre1f there thAs Cook bad won
largo amosnt Of money 10 . lottery. bal
fhfs ioea uas soon exPlodsa. u was dis
eoveeed that Coek bad made several
tFips- Thess 1oorneys we're always fol-
lowed bs tbs Appearances of one sim
CnmHinRs. Pinkerien's opsraaive fnal
" became 6osom fIie1d Ct OooA'A
He visited gamb.iRG rooma WITH Ooek,
and oonain1ed 80 shadow him anti has
arrest Last Saturday.
Meanfima The shadow on the Wittoek
hoass was maintained without result
until last Monday night That night
the RinkeFton men found anssaef
shadow. whom they did not kn9W. They
sau aim enter the Lineoln street. fesi-
denos Of Wikr.ek, and aftsruafd :
large man Who coFreaponasa 20 tbs Do
scRiption Of Wieroek alss catered the
house. In the meantime the hRotAeE
tn-law had gone % Quincy, where he
Fsoaivod teseREams announcing the re-
turn Of Witrook 20 ChieAao. Pinker
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kilograms, which we're signed By Rose
care trying 60 hard 10 ind. The Pm
ksrton cfi.s n Chicago was warnsd.
and it only tsnded 10 eon6rm their own
snspieIens. Witrosk's hoass vas closely
ehadouod Until Friday moruinQ, when
it was found that WitEoek had escaped.
IN the meantime Kinney returned TO
Chicago, and ke and Weaver wers seen
70 cautiously enter Wisroek's house, the
slinds OF which wers constantly drawn.
bat the lights could be seen inside. On
Friday morning tee mysterious shedow
came out Of the 8ilrosk House, as also
did Kinney, aud after making carsful
survey Witrock appeared. The men
vent south on Liac0ln strsef, showina
evident alarm ali the while, and IDEALLY
entered Q liquor store and restaurant
kept by a. Italian on Madison streei,
near Lincoln sarest. Robert A. Picker
ton and tvo operatives shadowed the
plass until Kinney vent out. when thoy
entered and arrested Witruck, after Q
sharp struggle. The latter attempted
70 draw Q revolver, tWo Of whioh we're
found on his person. He protested
against The indiRnity. but VS. searched.
and e1l00 vas taken from red pocket
book found % his person. The shadow
vas searched. and $500 wss found on
bis person. The shtdow turned out 10
be- Q young man named George b.
Barnham. whom Witrock Tnes Ia So.
vannah. Ga. he explsined that be had
aome North with Witroek, and had
ehadsved the latter's house, as Witrock
had expisiued be had shot q man IN
Chicago 10 Q row, and wished TO escape
arrest. He vas AfterWard released,
when he had explained his action. De
tsotives think thss he has no knowledge
Of, 81 connection with, the robbers.
When Kinney resppeared be vas
searched, snd SIS was found on his
persen In loose money, whils IN q belt
around bis waist vas found e400 addi
tionai. These men were iEoued and
takea 10 the Pinksrton Agency In closs
carriages. A search Of the Witrock
house resulted in finding In Mrs. Wit
rocks bureau q el9o0 bunch Of money,
and $50 on her person. together with .
four carat diamond. The veaFer was
arrested and oollared. About the same
time, in the basement Of the house vas
found $500 in fruit lars.
The Arrest Of Cook and Haight was
then ordered BY telegraph. Detectives
state that Cook distributed the money
after the robbery. and vas 30 be-
tween. They chargs HsiRht With out
lining the robbery. and also aiding 10
forgery Of the letter presented to Frot y
inRkam. witrook appears 70 havs been
the only man on the train concerned 10
she robbery, unless FrothinQhsm vas
bic accoraplics. The PinkaTtons will
not give anv expression Of their views
~ 10 the guilt or innocsnce Of ffoth.
inehRm.