The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-11
FRESH EVIDENCE.
The 'roain Suspects First
Seen by a Policeman.
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fore the marasr, Robin san noticed p1.-s,
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asked carlson about IL. Carson ts.st, hsgss
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May D Robinson saw q man crawling sssss
" si4s s~sS Iiissasi cd he cottage, y so &c now
aelieve> 10 have been Ragkc in rxtlv 20 the
oDcef queries he laid be as ose III TIC
tTea2cntefes snts had Azeen sssoking ia TAG
Isiss egit ssia n yieN 10 staring fufnEtafe
"a, Ifsoa u a. not sstisns 4. bat hal no
saihoTits 10 arrest ths mas. Next night
nc zane upon tao nasa taking
In fruit OF little rial estate
ONCE south OF Carlson cotiaze. They
lad the door Of the Office ops.ns a apd we're
taaslus aooaf hiding something under
the noor. One Of them spoke with a
sfoxs "A i.sp vi German sccent, and
they told the officer they had los theis
sav aud wanted 20 gel down town. he
said tney were partners and lived On the
sess side. Robinson wanted 10 know way
tnty Stood there taking ii they wee aux
Ious ~ get down town
The other man, who SPOKE with Irish
accent. answered eva lively. and Robinson
determined to ferret them oct As he
s-Af.ea with them for the patrol box
man raa aeross from the III
rscs2oa OF ossula's barn and de
.Easued - know what ne xs> doing
Robinson n eognized This pe=sgn a. the
man ne hal sesa craving from
the basement oi the Carlson cottage.
and answered him Sharply II the
stranger said much he woaia take hin,
aso3g. too. The Iaaa said ue more, snd
koo nson took hls prisoners 80 the sla'ion,
here They repeated tbs story Todd him
ia the moraIhx tnes wer. released by Esp-
tain siex's orders. tEaf offer sas Ing
10 koDil1Son. AaI is the tsss ot
sending them 10 jail, costing the
eits - GEMS day. the two men
sere tbas dts hsrged. !: Is now b. lfeyse;
By Uileer Robinson that ;hey xeae kuiz
and Coonly. Tier des. riplion ansxerS
De two suspects very ele seiy. Al the time
oi their arrest II WAS not generally believed
ilr. croDin had t.eea murdered
Two nights later hobiiisoa says he Saw
obe 81 the men be had sDEestee; coming ous
vi the cottage sfter niidu gut lie ala NOT
scco-t him b eause be consiierec! he had
oeen reouked by Captain Wing xheu the
prisoners were 4 >chargesi Robinson
talked with the neightrors about the mat
ter and concluded there must have be, n
crime committed in the cottage, He told
arson and young Carlson that he thought
Cronin had been killed in the place
The y ace suggested ITSELF 10 Robinson
and he told Captain Wing of bis sus.
Fsicions- The captain ii.iened 10 the story
but would not move ia the matter The
officer claims he has told Wing his belief
three times.
Cronin was killed in the cottage. but
nothing vas doae till - week AFTER Cronin's
body was fou ad, v hen Lieutenant Schut-
ter. who WAS sent from down town 10
i2keyiev. heard OF Robinson's suspicious
and Investigated the matter and The cot
tage story WAS made public.