Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
IN THE TOLLS
HIGHEAIHAH CAUGHT
grs Rival Arrested and V'n-
isSSeS.
STORY OF HIS CRIME
,s and Murisro1s At2oA On u'
Gogs5., Coach.

...,-r MICH, August Sl.-Reimuou
.-.- tss lone highwayman who Ter
I..,bsrp Wisconsin for five months
-'' .osb,n, trains, vaylsying stage
PSI, and holding up PEDESTRIANS Is IN
'-,'l' '..o5y. He was captured here this morn
Nv Ci.v Marshal Glods and Justice oil
pace E. K. Weissr, and will be taken
essmsr to anwser for the killing ci
5bsin at Gogebic on Monday Of TINS
- Holiday eonfesses to al the stass
n ra'n robbenes.
FISHING EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM.
...,sisl he was searched and three
., 49, ~ tbres gold watches, four pocket
$3.50 cher article were found on bis
O-e pocketto0k bore the name OF
'--5 Hoizhay, the robbers name.
=. s--ks down under the examination
.-l..srov edged committing the robbery
,-..s Milwaukee and Northern train, at
~ ~ 1e-clon last May, and the robbery
.r,ss e'rsbic. on MOndsy last.
HOW he WAS CAl
ur tsv came here last evening and put
-.,-e Republic House. Tne police
] small The towns up here had been
--.ssi with description Of the rob0er,
.-svf.1 De entered the Republic be was
'-.-,s rlscsd under surveillance on the
---.-5 that he was the man wanted for
~ -r.isr and robbery.
TIE ROBBERS LAST CRIME.
-ssr-ae for which the highwsyman is
,,7s- arrest YES al exceeding bold one.
.tsss coscb plies between Gogebic sta
e,- m the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
w.s.s-n railroad. and . Summer resort
.,,sr or c,gsbee Lake, three miles distant.
\. Monday lsst the stsge left the hotel
With spa-ty Of four men, who had been
s-s-3irg several weeks there. Inc mem
ts-srf the partv were Donald MecSercnar'
.. 1rirre.p,is. one of the officials OF the
hterrero6si Bans a. e. F.eeslban. Of
Ruvrs rI Robert Rnr0ul Of t1e Bank
NNo1ussl C1isg0 ari Nm Iaddon,
D. o.. Cl.uso.
ABtrrLE WuH rHE H'faHal-.AN'
AtIlaOa. u.astles was dragging
.y along over ,he-olt .s driver was F..
startled by a command .o "lalg on the F.
-s-s end not Co make @ single move at the
o,.rt of your life There stood IN front
Of h,u "a stage robber wearing a slouch hat
and holding Two immense revO.yers which
hs1o1ted 40 the driver Ole Of the pas
e-zer adopted a trick to throw the rob
bsr of bis guard. He had a considerable
AMOUNT of money on his person and did
DO, wantlt taken from him. When the
highway extended q general invitation to
cash be- be- put his hand into his coat
'5cset presumably to get a poke book,
.1. really 20 get his revolver. He drew
. and commenced firing at the robber
.to stood his ground and returned the ire.
TWO OF THE PASSENGERS SHOT.
The torss dashed away az a rapid rate
10. The robber continued 70 empty his
.yo.ysrs at the men in the coach. Mr..
lseschbeiu rose up in his seat and re-
..ysd q "A calibre bullet in his hip. AT
,e same time the coach gave a lurch and
I was thrown forward In the road way.
irker Mackarchar also fell q victim TO
.e robbers murderous weapons he re-
iyed two bullet wounds-One IN the LETT
Be of the head and another in the leg.
be robber pounced upon his helpless vic
ns in the road way, showed a pistol in
3 face and threatened to finish him then
"a there.
FLEEsCHBEIN PLEAD FOR HIS LIFE,
"a the robber, sf'er goioc through bis
.cseis, getting about $40 in money, a
s.ob and chain s1d a ring, loft him lying
lssd'ng and helpless in the road. He lay
'Age nearly three hours before the arrival
o.. sssa,suce. Then he was taken TO Bes-
ieuer where he was put into the hospital
rd iis wounds csred for, but he had bled
much that his strength was sapped and
= died that night, having htst furnished
good description Of the highwayman-
7. Mackarschar was taken TO Minneapo-
!. where at last accounts be was said to be
the road TO recovery.