The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-28

who alefaultesl a few weeks ago from the
same hank, took the same road osit OF the
an understanding between the men with
reference to the matter several weeks ago.
$4,000 In two weeks time, and he was
poverty stricken i'm March. Two points
that do not join we'll. II is easily cxplainesi.
members of his gang, and the men who
are fieeccd ARE willing to spend all they
.Ssn TO % the rSre .aT. as omc
the worst thieves that ever Infested
country arrived in the city, was seen on
asked in regard to the matter. His name
is withheld for prudential reasons. He is
without doubt the gyeatest a5t, most sue ne
twenty-five year. Of crime hc has never
been suspected by the the, polics, p%.,
,a"s han always -ci%tle., any ARREST. eS' He % la.
been mixed up i'm a dozen bank robbcries,
and James Marshall OF kansas City has
while perfectly innocent. He stops at the
best hotels, wears diamonds and is to all
appe"rann;ee%s an; and and indication. Ha "a Tens',s. ,,..
purpose Of talking the matter over with
Pine, and after a meeting is effected be-
man will hear or will ever know is had.
then Wells will be brought to time ana
made to face the man he robbed.
City capitalist hc held mp and the two men
held n long consultation, with the result
shHs i sb. sT sx Sr S., n swinic Si% No o%s or
and the local authorities nre left helpless,
having mo- case against him. So it re-
he has of Pines life, and the convincing
sn%s%S %"i%der Of % the 1s sS sds,scsive. have been
snroM ] Pine in jail. ba. il being bu. a
short time before he will die. such q
% rsssS T,l Il nSs saS Se sf s na,ef scs
tivcs, in their vain search for the $25,UO,
do not put their foot i'm the matter.
Wells was In ST. Paul a few weeks ago
and got his tip from the teleGraphic dis
patches sent out, and changed his ioca-
seen last week. He is known personally
To two Denver officers. either of whom
rives at his destination, which he will not
do until Pine talks with his tutor.
The idea OF guarding Pine is absurd,
has been playing with the authorities.
They have no case against him, can prove
nothing, and;it amnses , him to behold q, i,,. the
| tiate themselves into his confidence. and
| il is because he does not wish to disal'-
CONTRASTING to- them, his enemies, and
whom he tlespises.
| II everything is favorable n woman. who
| knows almost much as Pine. will ap'
pear i'm the affair in "a few days time
| She. il is expected, will s'ibs:tantiate every
sta.emen. made SO far. and in & ease ..,;s Pine Pin,
L
i descend 10 tell the whole story, which tsn
\ Piicates prominent people with tho work
! ings of the gang. and will bring ont SPICY
| and sensational stories that the public ha'
I never dreamed of. There is an unsierc,Ir
| rent to the scheme, and the inevitable
woman is connected with this affair. not
! as an adventures by any means. but a
| relative who will stake her life rather thar
see Pine injured. She il In the city at the
| present time i'm company with Pine,
| father and stands prepared tn unfold ths
tale i'm the event Of "a change of mind OF
the part of the alleged mining expert whs
is dying On Curtis street.
The detectives yesterday were angry n
what they are pleased to term the imperti
nence of reporters who have publisles
the case, and raise the excuse that il is al
ready spoiled, or "knocked i'm the head.
II is not SO, for they have all but Cool
been chasing shadows since March - last
and il nettles them to think what dups.
they have been and how simple case |
was. Had il not been for the article pub
lishetl i'm the Ne1s last July the Kansa
| City detectives would never have reaches
Denver, and while they get the credit fo
running down Pine, as regards the SIG
600 mining fraud. the credit all belongs &
| Cook.