The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-29


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his star and thrust Il fhronRh the door
which had heen af'enet ~ inch o. fwos 10
ssiox the sll1sinons Desperate On me M
ssde the resfsDens 81 ONCE. The aoof
opened. Six cfiicer STEPPED IN with drawn
reviewers.
Dence stood 10 the middle Of the room,
with his gnn pointed towards bis heArf-
Don't touch ne. II JED do, III XIII
myself. sasd he
That roaid be foolish replied one
OF The Officers. "yoGr man Still iisea.
And while be sxs speaking another OH
Ger attracted usnee's attention Al the
| oppoytnre moment Harding rushed for
ward and ~rsnehsd away his revolver
The capture was uade. and the desperate
william whose presence bad inspired fear IN
the breasts of eIeves policemen for Ten
hours Was al last in slEn50-
IS he stood IN the foon, Deves did not
look At al dangerous His figure - tai
ard aim; his face frassk, open and hoyizil
not sign OF hirsutr sppendage to denote
mans estate, and yet he says be - z
years OF age. Ills eyes are brown, his mar
dark, and his Eenerai appearance ihas
o. Eooa-nasused rolilckIns voys
islg before he robbed game, shot nssn,
Just missed killing deputy saeEIH VINO
had Teen sent to capture hssii, and nnaIiy
atoot OF ELEVEN policemen iog Ten Hoafs.
Although young IN years. his instincts are
these Of criminal. and his nerve y re-
marknE,ie.
After taking good look at Denee the
officer shacAIess him and marched their
rfffz ~ . 4 q
lodged 10 = steel cell OF the money which
be bad stolen The previous day there re-
maiFaed siu@-A5 IN ms pockets, hnd There
esl.af'sosis articles, including some letters
day by IesT~IsTktfdaEsczn reporter.
When asked 70 tel about himself he con-
sensed. but SPOKE With the air Of man
who did rot wish to commit himself
II came 10 Seattle last Friday, said
Dsnee, from Helena. Mont, and
when ! arrived ! had over
about until Tuesday and spent most OF
my money. Wien went into that
gambling house had half formed inten-
ton OF holding 1t M, for was nearly out
OF money and desperate. thought II
won stake, all right. II not, get what /
could and return u In few days
What did Won want the money for ~
80 that could get some good clothes,
and then was going to go TO certain
party IN this town. look respectable, and
get What money wanted. Z"
lie was asked who this person was, but
would not say.
When ! saw that had lost on the
game. he continued. III came over me
that must have money. icouid have had
the whole drawer sui', but ] only wanted
enough for my purpose. did not mean
to shoot itieksrd- only intended
70 PIN him IN the arm. when
saw that he was bound 90
come towards me- ana sorry Tor MS wife,
and nope ne won't aie
when lett the saloon l went down the
alley to James street and then to Second.
From there ! went 10 Jackson street. and
struck the railroad track, bound for the
race track.
penee denied that he shot AZ Deputy
sherin Mcdonald, and also denied that he
ieat the hyde rarK mouse by the second
story window. but this Is, OF course. alb
snrd. ~ Mcdonald recognized him.
HegaFaing his earlier HE psnee would
not klse up very Antttn. he said that ne
was born IN small village near Paris.
France, out came 10 this country with bis
parents when but . child. He
says ne cannot speak french and
MS speech shows no tracs OF foreign &C
cent No amount OF questioning could get
him 10 tel where he como from. His name
= undoubtedly assumed. In the course Of
his narrative he said
II left home ten years ago. and l have
been knocking about ever since. The past
lew years ! have been 'eow.runching in
Montana and cowboys. ! know have q
hard name. Since have been in the West
my people know nothing of
me. | don't Ike 10 talk
about 1t, hut TO them | am dead. Say,
don't mako me out a regular tough cow
boy. I've been reckless and wild, but
ala no tough. aad If you say | ana You
will influence people against me.
never meant tn XIII anyone. but what
| did Is already done. and I'll stand the
consequences. It's tough amt IL. for a
young fellow to be in this kind Of q scrape, y
and the Young man sighed and Siruine