Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-13

said that she and ClsrK bad been
on the road 81 highwaymen for little
over year. She is a girl of 10 and
talks English with a slight accent.
She says, however, ths. she has only
been in this country but short time
and that her mother is living 10 Nor
way. She has been working as
waitress in Spokane, earning $50 or
$40 a month, and was enticed by Clark
away from that position aud induced
10 put on boys clothes 10 facilitate [
their movements IN travelling about /
the country together.
She said that they had held Up /
several people II Butte and Anaconda
succe essfully, and that they arrived IN
Helena about ten days ago. In her
con versstion she refused absol1tely to
give her family name, saying that
though she had fallen pretty low, she
die not wish to disgrace her family,
who ale honest and respectable pee
pc.
"Os course." ssid she, 1.-THE jig Is up
now, and there is no use u keeping
anything back. / was with Clark
when he robbed Richardson the other
night, and IVES on the lookout short
distance from the place where be wss
beld up. ] was also with him when
he shot Officer Grogsn, and csme near
being hit by one Of the bullets fired by
Groggan at Clark. was concea ed in
an alleyway. only a short distance
from him"
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRISONER.
A Journal reporter had SD inter-
view with Henry Clark shortly after
he was taken to jail. In answer to
questions he said that be was born in
Norway and came to this country
about twelve years ago. His answers
to other questions were Indefinite and
studied. He would not tell the name
of any place at which he had lived IN
, Washington, stating only that be had
worked as an engineer at a sawmill
about 20 miles from Spokane. Heraid
! tI.at he came to M.ntaua abOut year
ago, aud wss very ind finite about hi'
o movements since that time. After
. good deal Of hesitation he claimed ths
/. be had worked on the Lewisuhn blocl
in Butte. putting up az elevator, las
!. winter, but since that lime has aPpar
N entity done nothing.
,e BEFORE OFFICER GROGAN.
g The highwayman was taken on
ir through the back door Of the Jail, an
ID conveyed to Officer Grogau's house Il
10 hack. Tue wounded officer Wa
d asleep, but woke mp to greet his visit
10 ors. As soon Is his eyes were turne
towards Clark be exclaimed:
r That is the man whot shot me-"
er A. DR.. Tracy would not GLOW h
be patient to talk, he was given penc
e and paper, and wrote the following;
IL got on his trail at S O'Clock; wne
a 1 did tackle him kept him talkiI
it for Eve minutes, so you see l am dei
l." sure of the man"
FURTHk X PROOF.
After this thorough identifcatio
Clark wes taKen back to jail. Co
ductor Richardson recovered
uu watch, and positively Identified Z
prisoner rs the man who held him
the other night.
MIXED STORIES.
K. When the volubilify of "Charl
us MiIIer' came to be boiled down, It v
e to found that the girl was a greater 81
ent cess as a high wayman than ss II
nls- She finally admitted that her ma
ems was Helen Forslund, and that
Cal family are ranchers, near LoCkwo
Itch Washington. She said she bad m
anne ried sister in Spokane, and another
lark MinneapOlis-Mrs. Emma cold
VAL 22l0 Twelfth avenue
d so In her possession was found a sn
sted account, noting the amounts secu
very by their various robbers-Philli
no burg, SIS; Missoula, S22; Anacor