Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-16
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dompsins Ion, when he picked them up said bo M
die by whicn he could identifv ,la ppeT nan
scribed this mark, whichaqreed Viii ne ue'
the mpl 'rs picked up back of fbe Artisi.n oh
tel the morning Of Cooper's murdor %a uo-
I 5'in'mheTs the circumstance Of parkor a.. -
knows him Graft, leaving bis coat H. ~ an
members lomp.Sius stopping his liitle no.. -.
foolng with Parker's coat. Tomnkio sa, . rom rom
he was afraid that if Dennis canobt s;aI, 'uat .t
hppers' he would know what ibey worn ,in ,,,o
being blacksmith. "''' iof'
Arrangements were made with 'ro,,ri.;u,
Dennis TO cometo Colfax US vitnessas yba' ai'u ~,
oase is called, Mr., Lathum discoyod tba, pa,9
her hHj been in Whatcom in the early snmnor
"n,Ir a .''lo" countrymen named John segfi
'' E"' MN lob IN Nefs bakery, where ba
worked over month, finally being discba,,.3
for stealing box Of cigars. which was folB ~ =
his room al Jacobs Becks place There s,'U ,gas M N
prosecution ag Bool's request. parl,or IA ~
9.'Enea that ao was going to quit, the latter On.
d'aF"fed to dlsouade him, and then Parker con
lr--su jhaJ he was accused Of theft and admired
that he had taken the cigars. ''''''''''u
Slegheld gave him money and cIotbos o,1
help"d hlm 10 afterwards at Lynden. parkar
tbNed good deal to this man about being at
Tacoma but no trace could be gotten of 6ir,
Al Portland Parker's photograph is prominnpf
IN the roguo' gallery at police headonarters
marked Hltyard, Anderson and other nliasos
Wien he turgdtu Dennis he asked that mo- bo no.
thigh. - 'Do
Since Shor't LaIhr1m's return Inst yaa. bo
has gone o ue ground al Pullman very care
fully and has discovered that J. W. Morrow.
who on the morning Of the murder was nlacod
a. t4I.HIr n IlIt, Art1 I.t
ing in tbeaIloy back of the hotel heard win.
dow opoa, apparently on the side concealed
from hum. Experiments made by placing Nor.
row lu the same position and opening the win
upWs without letting him know which one vyns
opened, always resulting in his identifying tbe
window Of room No. I, which was occapisd Inv
Parker, when opened, as the one he had heard
on the early morning of Oct. II.
Thursday forenoon Gazette reporter wos
shown into the portion af the lail oecupied NV
the uccu-ed man. He was lying on cot in bis
cell, and when accostcd did not arise, bot looked
mp with but q slight show of interest, Asked IL
he want d TO make statement to the public, he
said that ho d d not. When told that evidence
had been obtained of his being an ex-conyicl, he
gave harsh little Iangh and said he was not
there TO deny or confess anything, That he was
III jail yoIuni ,rly, awaiting trial, and he would
make no statement until the prosecution had
made its case, The further information wos @
given him that the sheriff was prepared to prove
ihat the .nipP'rs found had been IN his possess
ion during last summer and though Parker
laughed, his fuce changed yisiby One Of tbe
few remark4 he made was that he supposed the
olheer7 had found his reputation was not of the
best,
r5..g..;.g ,ror,ir, Tadoo eo,Iir.n -, ,,,,;,o
of the Prosecuting attorney, discharged Parker Parker
who was Immediately roarresIod.
Parker was taken before Justice Zimmerman
on thursday afternoon, and preliminary exam
s,".aJ .@ @2 wonld w. yoivc '5 5vami Az r"iAe'
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