Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-09
|5svlT OF THE ROBBERS
Ia KEPT UP IN GOOD
.' EARNEST.
It'd at Ranger. In Ennf-
s.,ty, who is supp"-ed 90
~, y rnsn-S.t-s From the

rs.terday with diligence, ana
"a no ascertained yesterday
y eou'' ,.,o,v,ng a hot trail in
n country west OF '"e
4 nritiyes only a Few miies IN
II sA.m
o. ''@" .,.,,ea nv The ca
kcal was reVsi'e So,
~ yesterday AFTERNOON o
s,atlon in the northern edge
,,,,. which stated that
pane so" a,rasted there
had just peen
N believed to De one OIL 'hs wv
,..,aw Hard Gunneils ro-
" Sne.- .x.,.,,,rs q, g n M
from We -, :, s,e,,s whose head
onanab. on the Denver
are ~ snsrn look out In that
u sfep p,' : 10 intercept the
am sn" thev attempt 10 pass
y ~" nart Of the country, as IL
VA sd ph they might do. Peo-
'mvu ..xnress great confidence
as,,, N overtake them IL they
s", foo much OF a start, as IL
eS
claimed that some of the
y ina amount OF the loss have
\ ,s,,v exaggerated.
SssIl route agent OF the Texas
Irihc Express company, stated
k1ette reporter yesterday even
|, The total loss would be very
In figures the amount at s12OI-
Irtlon OF which is 1ewelry.
specials received yesterday
BY the Gazette in regard to
Isl at Ranger are as follows:
IA, Tex, Dec. S.-A man sup
b be one OF the train robbers
rtsted here just now. He had
s,ol.r
|rsr Tex, Dec B.--The state
the man under arrest here
no more perhaps than would
ssied from a country lad under
The captain of the Rangers
:e and went the wrong road
e partner of this man here who
10 be the party wanted. Can
h. man In one hour"
Blowing was received later:
ger, Tex, Dec. S.-Flem Roots
kink Bunch have gone after the
Of the man under arrest here.
N get him"
from the Information con-
h these specials the reports re-
yesterday evening and early
ut were very discournging AMI
ii that the officers were not any
following a trail or guided by
clues, but olat they were
{ the country north and west
ntherford In hopes Of getting
d the robbers somewhere In
finity. The following special
cdyed from Weatherford yes
hartford, Tex, Dec. Seer
sullyan. accompanied by four
ca,ne 10 Weatharfor,l last
hunt I'M possIbla cues 70 the
Z u,hich have occurred in the
a iate They left tbIs morn
4, northariy diractior "
49, M ,ye,,, no,.,h with
4, ,,c,, Hvaat,,"-sord rot,,-nei
r,..h -. ,si,.,,, a.. 49, pnc,,
~. ~ Soniinal 30 90, any.
-. - ua,t.H ~ -'' "'
r w p s. ~ c,,. 49,.
elei.i liaru Hunneils va,
msht 'li.er ms Iptur , ir IN
wv hooh after ne rehiheu nv
-As W on lte easi pounu lex.
fAcac Which reaches mere ~
n ne MAD not heafd OF the
y Ranger.
lnnells gave an account OF now
a Inc box left behind by The
N their flight. il was the
wooden box described by the
as having been taken from th'
eAr In the robbery. 1t was
we've Inches long and about
~ Vide and six inches deep
y seemed TO him as II the ROB
Z hken q large rock and mash
e top OF the box. after which
q pulled the money OF whatever
contained out OF the box, ant
y away In their hurried flight
ts tag attached to the box
Eho Il belonged to, but wh'
y he viii not divulge at pres
% spot where the box was PICK
~, ne says, in the woods abou
Yards from the scene OF tn
He got track OF the horse
toopers, which were plain n
ny and followed them u shor
as best he could in the dark
nng hat he could not keep tn
hisht, he went up to Benbroo'
y o'clock and stayed there 70
~ preparatory to getting
~ In the morning. He return
'as scene OF the robbery earl
morning and easily traced tn
rom their starting place. III
y que west four miles, where
n and finally disappeared alto
ne then assisted in the genera
iT elews in the vicinity o
siiord Friday and yesterday an
! Ast night to Fort Worth. II
nas nothing more for publ
Z. present, but intimates tim
W. SIN have clews upon whic
w 70 realize. II is eviden
rom the manner OF the oil
~ mey are all very weary {
~ .vpher business and have n