Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-08
STOREY IS CAUGHT.
q. Laid Out 10 the Brush Northwest
Of Tho Town All Night
,,p 50 DID A DEPUTY SHERIFF
WhO yAbbsd iIis Man at a. M Today
They Had Been 0nly Zen Feet
Apart for Hours.

t,mes Storey Is Ia the custody OF
sn.ua Hardy on the accusation OF
having committed felony. The
.,mplslnt was filed with U. 5. Com
.,I,,loner Sommer yesterday, and
s,.rey was captured at O'Clock this
earning, nys miles norihwes, OF the
div He Processes to know nothing
=, the sllegsd ofiense. Mrs. Green
,,v, be made criminal assault upon
M, Storey and her husband, John
o,,en ma been out together Saturday
n,yht, and storey arrived at Greenl
bgu.s frat. Il was late, and, accord.
Ing TO Mrs. Green's abatement, became
Il nsr room, sho surprising It to DO her
bp,banJ. sno discovered his Identity
u,lln time to project herself from ba
INC the victim Of u great wrong, aud
,5u,lng the nel.hbornood with her
,efeams, frightened Storey oil. lie
,,,bbsd his clothes aud lett the
bou... when her husband and
,s,isiancs came few minutes
I,lsr he could not 10 found; nor were
I'M. officers able TO got him uutil this
mo,ping, He was taken before Judge
SIMMER, and bail for bis appearances
,,moftow fixed at $500, Ia default OF
which he remains ia the ahorii's
custody.
The deputies detailed to serve the
warrant OF arrest on storey had quite
an interesting time accomplishing
tbeir task. Deputy Sherlfis Guthrie
and Thomas were sent out on tue buii'
meas, and for a Tins could get no trace
Of the person they wanted. At last they
learned that Storey anu an old man
named Robinson were together. They
expected that Robinson would come 10
,o9n, ~ laid wait for him. Last night
they were rewarded by meeting Rot.
insOn, Of whom they inquired blogeyb
whereabouts. They failed 10 yet the
desired Information, 40 placed Robin.
con under arrest on tho charge Of aid
ing u prisoner 10 escape. AfIer n time,
Robinson weakened AT the prospect OF
alerm in jail, and admitted that he
and Storey had spent the night in the
brush about 1--WE miles northwest OF
the city. Then, after further pressure,
the old man consented TO lead the on.
GERS to where he had left Story, Tor
whom he had come In 10 get some
clothing ard supplier.
Thctwo officers anu Robinson started
out to the place Indicated, but Storey
could not 10 found. MIR. Guthrie went
along dry creek TO boat where Rob
iuson said the missing man and hini-
scli had spent m0tt OF the day, ana
took up a position there. twas late al
Dight, but AZ there was moonlight, Mr.
Thomas and Mr.. Robinson secured the
lucern field. in search OF Storey. The
latter was called 10 many times by
Robinson, who stated that he may Hs
we'll surrender himself, As the officers
would 10 sure 10 get him, but there
was no response.
Ala o'clock this morning, however,
Deputyshsriti Guthrie. was rewarded by
discovering, not more than ten feet from
the boat In which he hal spent the
night, the object c' his search. = Grey
hAd besa lying In the brush all the
time, quite close TO the on oef--so close
that he dare not make = move 20 &c.
cape, and In position that the
approaching daylight revealed his
whercabouts. He was brought to this
city At once. He protests that no IL
Innocent OF the charge made against
him. lie Ia a native OF England, hav.
Ing COME to Utah about Ave years ago.