The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

and the way he made the boys stand
round when he was doing Their job was a
caution. old knowiton was scared to
death OF him. I'm satisfied no one but
himself knew anything about the play
until he sprung II. He's a foxy guy, that
Teller. and tends TO his own business.
Why. j was playing cards with him only
a few minutes before he made Jerry beg
for his life and ] had no idea that he
was goin ter do anything. He never
took any one into his confidence and no.
body In Their jail knew anything about him.
He didn't like Knowiton because he
thought he was trouble maker and a
stool
How he did make Their old man get
inter that cell, Then he would say TO this
felier:
- DO that or dc this bring me that
or go get this and yer bet yer life they
got move on. thought he had "A gun.
and guess Their whole gang was In Their
same fix. Well. when we got outside and
der sang commenced to separate Willie
Holmes wanted ter SO wild me: con-
menceds ter cry. ! told him IL WAS a case
OF every man for himself and "A short
colored man aud a tall white Teller would
make too conspicuous a couple. so he had
better go Il alone. would have taken him
he chung Ola so. but II was no use. He had
a sore foot and knew he could not stand
the racket. TOOK him down south for
few blocks and then started him north
l wonder how he's getting along by this
time
when 1 started out for my self / got
lost and had mean time getting
down from that side hili on the
road kept peEglng along. however.
AND didn't have any trouble IN.
I'll I ran up against those feilers near
q BTien- IL could have got 10 Tacoma.
] could have got under cover and would
have beat the game sure
Cosgrove has two months TO serve.
When The train on It's return trip reach
Ell the place where Blanck made his es-
cap. n 5. Stepier and II. l.. Smith were
LETT as a guard. AZ BLACK River junction
the train was deserted hv all save CAM.
Hogle and Mr. Redelxheir1er, who went
on 60 the city as a guard 10 the prisoners.
ana Niusiow. who was detailed 20 get OF
Vt the brewery and cali Jack Mcdonald
II was the tntentin % have Mcdonald and
" snsiow work down the track toward
biack River junction and thus cut or any
attempt OF Biancks 10 double hack on
hts track. IL was just - O'Clock when
the Spee iai train an the Columbia q
Puget Sound roaf ~ charge Of Conductor
l. J. Legnero ans Engineer Charles Hous-
tos. started for FRANKLIN With sheriff
Van de Nanter ex-Sherl~ rcoierv.
Niece o'rrten. l., II Brown and ser
Eeant Willard Detective Cudihee and
others remained az Bisck River junction
to watch for developments.
Working Rack >o.thwari.
A. EsrtoD u was found that the whola
towa was up III avnas. WaIara left the
train and worked taek down the track
- Blsck River function. while Wocicrv
H0d Ehs PoSs-I ateiltkeac$F reporter took
the Esit lire across country 20 ihe mar,
ll'se OF fne Northern Pacific. The tx.
sheriff startes ouf ca his hunt fzss as j,
was he2ctngng light ami although ha
searched harms sad sheds No. trace o:
E&nck could De found
FINALLY there MAS y gathering % rArtges
AZ Rack River tCaeftaa ard a general
cosaSn SO war No trace 81 blank haR
heen found ard Il WAS really purely a
matter % speculation whether the de-.
reya.so bad crossed she river above or sss.
low she place where re came near fauars
tnto The clutches Of the Law. or had da,a-
he'd bark 1T the COUNTY road and .skee
- the timber - tae rtixe between TIE
cossnty Toai ana Lake Washington.
M&eN&ei Kelley waS Of the oE4ntsa thai
re S8S IN hssjm< for TIE day "a the heavy
s:Eabrc and would continue his tourney
~ rEh1- u MSS also S8<&aSge4 tAas
HssncE VAS cg0HiaE eEouxs - have for
2opeA Kelley a~8 B7sgksn&R @hen they
t.sak HUtseu sa ogsilsa. sxd by taking =
cksc4sis0sgs vasste psSSed the stztasn.
fsx t5aSs tlgss@ tAS sheriff special rrzts
came ia tram FTanas.a. EssasS n4aEaessz
zn1 s>ewtea- Teen heSerss. whe has gore
cas the uJEAE BEFORE WAS On ta&r,s Va
a~ws VAS reported frss= any q he townx.
eas sse sAsS1g fels better when &c knew