The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-23

fa. as ~ haa 10 soess &4sa bsua Rad "a
fall back on his skis a. Assss1E 'G@' com
hsaHsssu- re worked s. larg -ifc@, n1s
ea1t3 rot rake tkse sGra1Eers obey -
wishes aad zo had - get ogc. taking cE.y
q Smith 4 - eSS8a revolver.
ffe also tpja % his we,ek q; FaIrnave5.
IRE shooting - offer f3rHhn waite a.
tempting 70 capture bIrn. es-age. saose-
QBeaE capture a. Per- Tswnseld ara -
esSls scos Afterwards FROM the al A.
Fafrasven. Theae stories acre printed i
the Pest pse3lEgenraF veSt@ffaE morning
ard esrr9boF4te BLACKS story except as
70 1ssss, wzeFe fEsge Is a conflict
EEa81k cane 10 tre conclusion that. as
BE- was nsyt having very good success IN
N'asai1Kt0u. re would 70 aawa 90 Cali
forn!a- - state hs thought ought - -
good f9r fgela-ap work. He w-S@ sleessS-
~. he said. IN several small pisces %
work and naaily went home.
He Holds Up the Broaxiwater.
He dIa 10 more york until August.
issi when he arrived in Montana ard
picked " a partner. The frst job Re de-
ciaea On was Ire holG-up of the Broad
water hotel bar. near Helena. ard the
evening be took for the work vas p hen
swell bah WAS being gtven. The ball
room opened from tbs. bar arr shere was
another door leading 10 the front Of the
house
<bB fs@ afkA 1A98 EA1E kkl&F AffsG I'd I'd the
house three men we're sitting near the
door. Bianck told mis- man 20 stand guard
at tbe street entrance and keep out any
one who tried 10 enter. Then Blanck
walked igtO the barrooEn, where the bar
tender was alone
Throw gp your hands" yelled B!anck.
and the command vas ofseyed over the
counter jumped the highwayman and with
quick dispatch took sis0 While he was
doing the work. tn walked three couples
from the ballroom. This did not dizcen-
cert him III the least. for he made them
pat up their hands and stand like statues
waiie he completed the work
In the meantime his partner weakened
ant ran 81 the first sign Of danger. lea%-
ing Blank To get cut as best he could.
This action az his assistant pat him In the
hole" and he VAS closely pursued as he
dashed away. Some Of the pursueTs caught
up with him and hard fight took place,
in which he tried his gun. bat IL failed 10
go of Finally ne broke away fran his
cAp;ors bat found himself stripped Of one
les OF his trousers and minus his hat.
After run OF mile and a half he
found himself safe and Immediately pro-
eeeded. 80 he said, 10 hold up a poor man.
whom Re compelled 10 exchange trousers
and give him his hat.
Then BE took pity on the man and gave
him Si2 in small change. part Of what he
had taken from the Broadwater hotel bar
XIII. The action Of his partner in desert
ing him in the hour OF danger made him
very angry and the next time ne met htin
he was inclined TO KIN him, bat finally
decided 10 give up the idea
More Feat@ in Montana.
From Helena he said he wen; 10 Marys-
vile. Mont, and held uR a barrooom and
got Sisa without any trouble. not having
even 10 go through the danger of a hot
chase
In less than a week from this time he
tried his usual game at Steve Crosse \
harroosFn AT Meaderyflle Mont, ard not
/ only got nothing bat killed the proprietor,
WHO reached for his gun. lie said that
the chase after him was very hot and that
he shot one deputy sheriff dead before he
made good his escape.
From there ~ vent straight 10 Tacoma
ana took "A room a. a lodging house. on
sac Way 10 Tacoma he picked " she boy
Fred II Murray. who VIII be remembered
as the one who identified him IL the coull-
/ ~ jail
lie spoke or the time ne threatened %
thrbB his lanGIady over the hanuisfers
because she oh3ecssd 20 his going away
with the key ~ his door and admitted
tina. he killed CoIE,a hle Jeffrey at Puyal-
] lap.
In talking In a general way OF his ex-
I ploits he remarked thai he had killed five
Iuen sni probably wounded twenty within
she past four wears
s. far his story ahou: the Kc0tenat rob
berry has not been verified and X viii take
+ several days. unless something unfore-
/ seen hAgYras. II get a. tnC tr8lh IN The
matter Proof can be brought. however,
tia; an attempt vas made % break Bling
ham < Holbgeox's hank az Woolley Or
/ Selro AMI ina Pos. -TEyteliigencer yester-
! day morning told about the Fairhavsn
I case tn the words % Onicev Bruhn. Dis
patches give the truth ~ The Helena.
: Neafervitie and Asvysvu!e robbevics. IN
Z clultng one mar~ar. Nothing Is SAID
( however, about the killing OF deputy
/ sheriff
Was a brakeman I'm Texas.
Further Information was ohtaI9ed last
evening concerning Blar~k's(1 record
! through Special Deputy ShHriR O H.
/ Springer. who introduced 3 rost-Tntelli-
I GenrfT reported - 81 w BeCan former
/ n s. conductor on IN Lake Shore road
/ Regain hal is1s. teeu % RatterNorth'
+ yuorKuc ard Identified E}at.ek rs the r1HAn
/ Who worked * head bra ksnau al. fretgt;
/ tratn No ruuuAar from san Antonio
! Texas to Houston from November FNge
! 20 August, ;Sas Resaa rs ket ott small
s-ar over the dad mans left eye art
f tAeu sat3 no wauIf swear or rs Nea thai
/ hc ku@e hiu7 So TcSas
Uesean SAL that he was conductor or
. ttalH NJ & WHich rGCs over the i{austoa
F 4 Texas Central snd the naH-oa tne s!se
( worked Nu3er him and was koewn as
/ Thomas H8c'1taa BlaH-k HE w8s~ou5
: - the most kEaf-heaEtcf. free eenec6Ns
E raeu thNt ever worked on the roaf ard
would give his last Ettksl SO friend Re-
! Ear in aTi*~ n show that he knew waa'
he was talking about, sai3 thzt for gur-
F. fHrr Information a1v one vog'3 write -
Road Master J ". Navrhy. ~ IS Texas