The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-31
He KILLED HIS MAN
Mi. kEENE OF THE CARIBOO MINE
SHOT MORT H0DERIcK.
Victim Alleged 10 he the Highway.
man Who Held Up George
MeAuley.

Spokane. Wash. Oct 2s.-tSpecial.)-
Mort Hoderick was killed near the
caTiboO mine In British Columbia Mon
DAY night BY Foreman Keene OF that
milne, koderick was suspected Of being
The man who held up Secretary George
AeAuley August u and relieved him Of
gold bullion amounting TO sl.V10 LATHE
Is known here Of The killing.
John W. Considine, who came down
from Grand Forks last evening. brings
IN al account Of the affair as known at
Grand Forks when he left lie WAS the
bearer CT a telegram put On the wire al
Marcus TO James Monaghan. heavy
sIockholder Of the mine. informing him
VI the Killing
Little Of the particulars Of the affair
n as kn0HH h. Grand ForEs when / came
away" said Mr. CoHsidine last evening
Word had just been brought down from
The mine b. oLe VI the men that Keene,
Tie foreman Of the mine. had killed Rod
vilck As nearly ss ! could learn Rod
erlek VAS strongly suspected Of being
The man who held W Nj. MeAu!ey
couple OF months ago. taking the gold
b4!llUA from him. Suspicion rested upon
KoaeTick shortly after the AFFAIR. lie Was
Tracked 10 the SQUAD. He came back Il
lea weeks ago. II was thought he would
So 10 the place where he had hidden The
builluA. and Foreman keene WAS follow
ne him through the woods when KOder-
lCk discovered keene. A fight eusued
hecne Was on The lockout for trouble
| aud Ihe result was Hoderck Was Killed
heene / heard. Was under arrest. They
/ wanted Mr. Monaghan 20 come up al
5nce- Al Grand Forks heard that sone
v, the bullion had been recovered, but
I thlnE this Is 4 mistake"
The telegram received yesterday by Mi
| Monaghan simply stated that keene had
| ALLIED RodeIlek. and further. that no bul-
| lion had been found Monaghan will SO
| 4g this morning 10 Investigate the mat
| ter
Along the middle Of August Mr.. Nc
| Auley. secretary o; the Can6oo Minlag
company. Nss returning from the mine
10 Grand FofEs In a buggy. having with
/ him tho serai. monthly cleanup Of 81. co.
/ NAsa about lNo and one half miles from
| he u.lrc be Was stopped By 4 lone high
| aaYInAa. Who commanded him 10 hold
| W he hands Mr. MeAUiey complied
| The f0bbcr. who stood al one side Of The
| read then commanded him TO throw out
| Tho bgluon which Was Ia three bricks
NJ McAu!cy told him 10 come and SCI
la but tho man mace the mite oWnc;
| -Inl down from lis seat and toss tAt
srrks Ia the grass, lie then command
I'd MT MeAulcy 20 drive On. and Tho
| .ararf.a 10 was complied with
| The iAet OF the Eo.I-ap VAS ~ on
! communicated 80 tAv authorities u br.t
"a Cul-ubss. and the matter placed .
.hr hands @! detcoilves OF this SIDE @! ta'
sc The rlcH sIoun2 the camp suspc-t-,
MARX HO3csck. Nbo hsa worked a. th
fn.ae. He had become s.cGy ana unah.
| TO uoFE and She men collected paTs
- 81 l5 scu4 him o4t OF the mountain
| Detectives were r.acca on No1tTlsA
sraaA lig Was followed 20 Seattle. Naer
as s.,sa, a .,ue money. Tary claim ;hcr
| -As .eEty 81 cy.4vaco that be was tn
| .sauayman. 10. tho mine owners want
| eA 10 SCI possession 81 tkC bullion, ami 3
| bad iae Le,e-lyss watch a.n caTc!g3 >
| $40 pAalsfya from oae saNH 10 suoiarI
stopping auA.s !g Tacoma. ;h,n VISITOR
SID Nancosesg. Finally he started bst
Toy ihs mountain saI the detectives th'
.a9R8i gaey BAD him SURE. ]; was ~
ur..ty &c pAs rba3oNoa. hs; aHa'.y p
brought w al Camp NJ kinney. Forcma
I.osuo Was well aware &! 20, moNyrgen.
pa: psrc brluR made. an1 Cor aUhi" b
COX 49, the 1siy O! watching ihc suggcc'
81 mau Il - fu9gose4 RoIorsek FtaT'c
ats iao oojs. probably foJ The stole
Ea s. Haa tracked by keeEe, and ~He
.ar h5EaH ayu1an found re Wan detcy's
ac gSyp operate AnJ attacked Keen
Ia MAS then he was Killed. British &,
| r.ma-a lawr are r,gII ia regard 10 %
lpHuR 81 men. and kconc WAS at oas
taA,u Into custody. lie will prOhab.,
| from the story told, Dc able 20 prove 81,
. | i,rirnsc and gam his liberty
Tho Cs-5bo0 mine = one Of the ha
a | aaYlns properties in tho northwest II
situated Ia tho Yale district, the place b
ae known a. camp Mckinney EvCi
= r1on,h from 81 COO 10 Szs.oa5 "a Ee'd
| 4ruci out, and as the manner ot br.ngls
,hls down from the mine 30 Grand Fori
n has been in an open buggy. the person
% charge having no one with him, Il h
70 been many times said that a holds
" uou1d occur some day. ana when Mr., NJ
q A#lcy reported IN Spokane that he h.
been relieved Of Sii.oJ no one was So
prlscd
Mr.. McAulcy determined 10 INA &
e man Who so cooily held him up, and "
y sure aomc weeks ago that Roderiok "
Tho man. Mr. McAuley Is now In Toron