The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-29

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- as0ne savs0 uzm from being arrest
FL - ne crime conmitted August Il
nsss osen snAdo01nG Hodssack
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80 g gold bricks These trips have
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euaru-
The Bold-up ~ 19eAulay.
s. o. che morning Of August = 0eorwu
aAnlay left camp early In the morning
q = buggy. He had with him ID . ba9
- eoid bars. two very heavy. and one
I'll bar. The vAsue of the ANAL bar
- 1d.ooo The total value of the tlrree
I ~ 3 variously estimated between &s.ooo
- Ql.oo0 At exactly o'clock. ~ Mr..
AAnhy reached the top Of Z hill, two
- bali miles from camp. and swung
Ind a curve. he found s1tmaeh facing
- uaussle of . winchester rffle. he'd b.
i narked man. The man stood on an en-
6ahnent that was on I level With ths
ont 81 the buggy. and had evidently been
~ IN wait.
- ordered NcAuIay to throw up Ais
nnnoe Mc.Aulay dfd not comply Instant
=. ana the order was repeated In . rough
~ decided tone Of voice. Seeing that it
- uneIess to argue the question AcAulay
- a ordered.
Throw out that bullion" saM the high-
unynnn. Out went ne bag.
y Throw out the rest Of the money" de-
man3ed the man.
why. you would not leave . man
Hfske IN this country. would your r.
oted NcAu;ay.
throw out the money! Vas the reply
Me6u1ay had = considerable amount Of
MI an his person ana reluctantly rave Il
- The man then ordered him TO drive
on NeAu'-v wen. shout ten rods and
otooped. He looked back and found that
~ man had his rife on him. "Drive
m~ safd the hixhwayman. McAulay saw
~ man meant business and complied.
4he h.ghwayman watched him out Of
. aeht ana then disappeared.
~ soon as McAuiay reported his loss =
oearchinx party went out. but they found
Is traces other than a few cracker crumbs
where the hsghvaymau had mncied and
~ remains OF camp. 1t was thought
however. and everything Indicated II. that
ne robher had come from the Cariboo
Mining Camp.
The search.
Pres,aeat Manohan came up from Spo-
hane ana an thn "a after he had rot
1hsnrs vaii n,,t,sra8 commenced n sys-