The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

on each cheek Alongside the no~.- These
marks ard tne gray hair are rot 10 be
fcrr1 on Tire dead nzu- II At ether re-
specrz. though. rse ase1 arc very similar
A phosOxraph Of Case will arrive from
Portland torsorrow and will tell positively
whether the men are the same.
Capt Thompson and George n Smith.
o. Clover creek, both say tia. the dead
man looks Ike Phillip James. q son Of DR..
James, an old HUDSON bay resident or
steslacoom IN early days There were
tao Of these boys. one Of them at present
living n EiIihurxt. The other, r&med
Phillip. left fhis niche OF the woods about
fifteen years age. returning about two
years ago 20 visit friends. among them
Mr. Smith, who ssys that the dead roboer
and young James resemble each other
considerably.
A ghsnxis manufactures named Prestsss
says the dead man worked for him a short
time ago. In this he says he cannot be
mistaken.
Review ~ the hattie.
Superintendent Dame sat for q picture
IN the morning. and In the afternoon had
his arm dressed This was done In the
presence OF the Post-Intelitgencer CORE
spondent. with whom Mr.. Dame chztted
pleasantly during the dressing He told
OF the combat while the physicians wash
ed the arm: only vincing when one or the
other OF the doctors would turn his arm
Once Dr. Smith told him he had better
rest his back or pillow. as he might get
faint. what, met answered the hero
of yesterdays battle. his fine blus-Eray
eyes swinkling, you don't mean me. No.
stree. go ahead III help you IL neces-
sary."
Mr.. Dame then spoke Of the attempted
hold-up. saying:
'sDon't you know. believe that fellow.
when he jumped on the car. took me Tor
green hand that was being broken In.
Why / think 50 is the way In which ne
ordered me 10 stop the car from backing
down hfli When be ordered me TO throw
up my hands felt like taking chance
with him then. but my discretion con-
auered my valor. and up they went He
kept lis eye on me. though. until he went
to work relieving the passengers. when ne
took Il OF several times | watched my
chance. ard when he started in on Hack
or I pulled ms revolver. and, slipping up
the aisle. took aim over Hackers shoulder
and nreG When Hacker saw the gun no
jumped 10 one side. and this, ! think. DIS.
concerted my aim. Well the rest you
know.
when 7 first went TO the back end Of
tire car I thought / would let him 90 on
and do his work. as battle between IN
might result in the death Of one or tho
lady passengers or some of the men, ana
then I thought Of the badges I wear ng-
uring that IL ne went through me and saw
the officers badges he would Kill me on
the spot. SO just went at him. and. as
fortune decreed, / got him. Say, doctor.
my arm won't be stiff. VIII it,
Tie was told that two or three days
would decide that.
Movements Of the Desperate.
II has been learned by the officers who
are investigating the case so as TO aseer-
tain the identity OF the robber that he
slept in a shack about half mile from
the scene of the hold-up Thursday night.
This shack was in deserted logging
camp There were found In the shack two
old stoves In one OF which were evidences
OF fire recently built a lot OF straw on
which some one had slept and piece OF
calico corresponding TO the piece used as
a mask. Ii Is I'm this shack that the rob
Der evidently secured the old trousers
worn over his good pair. thorough
search was made about the cabin and
brush for the coat and vest that were re-
placed By the blue flannel shirt and rag
ged coat.
Thursday evening a man who had been
herding cows PASSED the shack on horse
back aud saw a man jump behind the
shack. lie rode around the shack, but
saw no one.
In a clump Of bushes near the scene II
the hod-up the officers found where some
one had sat down. Near this place was
also found a street car check with the
receipt punched May q from Steilacoom
To Eleventh and X streets. Conductor
Stewart evidently issued the check. but he
doae not recall anyone looking like the
dead man being on the car.
Ex-Judge Reed. who was also In the
hold-up at Roseburg and who testified
against Case at Portland. says he is pos
+ tive this IL The same man.
The pistols belon ziug 10 the dead robber
ard 10 Dame are on view in the window
or Stewart & Holmes drug store. A very
large number OF people have eongregased
during the afternoon and evening to gaze
on the articles Of warfare.