The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28
Dick Bose, aided By Friends, Lz-
capes From the County Jail.
SHERIFF MOVER IS FOOLED.
An Alleged Bond, Parportiax 10 Besr
the SIGNATURE of Judge Sne""s'
pr~seps~a to Him. and That. Aio~a
hx a. FAKE Telephone hesssGs,
asfas Notorious Prisoner HIS
Rxfxax.-Gam~ of Daring Men,

r,sct Rose xhe was 30 tse tried tenor
s,rv IN .kse slsferlcs court g!tB jesse
montgomery fof Obtaining safa SfoIs = 81
yorres, IN the Paris soass. walked oat "i
stse county Jail - sF@esl9fia oes,AtL441'ss -.
This remarkable s&1i break ~aE effected
BIZ means ~ a bogus ban bond, 90 @ascS
Judge oranss sar9ss' uaage was forged
ane a fake telephone message ptfp"st'ng
% ecsrs zsesn EaE proa&rpsIng attorney :
office. iastEae uIg sae 1atssT 20 release H"@ee
wnesa the non1 ass delivered az the saii,
so ak.lsfuily vas the plan Carried out
that Eot unit yesterday d!d ne authorities
wsg&e names mad been issEa aHG% saat <saS
prisoner ws4s EaD@Fty. Attorney tsaesn
and 1fge Humphrey. wao represent ftohf
arr the Mont s3agssfy %Dfraf3, say tbat i4isy
know rot aiax boat tEs strange sleiivef4!lce
OF Reese aEf supt0srs. sissl he was "a jai5.
until informed Of has escape.
Every faSaas possible was USED ny r1er~
III Mayer and Prosecuting Attorney Nc
Elr5y yesterday 10 ksep TIE uaslar quite.
IN hopes ~ ef.acttng a capture before me
time Of the trial ffose has left me cit$
however and is supposed 10 Ds IN British
Columbia.
mo absence Of Rose week.-mrs. the states
case materially. az the weight 81 &ne sgi-
Geuea was directed at film Instead OF the
woman. his alleged companion 10 crime.
Dick Ross - bartender. Jessie Mont
Gnusry is 81 woglan no had a room Ia fs1e
Paris house. Fern Forrest also lived
there. one n'ght seyeral months ago she
was intoxicated and. according 20 her
story. gave Ter money 10 fks5S" at3N =fFs1
Montgomery woman 10 keep. Tney denied
that they had IL and were subsequently, ar
rested. They were bound far .trial and
were subsequently convicted In the supe~
rior court of grand larceny Judge Jacobs
opened Up the case again by rendering "a
decision t5at the prosecuting attorney
office should have made the charge larceny
by einoszzlemeut Instead OF grand larceny
The second trial was set for tomorrow.
About o'clock Wsdne sday evening, Sep
tember IL. the telephone III the county
H.
fwered II, and the man Al the other end
said that hts name Walter Fulton.
10 say that the bond for Dick Roses re-
!saSe mad been approved by the prosecut-
ZIP attorney offiee. and that II would be
was delivered al the county jail,
Erisman telepaoned 10 Sheriff Meyer
about the matter. and the sheriff Is said
approved bv the '1 r. s bu' sa 1ss
office ard Judge Jacobs TO lie, gose out
A snori time after the telephone mes
the county jan with a Legal looking docu-
ment, which he said was the bond for
Roses release. II was made out in due
Herman Webb. WAC. according TO the pa
per. swore mat they held themselves re-
sTonsible in the. sum Of ssD1 Tor Rose $
appearance IN the superior court on the
day yet for trial. Below APPEARED what
guTpoTied 20 De the signature of Judge
JacobE attached &c the statement that tn.
O. Rose
@as asked Il no had sIgne1 t8s bond AID
he said: Yes. SIX or seven days ago
he was released and the matter passed
without further notice.
Yesterday morning Prosecuting Attorney
McElroy beard that Rose WAS out 81 Jail
en- bonds. he could not understand the
matter. and commenced an investigation.
which resulted l. the discovery When
be asked Mr.. Fulton about the matter
fnlton said that he had not telephone3
any such uasssags to the county JAIL and
that Il was evidently the work or some
one who had fnpsrsonatesi him to obtai-,
HOSES RELEASE judge Jacobs was d.
had not seen such a bond. The bond was
examined /, was discovered that Judge
Jacobs name appeared In due form. but
quite inaistinciiy II locked as If II were
reproduction from another paper. IL Is
probable that after the Judge had stamped
his name on a document with a rubber
s.anp soneon. had taken the, paper before
sne IN was dry and pressed IL down on
tuIe
Attorney Glenn and Judge Humphrey ex-
trtssea g1sist surprise. and sad that they
sapposed Rose vas still behind the bare
They aenlsd emphn.icalv any knnwjr1ips
or the bond Every Effort possible H'S~ WAS WIS
made 10 keep the affair secret
u have not had time 70 investigate the
matter" said Nj MclGlroy. and cons
aueatiy 90 net know exactly whs.T. Ne are
a. -, u Is Aet-,fetliiy = new way 70 beat
tisen teisphoned 70 the sheriffs office s4y-
ihg Nt fuiton's name and saying taat
VIZ had approved the bond
II ~ snptesed shat .. II Phiiijus ard
Herman Wobb. ,he hoadsine;1. ar. Ne
who brought ths bend to the tsg ans ~,
been defermined- I4ast rieht a vigafeus
seafeh was being made f3f Rose. Il :
believe that he has skipped - British
to.ninhia- Prosecuting Attorney "a
Elror has not dce'eed whethe, - an "a
trial on tire cage with only one defendant
.r delay matters in hopes ~ hearing fron1
Rose. 40 -