The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-08

ksez s.iee gre 9ttlrG closer - the gang
|e,e,er p.ekpocketg faaf fsave been of-
slng ia ihn o.sg for the pas; three
Il. ead 4 Is nst &mprobshle tht There
! Be interezfirg as.eiopm wltHim
RAJ forgy-eieia, hours.
l..s.ss.lay rnarn.ag tht Post -TRteingenesr
fla the eana was frobably the sasae
ras@.d haroe .n Denver seceatlr. Tnis
.emess Is given sslll faore weigh. ty
A-eegeEy ta4. 0ne % tac Eles.s skill
plecss 81 pIckpsc kettRE set recorded
the erinfua snrais u fiiis city took
csg1t gho eafranc. ~ = 4-JFthern Pa
raszeaser coach in fsas city last
.u.s5sy afternoon. Tas victim was
mes sIaFrsz, w10 sill he ram al cred
{ea-tsmers rs foreman 90 tbe Franklin
hes during Tire period taat IS. ~. Me-
..as at he bead Of The oregon Ign
SsxIart Company. Morris las lss,.n
Tkins 81 syine mines in British Coium-
sa which Air Mcneil IS interested.
= rsfst to spoksn@ ard from there -
u.fle with the Intention OF visiting sir
keI. Hs had H. l.a possession at8ui
"a cash aud Z package containing au
= money ana pa si-tge vas in a pocket
10 h;cf he had placed IN his hlp peck
\ He Intended 20 pat The pociath0ok in
2aher po ket after getting ont 81 the
i r.. ths train came 10 staudslill af
seaEtle depDi Morris moved toward
deer with the crowd. As he was
4sify. OIL. ar e. s1sT there Was a crush
Der rea bins PA torn he pat his
A.. Is a IL. a = ~
! 81 sketipook sts missing.
fhsf work waa III The same system rs
employed ~ the doorway Of The
&. Sound National bank when Con-
{eiE s F. Feruaudes Was robbed Sat
klay afternoon. Tae gang made enough
-. cut Of SIR Morris 10 last them q
So and consequently they would
renew operations until Saturday If
Is theery Is correct Mr.. Fernaujes was
N srecoud victim. Chief Of Police Reed
isses that T.. r. Nisbet. who IS In 5ail
a. charge % rosbing Mr.. Fernandss. IL
a. the gang. lie places some cFeaence
TIE theory that the work which was
J. a. the pestof,iee sunday morning Was
knf-i 10 relieve Ni@bet OF suspicion.
)eserday morning Nisbet was takea be-
\ isldge Austin I'm the municipal cont
charged with grand larceny g'he
Ne 2as not ready - proceed with the
|srsG1ary examination 50 A consinuanc.
j granted until tomorrow afternoon.
ks%s vas femanded - jail In dcfaul; 0f
binds Nj Fefnaudes was at police
taquaFters Yesterday afternoon. lie
ID Fsatiy disappointed - think that
III Reed had discharged T. r. Harsiee
Il police. however. thsnE shat there was
Srss.s ke In the Identification. and that
vegld BE- impossible TO connect him Ia
D vay With the robbery.
ksFt Is getting nervous about lsls ease
] asks questions ~ every opportunity.
told Jailer Cnrhett Yesterday that It
y q pretty hard matter % Identity
|ase This shows that he is moi as easy
Imish, be over the discovery Of twsatv-
y s. bits ia his possession. The police
sit a very peculiar coincidence. st
y ;lia. Nlsbet should have such e large
taaeY Of s. bills. when Nr Fernandes
\ ebhs,l oe foriY bills az the Same de-
tlsnatioa chief Reed said yesterday aft
ION thai be thought he would be able %
ttify some Of the bills foura ora Ms
= those which We're stolen from RI
baandes The Identification viii be
T. hy Paving Teller Weed. IF the Pi-
l sssird National bank
D. az the checks which were STOLEN
y c q Herald ~ the pos'ot,icc Sun-
.oru,n~ was found Yesterday In front
t|oom in the Colonial block. The dis
- WIS made ~ a man named pati
- check were nos Endorsed. they VIII
Ii no Use 20 the thieves