The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-28

he was on Thursday. He could not have
axcidea th, knowledge that he was under
saspEeinn. yet ne appeared as cool and con-
fidemt az II he had just arrived from Alas
ka's ice a-ssis.
He sail That he was up and down the
water front Thursday afternoon. when the
nnaraer was committed He took dinner at.
the Hainier restaurant between and
o'clock Ia the evening. aud then went 10
the Northern hotel. where he met a man
nanssd Clark and another man named
Missa. From there he went to the Butler
hotel. then 10 Howards or the Merchants
saloon ana took drink. From there he
went 10 the Olympus cafe, then TO the
Gione hotel and finally 10 the Southern ho-
tel where ae went TO bed between 1879
and II.
He qualified many of these statements
by the words II think"
At the Southeri. hotel 1t was discovered
that bis name appeared high up on the
register Thursday night. The proprietor
thought Cox came home early well under
the influence OF liquor and went to bed.
Cox was registered At the Southern ho-
tel as coming from san Francisco. but he
10 better known as resident OF Mime
haha. MINI, lie arrived In Seattle six
weeks ago frum the Fort Steele country.
kootenai mining district, and took a room
at the Decker house on First avenue. cor
ner or Seneca street. He remained there
until last Monday night. when he went 10
the Southern. He left the southern FRI
day morning after the murder and went
To the Snoquzifnse.
photographer by occupation He lived n
Mannehaha for fifteen years From there
he went to kailspeil. Mont. He left there
abou; year ago and went 10 Fort steele
Cox keeps Cecil.
When placed under arrest he took things
cooily and made no objectlons. He was
holding newspaper In his hand a, the
moment OF the aenoaement. but his haai
did not even uer1eic.
~ ring the afternoon he talked with
rost-IntFl.ixenSer reporter, nat there was
nothing IN ms deYs.anar to show tina, hs
N8s worried IA the Tease al tae 4stssas.9n
9 hief ST Police Reed had "a fang talk
IN him befors he Wis locked up.
Tslegrafns Which Sheriff Mayer has re-
eetAea aroso eenciaStsely that Mrs.
- lk0ugke had nicge ra@asy than has bxen
sups,ussd. bas tsaese Is ssiI doaat rs 30 asr
ixNeasA Following Is asss frem Pearl
SpeEfy. sho y Airs. @ haHgks's bosom
friend.
"IsesA @awyer Klaela ass! ! have red
rs lecats Mrs O Ee8Tkes SISTER IL Cleve-
land = $ rot so gss gosiazi. That Il iser
i@g relative. Stso BAD oseY xsu BE
4a an fhs anly fs5ead Sas ever
t 1858 lsh Ia. TaeTs was an old gel-
eA @ed 70 cnne ard ese asE was
efp4F ,osls IA find ogt when sne ssas
where she w&s gelng 10 stop
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5- HTd.tsas height; could seli A
k-tsi 1anTe * were taere"
's= CeFner- superintendent; ~ no
sriand q. ssisgFaphad TO Sneslfr
ar' Ft@s*Essy as fellows
Ne HRnnrke divorced ,eo years ago
Is whereabouts Uaknosn. Mira
1923 @'sNihaeh IS hair Sister ard
.-'t ~ - s'na Tor hedy a; your DISPOSAL
Na Et relatives kno~n'
az = story circulated about Mrs
- see ptasteg 3 pane on q steamer
t rrr wi~~S tie sser.6 S. follows
49, - reeh not play the pane Her
- eisrggge3. Sae could rot Use
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