The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-09

oGS the robbers and usu~s4rers had ess
arc tor 3 .lez1g tine Il Io0kea SIS II tAey
lever would - aptnye3 Al last hey
AsFe caught and causrsegs in -he W-nIerosa
r9.-Ss J3'. Nasre Marshall confessed -
AtTSSc I'VE tfofI Enar. Hh0 aISs socugiel me
"a EEat = lad Killed HAYDEN ard ftrzt
@s.1 sl@L~oT.4la soakcsa SIM was MS
Ser II Iae crime. TIE Story told by
st@caS corroEzsraEs3 t42A testimony 81 tn@
sfFa Hel1 Gfs. except faas giackT sta-as
..sSt Wen he ordered Hay3ens hands Up
1As s@aEg S7SE SAID. "tsh. ] EgEsSS you ~
cry joshiaS ara that ne sif3 no. shoot
9I-23I after see0ue command Hands un.''
h4Aea ~ GAINED thaf when he wsat ir7r3 the
pan % hc.G-up and robbery he had no
taauSAt - committing murder. RE sa5a
.z11t On TIE E1-smsIE IF October - D. ana
sim LEFT Oskes7ale ~ Train BY wav u
Hslaaeat. Tor Far.ni9 gtoa. win TIE dea
- A4FA!as penny a. tae points % th@fr
guns. 1t the railroad crass5r. Z rsigs frcrn
tTsSztn gtca they left the tras2 ard wa .sssa
direet 70 he Kfon5sSe saloon Afrer sha
cr-ale he pair boarded a freight ran FOR.
C18tax- Ha rid the revolver The follow M
NCT8!GS Gear tire water tank uud a
nlaak The other pistol taken from Carl
t1s4 Gen, TaS buried n n2s.6 Ecie along
t9e Fiysr lGs* below I'cifax Neither %
these a2xe been found by fae offers.
TIRE t.~t SIS 1'eieaS IT Sheriff SINS we're
aFaw 20 tae Day ts1e morning fellow ing
tae murder re weat - The depot ard
wAS told ty agent EEwi9 that = uumt er
ok nseos rad cone 81 on toe freight thar
right. Al aour he fore tine Tor sraIa
RaIA the .Htefts0n IS ri4-ag away. IT.
sheriff pas se6 the cr9xd ard then turned
ard came back. lie seagc1e<i Dakota Sim.
bDt fa}3ai nothing.
IN the crowd was a s3rnner inmate %
the jail Who rad q short me before teen
Jared and Eea-Eeret AZ Pennington. and
later Se1t 20 JAA. THIS mar. known
Tar ars4 Feathers iat lola the sheriff
that after se FIRST passed the crowd kIaeky
darted away ard hld revolver near ne
water tank Hs int5ratesi hat X the
gun whjeh killed young Hayden. but fur
t1er he would not TAX Later gh!S fellow
OF death. He rode out TWO niles. jumped
the train and returned.
ON the night CT the 23d Tar and Feath-
ers and two others got drunk ana were
locked Up by Marshal Mackay. After re-
lease he told Sims that one OF the fellows
In the Colfax jail that nlght said he knew
about the murder.
Dakota Slim had committed himself by
remark 70 eompan MON that he was in
Termination the night OF the murder ana
Knew Of Il. Marshall was suspected frem
his hiding the gun They were watched.
Al Oakesdale Marshall stole rcil OF
blankets con tanning notes and MORTGAGES
10 the value Of s2.eo0 from a man named
Bledsoe. On this charge he was arrested
November /, and has since been IN Jail.
where the fortunes Of his mind avercame
his prudence and he confessed not once,
Int twice. that IL was he VINO Killed hay
den.
Marshall was a member of the famous
Marshall family OF Virginia While con-
fined in the Jail at Colfax he received
word Of the death OF his father, Judge
Thomas Jefferson Marshall, at the resi-
sence of his daughter. Mrs. W. +. Smiley.
near Santa Fe. Judge Marshall was born
ia Virginia in lSi2 and moved TO Missouri
in 1881. For eighteen yea ,E ne he'd the
In 1855 he moved To Mexico, Mo-. where
he held various public ofrces.