The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-12


lighted to meet him. He gave his hand to
| me in a cold-blooded sort of way and re-
NAKED tersely, Mutual
W. S. Seavey the widely known head
of the Thiel detective agency, has been
in town for the past three days, and is as
full of interesting stories and information
about the noted desperadoes of the west
as his grip is of relics, mementoS and
photographs of W-browed bank robbers
and general scoffers at law and order. If
Walter Putney, who robbed the Belle
fourch, S. D., bank in the spring of 9S
and escaped conviction on technicality.
in the flesh is anything like Walter Put
ney in a photograph, he must be a tough
customer. A harder looking outlaw it
would be hard to find. The photograph of
Tom Jones, the recipient of several thou
sand dollars worth of ill-gotten wealth
from the Springville bank a year ago last
June, depicts a gentleman with more
shadow than brilliant points in his make
up.
Mr.. Seavey served in the civil war as
captain of an Iowa troop. He was taken
prisoner in September 1864 and confined
in AndersonVille prison, where he raised
the crop of whiskers that graced his
countenance until the day before yester-
day. They established his identity for a
period of thirty years; now he carries
them around in his grip with his relics
and photographs.
Speaking about the holding I'D of Cash
Ter Carpenter of the Pleasant Valley Coal
company two years ago, Mr.. Seavey said:
Butch Cassidy. the most fearless and
noted outlaw that ever roamed the west
ern country, enriched himself and COM
panions to the tune of 5000 by that haul.
Then they turned up at Bags Wyo-,
about ninety miles from Rawlins, where
they shot the town and proceeded to
fit themselves out with supplies. The
store keepers couldn't make change for
the gold pieces, and Butch had to hire
messenger to ride. eighty miles to get
silver money for the gold. The messen--
ger cost them something, and they had
TO pay over about $500 in gold to get $500
in silver. That was the only occasion in
the year 1897 when silver was at a pre-
MUM
Fred w. Lemp. the noted brewer of ST.
Louis, is stopping at the hnutSford. Mrs.
Lemp is with him.
Theodore Davis of St. Louis is at the
Knutsford.
Pickett and Miss Ellie Kent of Charles
ton, S. c., are at the Knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert vogel of Milwaukee
are at the Knutsford.
C. L. PrebIe of Mercur is at the Walker
j. D. Wood of Spencer, Ida. came in
from Eureka yesterday and put up at the
Cullen.
Thomas Kearns. the mining operator of
Park City, is at the Kenyon.
G. E. Dallin of Boston. the sculptor of
the Brigham Young statue on Main
street, is at the Kenyon.
r 5Shn sDa sPeeF S oS Gaief 1 JgstISs
court, is at the Kenyon.
]. H. Keetley of Park City is at the
Kenyon.
Kenyon.-Mrs. Enochs. Washington, D,
c.: Mrs. Tomlinson, Ironton. o.. NJ: A.
Mead. Chicago; E. j. Morris. Green River.
Wyo.; J. A. Limbach. Chicago; P. H. I
D. Kamerick Kansas City; e. e. Nelson.
Rochester, N. Y; II. C. DeMuth, Dayton;
j. Keetley. Park City; Mrs. G. G. Rus
sell. Helper; F. M Harris Harris Ghe S.enn :.
Louis; Mrs. A. ID. Witaker Marshall
town. Ia: A. H. Near. New York; S. b.
Redlick San FRANCISCO; ]. g. Martin.
WEIGH. New York; NJ. r. Blonger. Park
City; A. D. Mclean. Gold Mountain; Ed
c. Sachs. Butte; G. W. stee!ey,, San
b. Watson. snringville; ". +. Doney.
Denver; J. n. Pearse, Pueblo; G. g. Rus
sell, Helper.
w cyl. w eNBlSOIl. MUTT dN MISS AL
die Nee Los Angeles: Willis Johnson.
Idaho Falls. Ida: w. A. Kee. Bingham;
Miss Annie Smith. Elmet f. Smith,
Boulder, Colo: W. Nh a. Tq g;is.I r G. w;
Butte; Mrs Z. Tucker. Denver
White House.-W. E. Lachenmeyer, Lin
coin, his; Joe Layarerch, Shasta. Cal;
Mrs Wendell Miss Wendell. Omaha; H. S.
Deep Creek: John L. Hilworth
and wife. Lawrence. Kan; William w.
Nelson. ]. W.. Park. Tooele;. John F.
Park City; w. H. Caldwell, Tooele; w. J.
Robinson. Grantsvifle; A. c. Gowans,
Tooele; Ed Raymond. Ogden; E. S. Street.
William Green, Alta; II. Phelps: Mercur; |
Mrs. R, r. Phillip. Logan; William J.
Wilson and wife. Park City: l.. NJ. Car
penter. William r. Smith. kamas; James
Mat Mayrus. White Rocks agency; H. d.
Heron, !. D. Spiers, G. H. hammond,
Curen.--con connors, Nampa. Ida; J.
O'Brien. Sheridan. Mont. James. G..
Smith. Washington d. c.: ]. A. Albert
and WIFE, Fairfax Mo. E. NJ. Gilbere
Spd P %fs 1uns a e gy e eonant MRS Tda
George j. Shintz Chicago; Stephen Car
YER Ontario. Ore; w. o. Evans. Ophir;
J. D. Wood, Eureka; j. S. Hunter. ,
Omaha.
Walker Bouse.-G. Bryan and wife Spo- I
kane, Wash; j. A. Gorham and son,
Kansas City; ]. A. Hunt. Eureka: st. V.
LeSieur. Provo; c. w. Mount Denver;
Gas A. Hanger. Portland: w. w. Pat
zen and wife. Provo; J. II. Daplen, Bing-
nam; F: Daplen. Terre Haute; c.. L.
Reble. Mercur; w. NJ. Thompson, Ogden.
Knutsford.-Nrs. Emma Dale. Miss
Edith Dale. Denver; John G. Dale Coo
RADIO Springs; DIR. ]. Friedman and wife,
Mrs H. Frank st. Louis; j. s. Sanbree.
Chicago; Albert f. Vogel. Mrs. Vogel.
NJ. E. Pickett, Miss Ellie Kent. Charles
-on. S. c.; John X. Roll Mrs. B. Roll,
Miss Josephine Roll. New York; E. A. +
5hedd, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. K w. !
aexter, Cleveland; Nathan Block. St. +
Louis; w. J. Reeves Louis E. Smith
Syracuse; e. G. Anderson. New York;
Fred w Lemp and wife. Theodore Davis, +
st. Louis; Fora L9Stout, Ogden; II. E. I
Cary, Provo; Charles c. Pratt, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Bertha NJ. Parmele, Santa
Barbara.