The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-26

III whom he could not endure to De
Ill separated. led TO the capture OF
William Armstrong. wanted In
LIZ Chicago for jury bribery, who
arrived in Seattle yesterday al
ternoon from Port Angeles. where he WAS
run 10 death by detectives who had traied
him across the continent
Ii Was the old story of warm affection
refusing TO be- advised by cool caution,
After Armstrong and his alleged partner in
crime, Dan Coughlin. fed from Chicago
forfeiting their bail bonds, the polca OF
that city knowing that Armstrong and his
wife were almost insepa.abic. watched her
movements. A telegram addressed by her
TO her husband under the assumed name
Of William J. Wilson. at Por; Angeles.
Wash. gave them the ciew they needed 10
effect the iatter's capture.
Armstrong, in charge of Central Detec-
tive Frank Tyrrill. of Chicago. and De-
tective Edward CudIhee of Seattle. arrived
from Port Angeles by the steamer Alice
Gertrude al o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Armstrong wife remained at the little
city where she and her husband had hoped
to take up life anew. thousands of miles
from the scene OF the latter's alleged crime.
She viii join him here today.
Armstrong spent last night in the coun-
~ jail. He Is undecided whether TO go
back voluntarily 10 stand trial. or 20 wait
when they arrive. He wired his lawyer.
Daniel Donahue Of Chicago. las, night
and will be guided by his advice. II Is con-
sderea practically certain by the police
here that Armstrong will adopt the latter
course. Should he do one Of the greatest
habeas corpus cases in the history o. Seat
lie will be the result.
Detective Tyrrili said las. night that no
criminal was ever more earnestly wanted
-. -
That commonwealth. through the officers
OF Cook county. will spend money with a
lavish hand TO secure his return and con-
vtctien. On the other hand the riIina,s
Central Railroad Company. In the interests
OF which coughiin and Armstrong are AL
legged TO have worked viii. no doubt. seq
that Armstrong has the hes. legal talent
10 defend him here. and later IN Chicago.
should the courts allow his extradtiln
On Fugitive Nnrra-ss
Prosecuting Attorney McElrov has as
ready issued fugitive warrant for the
arrest OF Armstrong. and the latter ts now
being held BY that authority. The requsi-
ton papers are nor expected 10 arrive from
the governor Of Illinois before Saturday
To-day unless Armstrong decides TO go
hack Voluntarily Mr. McElroy will proha-
bly, advise petective Tyrrin 10 60 before .
iO~ttCe ~ The peace ard ask tina; Arm
Arrival 81 The pagers.
M McF%ray believes that under re-
cent decision az ;he supreme court In the
cage % John r. F5ye TIE Boston fury
briher. this can te done IN case. however
that ire JUSTICE refuses 70 hald the Chlcaxt,
man without bonds Mr. MeFaray anA De-
iecstve Tyvri1 viii unite in requesting that
the bah he fixed =, 4 sam not lees than
- 0eA TIE Seattle authorities have no
a.
escape aas viii net take ;he risk If a
repetition % she Foye Incident Feye. :.
Will he remembered Jumped bail bond %
bu; san
IL WAS a very Ssntlemanly looking young
ran who walked M The gang nlank from
tse steamer essertfay afternoon hv me side
81 Detective Cudibee closely followed "
the shrewd Faced a;f5rsr from Chicago.
Neatly dressed IN $ }iEhf checked suit soss
brown fess hat. patent leather shoes,
fancy pattern sairf aui "a realty a-rang-
II si9. William Armstrong. aliexe3 - 0a
ne confidential agent 81 5ne ~ he most
notorious salscBkeepar po.liEc1a-s tn taa
country. nigh have besa taken far Il con-
raerwial tTaV*sex f;ssF returning from a
sHceS@HfSsi rip 3sWn 80 S5uass re car-
ried IN 23ts land 4 large olive green ieath-
- sample case sueh 80 the fraternity a.
fee ans Ae bad ,sse same self-eona1sns afr
TIE tr2s proceeded ~ nracs IN first
ctHs& restaurant where they pgGcsaia5 %
ssEe TIE sztss ~ - apfetitvs sharperss ~
n DAYS rffe ca ;he Sound seaf.ss a.
tsAia discussing Sith graz Eassn a hearty
dinner ArssSSroTs 7a3sef - > E>est-Tafe5ts-
genc@s reporter concerning MS case,
Armstrong; starry.
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age sad he and have fsvsf mare All
uy Sc. has RS - ihe avst s3.4se va
exeT the guess u thU caEn aaoa weassa f4s
laughed heartily an3 wissei al TIE IKE
detectives opposite Ns1s. 's4e~ f8sE ha~&
ksoNn Cs1gnhas wslt sAo-sfa saw
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hlgn aAaas rs, ionx Fo- tAs Task ,ea
wears AAve hea1 IN tss lsqaoF business liz
! ra.faga- AZ odd ifssas I hare DONE SaTze-
sAtsz ~ leeai Democratic peHszcs
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. eaye also ran for attsr-nan ~ t~hsrRxo
tr@rs tAe seventh vert AavA ss~ysr s~@n
ssnser ar~ssf ser any crime s~fare. az I
have sssss saE5
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