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

ed and Armstrong. With cheerful smile
on his broad. good natured eouatenanes.
accompanied the detectives 70 police head
quarters. where they were warmly wes-
coined by Chief Of Police Reed. They.
with the prisoner. were closeted Vith the
chief for some time While the star chans-
Der SESSION was In progress Prosecuting
Attorney McEiroy was summoned by teie-
phone and Joined the party ia t.ge private
office.
1t was on coming cut 90 - chiefs office
THAI Mr.. NcEiroy gave Pstsctiye TyrriIl
the advice TO hold ArEasi ong W thout bands
if possible or on the largest bonds TIE court
would fix if not.
Asked whether ne knew anything con
Corning the whereabouts If Eoug aiin.
Armstrong smiled. why. for all know
he NAV b. in Chicago" aid ne. II haven't
seen him SINCE left there and go far 90
] know he has no; gone. No. don't know
where Ba.iin Lynch ia either"
spend. Night Ia Jail.
After his interview with Chief Reed.
Armstrong was tsken 10 the county SAIL.
where he spent the night. He was very
anxious 10 ne taken ~ a hotel ard not 10
"A prison. bat after arriving at the court
house and being turned over Ia The Gus
tody % County Jaiier Wise he became
quite cheerful ard evidently was resolved
10 make the hest az his ~ sfurtune.
Before going 70 the fau on the hili.
Armstrong allowed 10 sgeak 70 Sac
erai local attorneys ssat as far as could
be ascertaiaesi az the time refused 10 re-
tain any of Them 10 eight his ehse IN tais
city. He was allowed 20 telegraph tor asi-
vice to his attorney In Chicago. Late last
night he had no, received an answer out
WAS expecting one esfly ihis morning
Mr. DonaAue ia a good lawyer and an
derstanis r1y case better than DO,
Armstrong explained. ''Ff he SAYS Fgaf II,
Will stay here and figAt II ne sass
come hefns without papers. ! wiN start
as soon as ar Tyrriii Is ready
After leaving hls prisoner IN the hands
q. SHERIFF Van tie yanter az the county
prison Detective Tyrrli preathea a sigh Of
relief ard went 20 the Seattle 5otes. where
he took lo.iRfng@ There be submitted r.
iuctantly % an interview regarding the
Arms freng csfse-
s'Yosi ear say this f4r me said ne.
The esty &C chicago hes newer wanted
ran worse tnan THE law-sat3gng citizens
u he state - Iilnais want Armstrong
had strongly hoped ga End RailiE LYHea
also wanted far gGrv rrFfvrv. in Forg An
eesez bus 7 am r9w satisfied he ~ ra+
. sssre. / slsa had soaae hopes u na4lag
CoughEln there also"
YOU believe that coughBn Is Ga the
f'oasg ssen't yoa. Mr. Tyrrill@-' asked tins
reporter.
Well, tHas is question / can't answer
I wsguid nos have sssn sagpTfneti 10 sina
bin hers
1T r an undogb1eI ssct that the Cat
caeo poke we're confident that all three
~ fhe guzy brsherH would be fatnd 81 Port
Angeles
Va Uoubt of Guilt
We Sass 10 sioaa1 - continued Ea&ac-
tive TyrTsEs. at The guilt ~ Easagslsgs ard
Armstrong, ahhaugh. as Armstrong sass.
~ cat tnfa re ease safe r i3e aAy. see
facts are shHs ab9At fa8T r0asaa arc ~
nsors % jury hrsaesy ssse@Ene So rsss gaaf
s@s caalsEs resolved ~ stop q Thy spoke
~ their }aFies. ae4ars Armstrong Ssg
tnas Judge Tstassl soss Ills tsrurs - hstI
Fmnn whss approached taem- Hast nc rxai-
= Gss say aAs sssat fnsy wers WARRANTED
- kFsosxlrg sEch 3 fnan a0wu.
] Judge T2fEtii furtasr instructed hss