Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-16
Whole Record Made Up of Shocking Crime
and Cruelty-Exercises the Ingenuity Of Satan
Himself in Eluding Justice and Vengeance.

the Sound and directed how II should
be done. Two of the six men about
the place were tied securely and left ia
the tent. Captain Clark, his son, and
launch. They did so, the outlaw ride
in hand, seating himself IN one end OF
the cabin and keeping his tmprovisai
crew in full view. They left the bay
about 10 O'Clock and made their way
up the Sound
Helped Fix the Engine.
When once he had made himself
clearly understood by his crew. Pirate
Harry Tracy behaved with some gra
ciousness. He once helped fix the en-
gine when It got somewhat out OF IL
pair. but during most of the "Trip lie
carefully guarded his crew and direct
ed the movements of the boat. Once
only he gave the fircmen something
like an opportunity to attack nim
That was when he turned about "a
shoot at a seal. Captain Clarl saT-the
chance. but was not quick enough.
Sometimes he nodded and dozed a
little. but any time one of the crew
moved he opened his eyes and broush;
his rife into position.
He talked freely about his flight
through two States, but most remark
able of all was his story Of Merrill. 10
had killed him. he said, and his nara
tive is decidedly thrilling.
+ At Tacoma a tug sailed near the
launch. Its crew had recognized the
launch and, knowing its commander
steamed toward 1t. Tracy seemed
worried.
81 guess I'll take crack at that fei
/ low at the wheel" he said, as he pre-
pared to do so, and 1t required all OF
Captain Clarks persuasion to induce
him to give up the idea.
Then the outlaw changed his mtnd
about landing at Tacoma, and ordered
that he be taken on to Seattle. II the
crew objected. they did not do so au
dibly and on to Seattle they went.
Later in the afternoon when within
sight of Seattle. Tracy said:
Don't push her too hard. Cap.
don't want to get into Seattle before
dark.
The bandit seemed entirely familiar
with the waterfront of the city. od
was very uncertain where to land. Ate
changing his mind frequently he final
ly ordered a landing made at Meadow
Point. near Ballard, a suburb a few
miles north of the city, at about G;J!
O'Clock, July 2.
: Bound the Crew.
The outlaw prepared TO dlsembari
but In this. as in former instances. Il
took no chances. Picking out Fran
, Scott one of the crew. as the one mo,
likely to obey him, he commanded bill
, to bind Captain Clark and the othGI
, and to accompany him on shore.
"Good.by Cap" said Tracy. "You'N
. been kind TO me, and I'll reward yo
| I'll have a stack soon after | get int
Seattle, and then I'll pay you for yor
; trouble"
, Then. carefully guarding Scott, the
( made toward Ballard. They reacho
, the suburb In darkness. and for lin
D.. wandered about, apparently withol
q definite aim. This taking Scott wi
/, him seemed but within, and as the
n sat resting on the railroad track u
?. outlaw explained that he wanted
hold up a policeman and get revt
: yer. Evidently he was very anXioD
to get into the city, did not want to {
n so with his rifle, and was unwilling
!. risk IL unarmed In short time
n sent Scott back to the launch, whC
+, Captain Clark and his companions hi
NJ managed TO unite lthemselves, but we
e waiting, uncertain what to do.
10 SCOTS return, about 10 o'clock, wo
/ was sent to the Kings county autho
\ ties.
: When Tracy changed his mind abe
landing at Tacoma he probably ma
j.. mistake, for seattle and Kings cot
II " have lntrusted the preservation
their peace to one OF the pioneer
,. roes OF law and order In the Nor
west. Sheriff Ed. Cudihee is kno
throughout all that cOur,ry as
II bravest and the wisest OF the Office
Il! OF the old school who were used
As dealing with just such Desperate
ID He and his brother John went to CO
-. RADIO from the timber camps of Mic
Ip gan and settled In Leadyille. An