The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
STRANGE To BE
BROUGHT BACK
Formally Accused Of the Murder
of Colonel PrOwse.
&
SHERIFF SIGNS COMPLAINT
WILL GO TO CANON CITY FOB
BIS PRISONER.
SHERIFF SIGNS COMPLAINT
THE COMPLAINT charging job,

THE COMPLAINT charging job,
Strange, the Colorado prisoner
with the murder Of Colonel Prows.
in this city on the morning Of Sept II
1900. was filed in the city court YES
terday and a warrant for the arrest ~
Strange was issued The com7rsfpt
was signed by Sheriff Naylor and that
officer expects to leave in a few DAVIS
for Colorado to bring Strange here IN
face the charge against him.
The requisition papers for the rrig-
oner have not yet been signed a15 f-
is not known just when Sherif NsrIor
viii leave for his prisoner. bur If &c
believed that all arrangements can h
completed early in the week. Tbs
parole for Strange has been issued aDf
he Will be released in a few days. M,
laws Of Colorado provide, though. tina,
a paroled prisoner cannot be takar
from the state unless pard0ued or
bond is given insuring his return. as
all such prisoners are required 10 ra-
port at the penitentiary once o month
until their allotted time is uD.
Want Pardon For Strange.
An effort is now being made to get a
pardon from the Colorado board OF
pardOns for Strange, so that there viii
be no difficulty in getting him here
The governor Of that state is said TO he
in favor of pardoning the prisoner and
it is expected that such viii be done
The officers interested in the prosecu-
ton Of Strange say they have convict
| ing evidence against the suspect that
is very strong, but they refuse to d.
vulge it yet for fear he may get
chance to cover up his tracks and
/ thwart their efforts TO connect him
with the crime.
Attorney GarwoOd. who has been in
the city for two weeks past looking
after Kings interests in behalf of the
Italian government, left yesterday for
Denver TO take charge Of the investi-
cations along that line in that state.
/ Attorney Wanless who has had on his
( war paint for Attorney GarwOod for
some time past, stated yesterday that
while there had been nominal patch
] ing up Of the differences between them.
that the matter was not at an end Vet
Mr.. Wanless looked upon the actions
/ Of Mr.. GaTwcOd while here as an at
tempt to break into the case, and IL
was learned yesterday that ne had
/ written to the Italian authorities, ask
ing for the removal Of the Denver at
tCrEey from the case.
King Doesn't Want Garwood.
King. it is stated, was not willing 10
have GaTwOOd remain in the case, even
nCminally. and declared that he wanted
I his interests handled by Attorney Wan
( less and his Italian friends here, who
( have done so much for him since his
/ arrest.
/ The extradition Of Strange makes
( King and his attorney feel greatly
pleased, because they believe that that
I action will necessarily result in the
clearing of the condemned prisoner.
/ When Strange is brought here a new
! trial will have to be granted King and
: Lynch, II is stated, on account Of the
/ terms Of the complaint against the
Z two condemned men. upon which they
/ were convicted. This complaint, il is
stated, charges that the crime was
/ committed by King and Lynch and
does not state that others might have
/ been implicated in the affair. In order
/ TO charge a third man with the crime
/ it is claimed, it viii be necessary to
/ Change the original complaint and this
l viii mean a new trial for the TWO
/ men already condemned.
/ The defense for King expects 10 show
/ that by the striking resemblance be-
/ tween King and Strange. the former
/ was mistaken for the latter, and that
/ 1t was Strange seen running down the
alley just after the hOld-Up, and that
/ it was Strange who purchased the
/ satchel from young Meyers.