The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-09

hiata1 nehIaa . Rock.
herthg thai be uas not soo,s cling in lis
ss.lsaSafs be isfi ihs position lehind the
nssrk ard made a dash Coz a wheat feld
40 iaF distant Jus a. b. nas eussring
ihs Arad h~ stumbled. and falling on ~
isns. csasled a. inio the feld On his hanAs
and knena.
1his I'D ths hantrEs 10 lsllers that ,bey
had ~ inAsa weuBa-d their man. ana
notwithstanding the faci that he had die
appeared, ihsy isli quiis poHGAsu, iAst
they had hiHs slsne thsy wanted him.
sd waited aasssly,
TAsg waisea foe DayiiHAa.
~ ths siras Taacy disappeared Ia The
rAasi asid q uss essiing ausk. an3 ,he
Parsasra dld aos dare 10 psocssd. a. they
aid MT knou uhsss lheir man ass. nor
hos Fosdy h. pas 10 take . pot .hos.
They lhss~tsts. after hataing = ooasuiia.
iiaa. desahd Ia Surround The plses ans
A~sh iog Daylight 10 osans 10 lhsir As
sislanus
IN the n3antias Shsna Gardner, win
MssShsni faissxsnsa Sssulief ana 6sesnsn,
raK u sPskans. JAek OFarru oi Deyca
psst and othss rsiaiogccmenis Asd arrived
"a he ss~ps. anA shey seat inio CAMP
aToupd he ~Aaai asld during The highi.
nIs Lasa sAsL
Shortly sfsTt TrsVy's disapg-aranoc into
ths Sid II West The waichsTs heard
shol which uSasded - ihoagh coming from
aboat The spol 10 uhich he had ctaulcd.
No snvessiEaitoa uAs made. however. un.
~ nosning. bat that shot is supposed -
have brgn the fatal uns. and 10 have heca
Fp@pan.itie ios -nAing the notorious des.
pessdo into The grcat beyond.
A. sooa a. The rsys Of daylight came.
an advancs was made. and examining the
hsid. on of the party seoa came across
the hgeleas holy u Harry Tracy, the man
uko has uens ~ many human beingA to
their last resting placs, and who very
eVtasaiiy committed suicide A. tia last Of
his long list Of crimes
The body vas lying face upward. His
lsft hand. thrown over bis bead. held -
oAhtsg oolis Tvvolvsr. which had very evil
deaiiy indicted the mortal wound. The
thumb u this hand Vas on the trigger Of
the pistol liz right hand. thrown seross
The lower part 81 his body. hrmly gVasPed
The harrsi q the nov famous $3.50 Via
chester. a. though tho inanimate thing
was more dear to him than all else in life.
and showing that enc thing. At least, re
ceisei hIs god viii and bis faith until the
end.
The body was cold when found, showing
that The spirit had aed some hours pre-
vl1asly. and pointing to the belief that the
shol heard by the guards about o'clock
In chr evening vas the fatal one, and Erred
BY the cutlaw himself
typon cioae examination Of the body "
was found that the wound which resulted
IN che outlaws death was inflicted by 70
caliber revolver, held clos to his forehead.
The tor ol bis head was badly mangled,
and the blood had oOsed from the wound,
making The sight an uncanny one.
Two bullet wounds ON the left Veg
showed the caasc II the mans dependency
l and AuuNHtluHWN eutltats wv " ~ r~-
had broken the leg between the ankle and
knee. the other one cot the tibial artery,
which Of itself was sufficient cause for
death.
II l. believed that both Of ihe~e shots
were received after the convict left the
shelter Of In roCk and made his break for
the wheat geld. This may not BE- correct,
a. during all the shooting preceding the
outlaws stand at the rcck he may have
received one, n not both, Of the wounds.
The cut artery bled prOfusely and would
have resulted In the mans bleeding 70
death had he not taken TIN matter IN his
own hands and consigned his spirit to the
unknown By the use Of his Colts. In
keeping with his usual ingenious meth
ola The murderer had taken a strap