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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
SPIKE Ann RAIL

The New York Herald o. authority
FOR The report that DIE Grst locomo-
tive has arrived at JunIn over tho new
railroad IRON Orayn to lerropasco in
Peru The railroad was constructed
by American capitalists
The excursions run over the ID. a r.
@. 20 Provo canyon Park city lieher
and an points along the line We're
crowded 70 the guards yesterday. Eve
erybody seemed 10 enjoy themselves
and not an accident was reported
VI n. Bancroft vice president and
general manager OF the oregon Short
line IA expected home tonight
Train No. II OH tae u. a H. O..
which has heretofore lait San Lake Tor
Ogden at 1879 Uili after This date
be discontinued, train SO @ taking lbs
place and train No 10 which formerly
left ogden at "a. u. VIII also be- dis
continued. These changes mean no iu-
convenience 20 the travelling public.
he. Bush. traffic manager Of the
Colorado Midland. is expected TO arrive
any day in Salt Lake
T.. w. Gnleit general freight and
passenger agent OF The Salt Lake route
left Saturday evening for Los Angeles
and win return 300 about 20 days yis.t-
ing San Fsucisco ON his way back
JOHN A. Evans record clerk ln the
office OF the car accountant Of the Salt
Lake Route. was atiaDk BED with appcr
dlcitis on Saturday evening and ra-
moyad 10 ST. Marks hospital where
q successful operation was performed
He vas reported today as doing nicely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
CHANGES AT FORT DOUGLAS
Garrison to be Increased in the Near
Future.

Dispatches from Washington init
mate not only q change IN the per.
snnnel Of the Fort Douglas garrison.
but q marked increase In the Size of
the same Three infantry and two
cavalry regiments have been ordered
from the Philippines. and the question
is where t0 put them The present
army posts were arranged with view
10 occupancy by an army " $4,000 men
and now ne size of the army is more
ihan twice that. Fort Douglas has al
ways been favortp post with army
officers, and the climatic advantages Of
this valley have ever been regarded as
making salt Lake desirable garrison
center and besides, there are strategic
advantages here that can not be over
looked, SO It Is believed In Washing
ton that a large garrison viii be- sta
TONED here at nm early date
IN the meantime the enlargement Of
the post is being pushed. Major Ca.
i'm Of the Artillery corps remarked be.
fore oCing east recently that Fort
Douglas H. better fitted for an infantry
post and Il was his belief that the
artillery would De ordered away to
post where there IL more territory
available for dhll, and tina q fun regi.
ment of j. companies Of infantry would
be stationed at this point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

We desire 90 inform an school tus-
tees and school officers that tine Des-
prat News BOOK store is now ready lO
lill AN orders ION the j. b. Morrtou
System ot Keeping Account OF Books
e. School Supplies. which system has
been approved for use by all trustees
of the public schools OF the state.
II is incumbent by lass upon all trus-
fees and school officers 20 keep accu-
rate accounts of the public school prop
eriy ana To- make out complete reports
to County SupsrIntendents and through
them to the state Supt OF Public In
struction. zoo order that complete Inc
formation may ba gathered and Kept as
10 Tho workings OF The free school sys-
tenn
Mr. j q MorNcn, who has had thlr.
teen OW yelrs experience as clerk OF
the Salt Lake city Board uf Education
has developed O. system of records Tor
tpNt books and school supplies which is
very simple and comprehensive ana
which With notifications made under
The directions of the state stunt OF
Public Instruction Go suit the needs of
District schools Of The state. has been
approved
These records consist VI two books.
one Tor the trustees ana one for tho
principal or teacher Of the school. To-.
gether with 400 the necessary blanks
ana labels for Keeping account Of books
ana supplies loaned 10 pupils and keep
ing q check on their return 10 the
school board
y page OF Instructions OF how 10 keep
these records which Ia very simple and
comprehensive, Is printed IN the first
part Of the record. The system viii
save much time, money, and unneees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
BULLET IN HIS BRAIN.
Tragic Death Of Jefferson Crandall on
A Wyoming Range.

The dead body Of Jefferson Crandall,
q young man Of this city, was found
ON the range ~ miles west Of Freedom.
WyO, on Saturday A bullet iu his
brain told the story of his death on.
though whether it is case OF self
destruction or one OF murder has not
yet come 10 light Crandall who was y
years af axe lsNAs 0ugaged as a border
90 he ianqh OF steve Convey OF this city
1 hd Ms - tlure' 70 fetogn to3the ranch
~ usinl. after haymg' DE n gone f0r
sndie tliie, aroused Suspicion aud g.
suited 90 the finding Oh his body as IN.
hGatedpiA Hls anIothei Mrs Il swim.
ltane and his sisff, Miss Madeline
CTdrdall4 reside tt 43ih south State
street although az present the former
rs visiting relatives in Park City. When
the sad news was received here the
sister hastily LETT for Soda Springs. Ida.
where me body viii be-. received fol
snipment "a Peoa, Utah, for burial
.Ohy a year ago young crandail had IN
eSferlsm In a blizzard, his feel being
% ~ ~ frozen that one Of them had 70
~ au,pliated He was vel known ana
highly respected mere and MS tfagb
death viii be a profound shock TO bis
many fr' ends r|.s.. ~. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
BUSINESS NOTES.

Ihe Farmers Mercantile company o
WeIIsyilie cache county, fled O COPY o
i's articles OF incorporation in the sec
Ielary Of states Office today Its CAPT.
laI sltOck Is t'0OO1 divided into shares
OF iHe par value OF 80 each. r. j. Kerr
ls PRESIDENT John Wyatt vice presi.
cent, ). j.. BAKER secretary +. T.
DN."' treasurer, me company viii con
uuyl general wholesale ana retail
"'I''H'llt business az Ncils'llle'
m,,,
poeE , lo.al nanN Iiehrinss amount.
sl !" f''',el-.'n Ia sk"ihsl So'-.'s''S' Tor
U'e corresponding gay OF iast year.
ln'', vs. meeting saturday after.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
SERIOUS STA5EIHG ARRAY
Mrs. hnot Hiao IRE Vttn Of Jealous
Wcmns R1gs' ~.
Was called Pspm Side OF Her Dying
band and lstcr yrd Thrust
Nbleh tiisb Save Proved l'atsL

A 1abblng anrdy thhh occurred
lart Yesterday uight Ina tnton sue
street jnu ahuth OF the Sal, Palace
gromds, has nov come to light Tile
principals Neie both women and the
caule OF the affair .sRai1 q be jeq oasy.
80 very serious harm was done as
thu weapon used WAS a small pon-
knife. ana thc Inquired woman Is nor
hack 1T her home IN Richleld OWNS
10 her poverty she refused 20 remain
I'm the city and prosecute her assailaLa
as sho said it would cost 100 much to
remain here lnd having Just buried
her husband last saturday she felt that
she needed what little she had left to
take her bach 20 her husbands farnl
ana get matters I'm working order there
Mrs. Al Wilkinson. who. resides eis
state street. near Eighth South. Is the
woman VINO welded the Kpfe and Alrs,
Minor Vim ressned its thrust which,
hid It been ab inch loyfef wya,l httN
entered her head sud cilussd ne,t daltb,
M. VIM ,Naag h llarlnFf fesiIAs At
Rlfhdfla lie tll been itiliettd sikh.
t'il4ercplosiss fort fcuiqStaus and about
tao weeks agofJie, decided TO toale 10
ahlt Lake fbr Rtfiai treitihtift Nc..
c0mpanicd by his wife and Al Wiiklu-
son, who Ind heen working Tor him un
the farm the sick man started overland
foi this city Upon arriving here they
pitched g heir. teti OF ralal0r lvsnIe,
just eouth OF ne var Palace Wilslu-
sou aud Mrs VIM ienderly DjlIsed
.thtihyilid aud safe hin every possl n
.attentlol. f
ln passing Ia aild from ms hpWn
kusta ,ls0 Iascd ne home NJ his az
yoIccd vie whom be thought was On
Now Meyico a week ago last Sunday
Dc was sue. rlstd'to receive o call from
Nrs WilhbEUg, iThg woman CAUSED
guits q Faege ~ ucsSthr Nrs Wilma
OF alternating her husbands affections
She Was hlQll. duietCd aud Induced 20
leave he cent Fhs "a n5lt Fftffn
a2aia uall last Wednesday night about
10 ,lotf ln The meantime Mr. Niuu
was given up hy tha dor,ors and MAS
ON hls deathbed al The tIme IN W3-
man called O. tna tent ON that night
MIA Wilkinson called Mrs Wlnn out
uf the tnu and away from her dying
husband 'l1d after again accusing her
Walc q lgnga 40 hc With knFe The
HjH catered The lefJ breaR SYST above
t5c heav, Ana he blood commenced %
noW freely ARE WIiKug.H ied rom
the SCENE a0 quickly Us gcssb.r ana
ir- injured W1NaI WAS taken lO
-nlHral nOure hF 81 Wlkason
ana physician sIruml.1 While they
WDr eol..t7 with hor ,o s.op The flow
OF IIDlu Lu. vtg e.uf I'd. tho I.uf Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
Represents the Best
Quality of Japan Tea
GROWN
WAS KILLED BY LIGH TIMING
William PendIeton, a Resident Of FrUih,
Wayne County, the Victim
He Was Driving From HichneId TO
Snllna When struck by the Fatal
Flash BODY Sadly BIrIsi
"a. j. BRANuGNsTEtN s 90.
Importers
suu Francisco and Yokohama
Special Correspondence,

special lfttppnutuCt'
Richhcd. SEWER County July 20
VIM Pendlejon OF Fruila, Wayne
county. Was suddenly Killed by light
ming about 3 O'Clock this afternoon while
driving along The road about three
miles east OF here on his way to Sallna
with load Of fruit Joseph Cook a
travelling companion was driving close
behind when be say Pendleton SUD
denly tumble out OF hi wagon, his
horses taking fright and running away,
Cook Immediately ran to his C0mpan-
ion and found hifn perfectly dead HIS
hat was torn 10 pieces and partly
burned up and his clothing down the
left side was also burned through TO
the skin In places The hair on the top
Of the head was partly burned of and
a largo piece OF skin on the calf Of the
lef lex was burned and peeled IN. II
would seem that ne was FIRST struck on
the top OF The head the current
ranging down the left side.
The body arriyed here this evening
and was tagen to j 5 Horne a COS
undertaking parlars prepared for ship
ment home by team as this Is the
nearest railroad point Deceased was
the son OF Mr. and Mrs Calyin Pendle-
ton Of Frulta. about % years OF age
aud unmarried The Pendleton's were
formerly from Payson Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
TO GUST TEACHENOR.
Two Members OF County Court After
Bingham officials Scalp.

The county commissioners ave this
afternoon considering the matcf Of
ousilng p W. Tcachpnor peace oineer
at Bingham Commissioner Wilson
moved that Nh Teachcnors ofyres be
dispensed with after july 81. He stated
that deputy sheriff could be- appointed
600 f. the place and that M Teiche-
U1iS services would NOT be- required
There was considerable discussion ON
the natter Mr. slandish opposed the
proposition FOR the rearon that Atr.
Telohanor had been au efficient aRcer
nd De didn't believe the board could
find "a more competent mpn to 40 the
place Mr. Anderson stated that Mr.
TeaChen0r had represented 10 him that
thp front doors OF the saloons Were
closed Bt Bingham on sundays. Mr..
Anderson said he had knowledge thar
sIDh was not the case. ~, was there
fore ready 20 vote for oustiup fnp of.
drpr 4 vote will probably he taken late
tH.s afternoon. and On ai probability
V.li result IN Teachen0r being ouAed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
ASSESSMENT so. is.

ia Refine Mlning CO.. ONCE and praH'
pI plag, of business Salt lAkr D.Nf
l "h Notice is hereby given thlt "a. d
meeting ut the board Of DIRECTOR 0' iht
ga Refine Mining Company. hcIl oH 'H'
-dh da} OF July. 1913. an asscFsmON.
one Ol rent per share was levied Won
the capital stock of the corporation
ana outstanding payable immedlf'N ~
NE sctfctau at his Office ll1 MciuiH. 2
Block, Salt Lake city, Utah Any 500.
upon WNiCh This assessment may r'ul
unpaid on the lst day Of scptcmher Up
VIII De- delinquent and advertised iH' .ile
ut public auction and unless payment y
made lcf0rc will he sold on FrldHI l"7
18th day Of September 1905 90 p N"
"a the secretary s,-oiice. 10 poy il. ,
luQuent assessment therefor, i"s,u'.
with the costs Of advertising ana -
pCnse VI sale
By order OF the Board OF Director
r H. MEAD. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27

sary trouble TO trustees. The bool q
are neatly bound. ruled ana printed
WIN the names of all authorized and
legally adopted text books for use In
Inc state, and are Intended 10 last for
the nest five years, the time FOR which
text books are adopted
In regard to the adoption Of tbess
records, the State SupL. In communl-
cation 10 the various county superln
tendents, states that 70 ls highly es.
sehtlal that a uniform system OF text
book records should prevail through.
/ our the state and that next year HE
once VIII send ont blanks for reports
which VIII conform 10 these records fol
the purpose Of securing information I'm
regard to the operation Of the free text
book law The teacher VIII be re-
quired To report TO her principal the
principal 10 the county superintendent
and the county superintendent To The
state superintendent office.
The price OF the two books win be-
500 about one-tfth the price 4, would
cost any one county or district TO print
them alone. The COPYRIGHT of these
books is applied for by the author
\ STOCK of these books. blanks and
labels VIII De- always fept on hand by
the peseret News Book Store, aud eau
be ordered by trustees at the time on
pacing their orders Tor books or viii
be- mailed 10 them on application.
The District Trustees are urged In
use this system on account OF rs Sim.
phcliy IN handling and It's cbcapness
IA cost TO the district other systems.
10 be authorized. should mol
De purchased by school trustees it pre-
setted without first consulting he
proper school officers.
DESENET NEWS BOOK STORE,
state Repository for the Public Text
Books.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
poLLTAx DECISION.
VIA Not be Handed Down for Sew.
eral DAYS Yet.

A decision In the pohtaX case, emit.
tltd Salt Lake Cityys NJ, NJ Johnson
Will not be- handed down by Judge
Tanner OF the city court. for several
days yet Assistant city Attorney
Shgup today filed his brief OF 0uthou-
ties M thu case with the court and
Attorneys q. - kinney and $ X. Chris
Jensen, Tor defendant We've granted
two days In which 90 file reply brief.
10 is believed that the court win hand
down a decision the latter part OF this
week 4r..
The result OF the case Is watched
with much interest as u Indirectly in
wolves the legality Of every p0litax paid
In this ety since 1885 Should the
court decide against the City II Is. said
that an action al Law could De brought
by every person who has paid polltax
since 1898 10 recover the full amount
paid ul to date, IA that event each
pOlltaN payer could recover SIS from
the city which Nas Illegally paid into
ths trissW8 This would amount 70
cutie D Attst Sum should every pOltaS
payer take advantage Of the opp1r:uni-
~ offered ln the event-of decision by
the court To- the effect that the polltax
ordinance vas repealed by the Revised
Statutes OF Utah 1895 and Is not now
In effect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
BACK FROM PARK VALLEY.

Harry Joseph has returned from o.
trip 60 the PARK Valley mining regions
60 Inspect The West Century mine boo
which he Is Interested aad wher. tun.
rol is being driven TO develop the ore
bodies He Inspected the Century thine
and states that while DE- could saw
nothing as 10 the values " tha ores b..
ms extracted. his judgment was. how
ever that tie property Us ln a splendid
condition. Al the mill a stamps are
dropping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
ARMY OFFICERS ON TRIAL
Surgeon Major Appel and Captain
Powell Accused of Irregularities.

The court martial on which COZ. Bubb
and Major cain Of Fort Douglas were
no attendance al Fort Logan was for
lhe trial Of Surgeon Major u. VI. Appel
and Captain Hiram Powell Of the
TNenty-0nh u 2. infantry These
officers are accused OF Irregularities In
their accounts when Mai Appel was
n command OF the inyahds camp at
Fort llayard \, NJ. ana Capt Powell
although patlcut was detailed to du-
ty as cummisslry
Owing TO The absence OF am import
apt witness iu New Mexico, the court
adjourned subject 10 call from its pres.
idenL The members Of the court are
iol John vs.. Buhb Twelfth ialantfy.
president of the court Col Charles l..
Cooper Fifth cavalry Lieut.. Col ia
ward %. Mosely medical department
Lieut. Col William r. Wheeler Second
Infantry Mai J0serh NJ Caln Arul-
iery corps, Capt Thomas n Wilson.
Second infantry Capt Charles S LIN.
colin Second infantry and capt Pres
tom $ Brown the latter officer being
judge adyorate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27

At Calder's the free vaudeville enter
tainment and balloon ascension are
drawing large crowds The balloOnlst,
Abbott and Cunning the magician, are
specially appreciated On Tuesday cum
ming viii attempt very difficult feat
IN selecting a child who viii appoint a
committee OF four one Of this num-
Der will hide a ring and Afterwards the
magician blindfolded. VIII mount the
seat OF carriage and guarantees to
drive at a mad gallop. no matter
where It leads, TO where the ring has
been secreted.
The big loop the loop" act al the Salt
Palace, goes on first, on Wednesday
and VIII continue til Aug. 5, The man
egenent are expecting to handle some
tremendous crowds for this event,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
WILL NOT Build.


The Sreyell-patterson company has
about concluded not TO build the pro.
posed business structure west OF the
Dooly block this year largely on ac-
count OF uncertainties Of he labor
market % was the Intention Of the
company 90 erect fne sIXstory struc-
ture the site being that Of the Old
Scott warehouse block. recently pulled
down, but until local labor conditions
are more favorable The firm wI not
Invest There are other business men
Of the same turn Of mind. and this
conspryatism-t he result OF the bod
carriers agitation Is keeping much
money from the channels NJ trade
whose NE depends on outlaya in con
structi0n Contractors say the row
started fr 3i hD1-r0"riors who waufri
their union recognized or AN Local
building stopped VIII prove dpulmsu-
tn To building interests for months 90
come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27

West enticed the pit in some better tone
ana Consolidated Mercur was strong
az $i5l The sales posted were, as fol-
lows.
Consolidated Mercur-iOO at 1853.
Daly.Wcst-llO at $500.
star Consoldated-S00 at 2Ias.
Centmy-l0O at SO 100 at So buyer
80, 100 at 55, 100 at 3il9.
la Refine | 500 at 4. 900 at a.;
1000 at 3N
Martha Washlngton--l 0GO at Is.
New York-2OO al 90ls.
Wabash-500 at 2lH 500 ut p.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
c. 2. rIMBEN LANDS
Withdrawn from Sale Preliminary
To Impending Consolidation.

san Francisco, July q Preliminary
TO the impending consolidation Of the
land departments Of the Central Pa
clfic and Southern Pacific railroads.
which event Is TO follow the approach
Ing retirement Of Jerome Madden, now
land agent Of the Southern Pacific.
President Hartman has ordered the
Withdrawal from sale Of all Genital
Pacific timber lands IN Oregon ana
Weshington and an Southern Pacific
OH lanis IN California Telegraphlc
Instructions have reached the heads Of
departments 20 that effect and hence
forth no lands OF thls description vii.
be sold without the sanction Of Presi-
dent Hartman The consolidation OF
the land departments Of tho two roads
VIII take place during The coming
iAonth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New YORK. July n Wheat Receipts.
ija.2A bushels Active and stronger on
advice ol bfeshlng new sdnl the advance
Buttor-Recdpts. l3Wl packages St,J-
Gy at decline state and dairy, lia.
creamCf! lFIlA
Egg Receipts. $500 packages Flrm
Western oXtius n cents
Sugar Raw steady Fair refining 3-l6.
Centrifugal, m tegt 3ll-lG moldsscs a.
gar 2l5.i9 Rcnfd Is STEADY Crushed.
'.m; powdered $40, srmuIatcd &C.
Oone.-QuLDL. 80. RIO. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
Reported Rock IsIand-Frisco Con-
soldation Was Premature.
CHANGE WAS CONTEMPLATED
Central Pacific Timber Lands With.
drawn from sale had iiead-on
Collision Rsiirosd News.


The report which appeared IN the lo-
cal and San Francisco papers a couple
q weeks ago TO the effect that there
Noud be consolidation Of same Of the
offices OF the Rock Island ana Frisco
roads IN this city turns on. 10 have
been premature. Such a change may
have been contemplated and probably
was considered but It Is now auih0r-
tatively stated that both roads viii
continue TO preserve their own auto
nomy Mr.. j p. Oglesby win continue
in his present position with the Rock
Island and Jas G Donlltte VIII re-
main the travelling freight and passen-
ger agent OF the Frisco system and an
The other officers OF the two roads viii
remain separate and distinct as they
have been In the past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
OHM Adnnted.

Joseph and Anna Dobmeier. % This
CITY, appeared before judge Kan today
and legally adopted Mary Ann Miehlch
their t-year.old niece The rhild has
been notherlcss since she was 10 days
ola and has livea with Mr. aud Mn
Debmeier nearly ever since that time.
Her father Joseph Mlehuch. who re-
sidrs al Edtsk-, Eavs h.s consent ie
the adoption,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
RIO GRANDE SUED.
Jennie Priestly Wants S5,07l Dam
ages for Alleged Injuries.

4 damage suit was fled in the dis
trlct court today By Jennie Priestly
against the Rio Gtande western Rail-
way company TO recover a total OF So
07l as Damages tor personal injuries
received In an accident Ia Parleys cam
yon on Sent. rs 1891 On that date It
Is alleged that one OF defendants en-
gines collided with q wagon In which
plaintiff was ridihe and threw her
fordbly TO the ground. ntiTIng her
severely about the feet, back legs. face,
body ana arms by tPason Of said In
iuries she Was Obliged 70 pay out Si5
for medicine her dress valued at S22
and shoes valued az 81 were totally
DESTROYED, and She sustained other
damages amounting 10 5000, making a
total OF 1901, for which she asks
Judgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-27
TRIED TO ROB HACKMANe
Kid Sandberg Had an Exciting Adyen'
4 tare Early This Morning.

Kid sandbergahack driver, claims to
have had an exciting adventure with
a bold bad hlghwayman, armed with
two big guns, early this morning He
was returning from the Salt Palace
with passenger. and turning the cor
ner Rt Flfh South and East Temple
Street was confronted by the high
Waympn who ordered him 70 stop.
sahdbecg lid just The opposite and did
IL with vengeance. the result being that
he escaped the robber.