, 1905-01-24
SHERIFF REALS BRINGS MAN
FROM FORT COLLINS CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF MER-
CHANT GEO. GERBER.
William surney, CoIored, Who Rode
From Laramie to Cheyenne Night
of Killing n Who Has Been
Spending Money FreeIy-Says He
Knows Nothing of Two White
Men Said to Have Travelled With
Him on Train.

Men Said to Have Travelled Witt
Him =, 1-,i,
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cbor;. pool ro ,.a L.,
CoIIins ar 1.2o o,c,ock ,bis of,orroo,
with William purnav ,,ias "Dicov 4,
vbo uoS ,rrastod at For, CoIIi,, .
ri,bt n. tvo 600 and who vo hold
tbera until ,,st nigbt nanding tho or.
riva, of sbor;fr Pools purro, :, :,
r.,ro and :, ,trornIv ,usroo,o, 80 ,o
inc tho m,rd.ror or - IF ,hom of
|caor.o carhar tho morobort wbo uo.
Liu.d IN hi, soro =. oo7 H., .tuaa,
1burSd.v ,iobt purrov wa ,,dnoa
!, ~ oou,t, toll horo ,,a ,.iu H.
,ort ,,oro men hi- nuo,;min,ru hoan
inc tbo d.to of v,b;ob ho, mot hoo,
sxod Tbo sbar;1 hrouobt tho rooro
,o croa,oy ro,o loot ,inb, M, H. nj
citv today bs s,ondinn tb. riobt IN
tho Wal, county, ioi, a. croo,ov IT..
~negro 10 VOL, krowr ot crooiov -,
Fort co,,ins ,rd Mr. peols s,vs ,bora
w.ra ,rita , ,rrhar &c omo =, tho
aono .h;a u ~ ~ a..
yal,ow voc ,airo t.Lo, wov ,ron,
tbou
prr,av wort fror horo , ror, no,
Inns nv NAV If Chovonno and Creole,
TbrrsI.v ninh+ IL doo. 49,, aann
oo;r, 10 chor r,;, NJ N
III ursaor ,,o,t ~, t,,ui,. .,a ,o.o
to c,,J,o,or KoIv ,,d hia p,uu..
far to tho oond,oor -, ~ p,um,,
oar r,r,i, NJ, IN !, wade nm ~ p,u
mans o,a o,r, al co,sua
for Ke,1v soys bo wiu ho oh1o .o woo
,o tho ida,tity ,f tbo ,ooro ,ooou,o
of his color ua lola sberiff Reals At
Cheyenne this morning thai "Dicey"
was the negro who went TO CHEYENNE
from this city on Thursday night. and
that the Pullman conductor will swear
he is the same man. Mr.. Kelly had
talked with the Pullman man and they
are agreed that 'Dicey' is the negro
they think he is
Burney does not DENY leaving Lar
annie Thursday night. He saws he
went to a Chinese ~retaurant Thursday
night to get something to eat. He was
driven from there by Policemen Negus
and Won Richter and went to the de.
pot, where the policemen again told
him he would have to leave the CITY
or be thrown in. The policemen said
they would see that the laws were
fully obeyed, and if Burney did not
leave by the first train he would be
permitted to spend the night in the
! city Jail, He told them he had money
and that prevented them from throw.
ing him in" as he put it.
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o@oar, A. Fort cou;rs fo,rd f.u
do,,or, IN b;s ,ooLo+s v,ar tbov or
| racfai him Thie u-a. tnrnnl nvnr n
shor,r pa.,s vostardov prrnav ,non,
morov ,ovisb,v IN C~boyonno occordino
to tho no,;ce of that ci,v snend;no
more ~ cree,ov ord w.s tho ",ou
coon IN town" At Fort Co,,;,s throw
in, monav about .mo,r III. on q,
anita freely They al, swore
bv him DC ono NJ tho nicest "semmen,
tbev ever saw
A. cree,ev bo bousbt n rew su;, q,
clothes loo WING tho old on.s tbera
Among tho old .rmen d;soar d.d w,s
tho sbirt be had worr in Laramie and
tbis the nronrietors of the store burnef
after be left their nI.ce Tbev nj
course knew nothing of Tho murde,
in laramie and did not CONNECT tbe