Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-02
HOUNDS DISCOVER TRAIL
CAUSING DELSOLS ARREST
The Sensational Ending of the Second
Chapter I'm Startling Stary
OF Tragedy

~ Julius DeAs0l WIS &mre@sad late lyes-
z}terday afternoon, charged with tthe aas-
sault non Mary Bell as the result "of
the work of Harry Draper end his ia
NOUS baOolhOmnds, Sam" and BRADY"
The trail was stanted aat a point
where both the tracks of the man and
the woman were plainly shown onna
bare piece of ground near the center
of the old Chinese gardens. The ,at-
tention of the dogs Eas drawn to the
mans track and after thoroughly
scenting the ground they started at q
brisk gallow in an easterly ,directaon.
The hounds followed the exact course
OF the tracks, making the 'detonrs at
the crossing of Lindsay cSeek and FOL
lowing rapidly the footsteps OF the man
and girl until the grain warehouse at
the stockyards WAS reaehad.
At this point they mounted the
warehouse platform and would have
entered the building, hllt Aor the 'ef-
forts OF Mr. Drapar. who held them
from the door. They were taken to the
east of the building hut did mot take
the scent again until the railroad
3 tracks were reached, when they started
/. in an easterly direction, following the
ratracks to a point north of the Dels0l
" shouse, where a small bridge crosses
1.-THE Porter ditch. At this place the
Il hounds commenced haying stronger
n and rapidly crossed the bridge into the
ward, They scented all about the yard
and would have entered the house but
- TNV-oY HhaU
were again taken to the track ana fol-
lowed east short distance to where
a 0ortion of girls Nnder garment had
!. been deposited. The degs paid No at
tention to the garment hut following
the tracks leading to it's LOCATION
where they Immediately turned back
toward the house.
1--WE are, at the end of the chase,
said Mr.. Draper, after his dogs mao
made several attempts to go to the
Delsol house.
"The dogs can't talk but they tell me
the man who made the track In tne
fleld has entered this house"
The hounds were then taken west or
the railroad track and walked peace
ably along until within LEO yards oi
the grain ware house. when they again
commenced baying and tngging al
their chains to go to the warehouse
1t was then the halt was made and
Sheriff Lydon informed Deisol OF the
actions of ithe hounds and asked hln
20 walk aenoGs the fields and seerett
himself Arouysiew. This was done ane
the dogs takeE to a point where they
would be led across DelsoFs track aS
fright angles. .tAs soon as the point was
reached where ,he had passed the bay
ans was resumed and the trail follow
\ ed to where Delsdl was stopping.
For the purpose of testing tn
4 hounds on the scent Of man a voiun'
teer was seat across the field. para1'
telling Delsoi and after he was hiddel
u from view the dogs were again taker
to a position where they would cross
both tracks at right angles. The traca
of the volunteer was passed withou
notice. but upon arrived at the Delso
track the baying was started ana tn'
dogs diverted thejr diredtion to the on
taken lhy DelsoL
It was elpon this showing that Sher
d1 Y,vdon and Chief Of Police Haye
brought BseIsol to the city. where n
was released uon $4,000 bonds for nj
annearance for exam4inati0n at 1
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The story told by the girl has Dee
further corroborated by Conducto
Sam Long, OF the Northern PACING
who was in charge Of the Owl trai
which the girl stated passed AT tn
time she was thrown in the ditch fol
lowing a cry for help.
81 was collecting tickets as we WeT
passing through the eastern part
ths city" said Mr.. Long this morning
"and have a distinct recollection G
hearing prolonged scream as we ap
preached the Deisol place. There ha
been so much following at the train
that I paid no particular attention
the incident at the time"