, 1908-06-19
NEW ''STORY"
BY TYNDALL
INSIDE INFORMATION ON RECENT
PSYCHOLOGICAL CHASE AZ
TER A MURDERER.
How the Facts Are Added to AZ Dis.
ance Increases and Time Flies-
New Light Thrown on the Mystery
BY Ready Typewriter and Plenty
Of White Paper in Denver.

Good wine gets better with age and
some good newspaper stories increase
In value in the same manner. When
| McIvor-Tyndall was here and made his
attempt to locate Summers, 1t was no.
ticed that his impressions" ceased at
precisely the same point in the trail
that the trail itself ceased, all the
facts of which were given in The Re-
/ publican at the time and which were
accessible to the psychist. The fol,
lowing from yesterdays Denver Post
j shows that Tyndalls Stories are
like the pure juice of the grape:
Summers In Denver7
4 Convinced that G.. A. Summers, the
slayer of Alfred Bath of Laramie. has
made his way to Denver and Is proba-
bly, now in hiding here, DR.. Alexander
1 j. McIvor-Tyndall, the mind reader
and psychist, arrived this morning af-
j ter a thrilling blindfoli hunt through
the wilds of Wyoming, close upon the
trail of the murderer. Though alone
in the mountains for two days and
nights, and though he suffered terrible
hardships, DR.. McIvor4Tyndall looks
but little the worse for his experience
and will take up the search here.
81 am confident that Summers came
to Denver. and that II he Is not still
recently" said DR.. McIyor!TyndaH. If
he is still alive l will find him. l had
excellent success in Wyoming, though
/ did not begin the pursuit until two
weeks after the murder was commit
ted.
viii Eliminate Crime.
The power of mind reading as 1t
will be developed in the future will. IN
my opinion, do away with crime be-
cause of the fact that the criminal will
be unable to escape.
before starting on my hunt for
Summers l demanded a promise that
II he would not be lyncned. as do not
believe in capital punishment The
fact that l am against the death PEN
atty was an adverse circumstance, but
ever then the results were surprising,
Bath was killed about forty-five
miles from Laramie on the road to
Walden, Colo. Where l took up the
trail was a mountainous country. TO-
900 feet high. Colonel E. ]. Bell OF
Wyoming and ]. E. Winslow were
among the prominent members OF the
posse in pursuit of Summers.
"chased Criminal Two Miles"
Before beginning the hunt l had o
mock crime enacted and. blindfoldinG
myself, 1 trailed the mimic criminal
L two miles and captured him. Thi'
convinced the men of my powers ant
/ had perfect sympathy.
Il soon caught the trail and5it took
me away from the posse. For two
days they believed that ] had been
lost, but l was in reality following
night n day the paths through the
~rayines and over the mountains taken
by Summers in escaping. Finally the
Impressions became dim and return
ed to find some object identified with
the person. of either Summers or his
victim.
VIII stick to Search.
AT Bear gnlch l found Baths horse.
Still b%lindfolded. l mounted n soon
took up the trail again. After a cir
~cuitous route, l traced him to Tie
Siding, where he took a train and, l
am sure, camesto Denver. do no in
tend to give up the search. I will again
take the trail tomorrow morning n
if Summers is alive he will be in GUS
tody before a great while.
This time l will have no posse
along with me. There is, of course, no
danger of my becoming lost, that Is
impossible; but when left the others
in wyoming they were sure was lost,
and fred rife shots and sent u
searching parties. A storm added TO
the alarm. These were all disturbing
factors and hindered my work"
Dr.. Meteorological is spending the
day with his wife in Denver. She Is
convinced that he will find Summers.