The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-29
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n;OEy juno ?S.-Followins a confer
Al the city jail this morning, at
- ,itr and county officers, Pinker-
4 - rooclal railroad detectives met
d Sscussed important cues 10 tne
5-gtT Of the three daring train rob
4 Who held up second Oregon short
q. .traIp No. ] al the Second street
->srr early yesterday morning.
[,r7g armed posse, composed OF Union
- Special Agent George Lewis.
n spscial Agent Joe Jones OF the
-ro Short Line, Detectives Wardlaw.
ga and Knowell. Captain OF Detec-
a LANES Fender. and Captain OF Po-
Ia c. Brown, got into a big touring
& md started for Slaterviile. from
% poInt interesting developments
4 sIrecled at any minute,
/ n late hour tonight this posse re-
- 10 Ogden. The trip was taken
4 De purpose Of inspecting the coun-
4 lylnz between the scene of the hold
I'd glaterllle, 10 see II the robbers
4 lad an opportunity OF hiding any
4 tislr weapons or plumber. Detective
= Fender announced tonight that the
a dsfelolsd no new circumstances.
7kre men, who have attracted consid-
~ attention III the red light district
4 ftt reckless expenditure of money.
=. slrssled tonight on suspicion. The
tan admit, however. that there is no
F}.re to connect them with the crime.
c0iRior II. o. Williams. Head
hisEan Il. F. Frankland, Rear Flag
ID Hsthenbock, Engineer Kirkwood
~ Fireman Hill, members OF the train
II. sho got good look at the rob-
= Rr brought TO the police station
J koming 10 see II they could identify
u q The fourteen suspects taken Into
Hiy yesterday While some OF the
tESt men say they are not sure they
rE hsntify the train robbers If they
- ocrIrpnted by them. yet each was
rthe that the men at the city Jail are
npss Who robbed The train.
Buggy Clew in Doubt.
ialement by Flagman Hathenbock
~ has led the officers to place less
y IN The reliability of the buggy
Ig clue. Hathenbock says that after
sfiin had como TO a stop on the
- Street crossing. ne walked back
~ quarter OF mile to put out Sig
s precaution against rear-end
-1ca AS he reached a point about
poles from the end OF the train
4 hred at by one OF the robbers.
psvei from the ground flying in his
u hathenoock dropped his lantern.
amedietely there was another shot.
nathenbock says, he saw man
N N hxty leet away, who told him.
sM move again. I'll cut you in
nsnoock remained standing with his
20 70 protect the rear of the train
possible collision, and when the
mad completed their work he
4 ~ q. lhem. unobserved. from the rear
- usin while they hurried toward
sloot' following the railroad
VIC haeman Is not mistaken, the
@eoi3, mat the men escaped in a
~, ~, which had been tied near the
rvTh.,.uack uack is untrue. 1t is a fact,
. rsssI sSsses, That fresh tracks, made by
,a,,s,r- -tlred vehicle. were found i'm
sS;'y aiter the robbery. and the
.r 1,.a saessoy indicated that horse had
ued to fence post,
vpnsfs showed a reckless and. at
ldiIs- ume: cool dcmeanor during
=, p Sos which Indicated that they
|ris, ~ T. novices at the game. After
"a As .onrist cars one of the men
~ n s. lne aisle several times, the
~ a. s,'ng holes in the berth cur.
- su ssr 'odglng in the door Of the
Engineers Story.
[r,1sr, ,hlrkwood made the following
4 Bzs afn,a.,
- AIR. stopped by fusee and a tor
tIsni niusi either one would have been
"a h.1 otihg the train TO a stop.
d katsmuo tau ~his1ed out the front ard
- Al tbe ~. l saW man rise from the
71,a lhe o''h sle OF the track. lie walked
~ nonsv sdo ana told me TO hand over
tdllnr sorn. han. ! gave him purse
'srzn m, eIhl dollars. He nodded to
llng Of ~ vs,,o VINO said he didn't have
n fsmtan fsesnan never has ANYTHING any-
lst hsrEed hrEed the robbcr. ''
! t7h .nuit then ordered ne doun from
rtisd lie .nc point Of his gun and
8 IL ,,,o ,o Inc chair car, where he
starfod t !, DOWN and not move. lie
FIERY ,rulo1gh the car, demanding
ID a nppaasseneer dig up Michae
eosn eorno eongcr. hcsitatcd little
bis beaS tIio robbers gun OH the
n en,I nIead with a thud The tbiaS
a tbsGisI while relieving the ~ passnn. sen.
nne honouaples as n man perform
N hs~,ns paid" w 'ask tor which he
lsS iwG did not think there wero
ar Raths.r9 robbers. but all the facts
tob. ca Show that three were
aseiS S,'GT on ,bo HIM was one of tho
~ car dro ,ne ne, train. He was In tho
ahle nneeawlng room and had CON
sas not Irs, with him. but as this
As thn ssaded the robbers missed
nfht OF ,b" bSpeIadoes departed the
hatr WHITE me train were shot out In
tII,,lch showed thai % ,ho hondi,n ut "a
pusas. u.,'y good mnrksmcn.
.ass s, !, still Securing Country,
Ss Il ibn heavily armed men are st,l,
90 dcyeIo country. following score
Fagped since the robbery. Tho
10 the ntSll Hathenbock has led
9bsrs .. .pIilcerg TO the belief thnt
De tnaiLna Lame to Ogden the roorninc ,,n,
aag hero Gas Ts held UP ana remained
uuring the day,
%'dups ~ war. rw.ell-versed railroad men
were veterans at The busi- %
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