Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12

three. They were reported to have
gone west from here toward tho
river and to be intending to make
their way down along the banks. The
posse made q trip in that direction,
getting trace Of two men, who, how
ever, did not answer to the descrlp.
ton.
Two of the three men captured
wore clothes saturated with blood.
the. other wearing a fresh change.
Nothing could be forced from the cap.
turcd men in regard to the where
abouts Of their accomplices.
A farmer CAME into town at Sterl-
ing just as the posse waited while new
tubes were being fitted to M Of tho
tires. He wa saskcd If he had seen
any trace Of three .'dagoes."
ayes" he answered, "my daughter
told me today she saw three men
dressed like tramps cutting over my
corn field some distance behind the
house. They seemed to be keeping
off the road. l thought 1t looked sus-
picious at the time, but forgot all
about it." *.t1@ y.
"What time was this?" he was
asked.
ut was about 1 O'clock" he re-
piled. but l don't believe they would
try to enter Driscoll before dark. It's
all open country there, and they'd be
afraid to cross it In the daytime, es-
pecially since they must know there
is a posse after them.
0. N. Dorr, a South Dakota farmer,
who was driving in his a from Min
neapolis to Bismarck, drove into
Sterling just then and the question
was put to hinlsby the deputy sheriff.
He admitted having seen three men
walking along thetrack between Dris-
coll and Sterling. and noticed as he
passed one of them retired to the
other side of the grade. out of sight.
He said he had wondered at this,
thinking it a curious way for any but
a fugitive to act. The other two, he
said, paid no attention to him, and
continued on the track.
At a little after 6 o'clock the posse,
loaded into the n automobile, start.
ed out for DriscOll.
If the men should hide far from the
road, their capture will be entirely
lue to the vigilance of the posse. 1t
is not known whether or not the men
armed, but as their three compan-
ion are not. the possibility that they
also lave left their arms behind to
avoid implication is strong. At any
the sheriff and his posse are
all we'll armed and all good shots and
the men could never win in a 'fusilade.
1t is a curious fact that the three
men now being sought for the muir
der of teh Italian laborer have been
in the same district in which one Of
the robbers of. the Mckenzie p~ostofice
was captured several weeks ago.
Sheriff Barnes was hopeful last night
in spite of the five tire accidents and
expressed himself as confident that
the men would be captured before they
got out of the district in which they
known to be late Thursday
Sheriff Frank Barnes and Deputy
Sheriff D. J.. McGillis returned to Bis.
marck late last night on No. 5 from
Steele, where theyAhad -EOne-in their
machine from Sterling. No sight has
been seen so far Of the men, but
have reported seeing two
strange men along the track, and
1t is thought they are on their way
east to Dawson. The rest of the posse
took the two machines and continued
to Dawson, and word is expected from
them this morning.
Coroner F. R. Smyth held an in.
quest over the body of Antonio Rigori,
the murdered Italian laborer on the
Apple Creek construction gang, until
midnight, whe nthe verdict was given.
States Attorney Fl. r. Berndt con-
Quoted the examination of witnesses.
and half a dozen witnesses were call
ed to testify. The cousin Of the dead
and the .timekeeper of the crew
We'd with each other in the import.
ance of their testimony. Both an
the questions readily and the
story as first given out was essen
TALLY substantiated.
The verdict of the cOroller's jury
was not made public. Should it place
the crime upon the three me now In
custody, the trial would come up i'm.
mediately. These men. however, pro.
test that the two brothers, Carmiglio
both at large-did the work, and dis.
claim any connection whatever with
the crime. ~
Still at LARGE.
Description as follows: Tony
DEUCE, age 20. height 5 feet 6 inches.
las pounds, brown eve and
black hair, scar on rigAt cheek. Foth
thumbs deformed.agG Nationality ltal.
ian. st r. 1,r ~ @'I SS,,..s
Frank Carmiglo, ageoiSsos45 feet. 8
brown ewes, black hair. cheek
bones smooth shaven, wore big brass
on right hand, too big for fin
ger. Italian. s@'
Domenco Carmiglo, .Gage rs, height
5 feet 6 inches, sNeight. 140 pounds.
brown eyes,sandN blAekaiair parted in
small mustache.
Already Caught.
Frank ,Calantine, age. 81, height 5
feet, s inches Weight "A125 pounds.
brown eyes and black hair slender
build. speaks broken English.
John Della. age so, height 5 feet
8 inches, brown hair and eyes, small
mustache, weight 1870 pounds.
Frand Farlo, age 20, height 5 feet
Z inches, weight 1870 pounds, brown
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