Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-18
Premises at Scene Of Crime
We're Thoroughly Examin.
ed by Authorities
Funeral Of Murdered Man WIN
be Held at WaShburn To-
day..Many Will Attend
BY Staff Correspondent.

WASHBURN, April 1.-THE prelm.
mary hearing of w. 7. Anderson, who
is charged with the murder of Cashier
f. Il. Funk of the First National Bank
will be held tomorrow, probably in
the morning. j., Karl Klein will .probab.
ly be the presiding Judge
Tracy Bangs who is to act for the
defendant stated that he did not care
to make any statement regarding the
case at the present time. The inter.
ests OF the state will be looked after
by States Attorney Manuel and AS
sistant States Attorney r. c. Madden.
Norman King, a detective from Min.
neapolis has been making an invest:-
satjon today and has been aided in
his work by United States Marshall
James Shea. They state they have Sc
cured a good deal of evidence, but
arc not willing to state just the nature
of it until they get into court Both
Mr. Shea and Mr.. King left for Els.
lnarck on the afternoon train.
Funeral Arrangements.
The funeral Of the late +. +. Funk
will be held tomorrow according to
the arrangements that have been al
ready announced. 1t is understood
there will be large number of peo.
pie from surrounding towns present.
Norman w. King, detective from
Minneapolis. who has been engaged
for the state to investigate the Fuuk
killing. came in from Washburn
afternoon to stay over night
in the capital city, in company with
U. S. Marshal Jih Shea, who was also
Interested in the case, though not or
tcially.
Seen at the Mckenzie hotel Thurs.
day evening both gentlemen stated
that they were satisfied that Anderson
is the guilty party in the murder, tho
he did not exactly admit it. How.
ever, they were charitable enough to
say they thought he was temporarily
insane. They say that while ordin.
arily Anderson is sane, yet his sanity
is intermittent with insanity, and that
he is a dangerous man at all times
because Of his impulsive nature.
Mr. King was employed by the state
to get what he could of the evidence,
while Mr. Shea went for the purpose
Of doing what he could to get the
guilty party.
Shea Redeems A Promise.
Since there have been several
threats in the way of blackhand let
[ers, signs, etc, warning Funk to get
out of town, Mr.. "unk has aften talk.
ed the matter over with Mr.. Shea,
Upon one Of these occasions in the
presence ca Mothers, Mr.. Funk said:
Jim. If they ever get me. want you
10 help get the fellov who does it,
Shea, while he gave the matter no SER
ous thought, never forgot the obliga-
ion Of his promise that he would do
80. ~
WWhen he heard of the murder,
Mr.. Shea Immediately went to Wash
)urn and took up the chain of evi.
1ence, and last night said he was at.
SIZED that they had the right man.
King and Shea Examine Premises.
Detective King and Marshal Shea
vent over the presimes constituting
he scene Nf the tragedy very care
ully. They saw where Mr.. Funk stood
when shot, saw and examined where
he bullet passed into the shed into
4 pile Of magazines and fell behind
he ice box. They took measurements
and angles fthe shot They examin-
ed the marks on - window sill
where it is thought the gun lay when
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