The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1902, Page 1

a county and will probably organize a posse there and Pay Only One Cent Demand Your Change VOL. 4, NO. 111, EXTRA EDITION TRACY SHOOTS DOWN SEVERAL PURSUERS SEATTLE, WASHINGTO riff's posse, composed right hand, and was driven to In England it is possible to buy 2 The she: ! po & cents worth of government bonds. of Jack Williams, Deputy Sher-| Bothel by Carl Anderson in a ,, The mortatity ; , Raymond and Bow-| rig belonging to the Everett of- iff ) & er, two officers of Everett; Carl ficers, Andérson, a reporter of the Star and Louie B. Sefrit, a reporter! ; racy from racy being in plain view. It is from tubercul an been reduced #6 per cent. in last 15 years. covery Anderson miracuously nothing of the dis TT escaped, but shot three times at{Itmots) Gun behind a stump, Sclence has no record of the dis of mercury; history knows verer, hunt of the Rigin > rhaulted in the % crows. | nual cro: aughter of 1 of the Times, came upon con-| not known whether he was hit./!y ordered him to stop the hila Neson and Bower are stil on|t© gag and bind Alling and th viet Tracy at a cabin on the| the scene Sanks of the Squak slough, two miles this side of Bothel, at 10 minutes of 3 this afternoon. Aterrible battle ensued. Ray- mond and Sefrit were shot and are lying in the ditch besides the railroad track probably dead Deputy Sheriff Wiliams was 4 shot under the heart and in the the cabin. SSUES EBSSEHS ESTEE eeseeeee ® ON THE MURD ERER’S TRAIL s The posse which is now scouring the woods near Ra- ‘B® venna park for the convict Tracy is headed by Sheriff 8 Jack Williams, and is composed of Deputy Sheriffs L. © W. Nelson and H. J. McGee, and two newspaper men. & Each manis heavily armed. They went by launch from \ street park to Ravenna park, and there disem- barked and started north along the east road. ‘MB _ Sheriff Cudihee, who is at Issaquah on other busi- ness, has been notified of Tracy's presence in King work down toward Lake Washington. fs Sheriff Zimmerman of Snohomish county, has been 1B notified by the sheriff's office, of the Oregon convict’s ® northern progress, and will probably organize a posse to _ @ aid Sheriff Cudihee. A telephone message from Bothel 'B to the sheriff's office announces that the marshal of that _ @ place has organized a posse to help hunt the convict. The police are closely guarding all roads leading in- © tothe city from the northward, also watching all car lines ® to Lake Washington. SSSR SERB Be eee eee eee eee Seesepenpeeeepeneeeeeeeaeaeaeaea “Harry Tracy, the blood-thirsty and elusive Oregon pris- oa-breaker and mufderer is alleged to be in or about/ Seattle. Tt has been reported to the police that the escaped convict ar- rived from Olympia last night in an impressed gasoline launch "i Janded near Meadow point, three miles north of Ballard, pwilich spot he headed toward Seattle. ‘ Sheriff Cudihee now has in the field a posse of five men Searching for the desperado. They started under the leadership Of Deputy Jack Williams at 8:30 o'clock this morning. Prior W this, two deputies were sent to Meadow point and are ‘Soaring the shores and woods that skirt the shores of Shil- bay. The local police department was even quicker to be- the man hant. At midnight three city detectives went to ¢ and began working on the case. e TRACY SEEN THIS MORNING The latest information is that Tracy passed through Bat- |. Fremont and Latona shortly after daylight this morning and is now headed for the Canadian boundary line by way of the Seattle & Internationa! railroad. John Freeman at 8 o'clock is morning reported to the sheriff's office that he had seen Tracy near Ravenna park at about 6:30 o'clock. The man was armed with a rifle and was carrying a large bundle. He was Walking north along the Seattle & International track, and Freeman claims that he positively recognized him as Tracy by resemblance to the published photographs of the latter. Freeman says he was but 50 feet from the man when the latter passed. The supposed convict paid no attention to him farther than to quicken his pace slightly. ‘The sheriff's office i$ much impressed with Freeman's story, and the posse is now Working north from Ravenna park. REPORTED TO THE POLICE The report of Tracy's arrival in Seattle was made to the Police at 10:30 o'clock last night by Capt. A. J. Clark of Olym- ‘a the owner of the gasoline launch N. & S, Clark's is a thrilf- ig Narrative. He says that Tracy appeared at the fishing _famp of the Capital City Oyster Co. at South point, near Olym- » Pia, yesterday morning about 6:30 o’elock. He ordered break- fast and ate at the same table with the fishing crew, of which Capt. Clark was a member During the meal he seemed ner + Yous and sat with his 30-30 Winchester rifle across his knees After the meal was finished he coolly informed the men of the fishing crew that he was Tracy, the escaped convict There were in the room at the time, Capt. Clark, his son, Ed win Clark, 15 years of age; J. Munro, Frank Scott, Horatio All ing and William Adair, the last-named being the camp cook Ney were inclined to ridicule the man's statement, but were $00n brought to their sense The Stranger covered Capt. Clark with hisrifle and sharp- Every available man| he marched the from Bothel is rushing toward | the gasoline launch N remaining four : &S. w said he wished to be taken to willing companions to start th under way, keeping them cons however, MADE HIMSELF AGREEABLE The launch left South baya trip was without s) himself an agreeable trave comfortable habit of self a good fellow, He told blood-curdling st ventures since breaking prison that three days before he had mu Merrill, in cold blood, and deserved his fate. taken past MeNeil island penis shoot a guard or two fro: the captain of the Tug Seatc; launch. Capt. Clark talked AT LONELY M Merri , When opposite Tacoma Tracy changed his mind regarding his destination and asked to be taken to Interbay or some oth- er point between Seattle and B, he changed his mind again and Meadow point, three miles north of Ballard, The launch passed the entrance of Seattle harbor in broad daylight, Here Tracy compelled Scott to tie his three companions hand and foot. Tracy bade them gool-by and promised to pay them well some time for the use of th Then Tracy ordered Scott to f to Ballard. They walked together down the#bilroad track to- ward the town, Scott, by Tracy vance. Tracy talkesl freely of hi to hold up the first policeman h away from him. gambling house and escape by the city. Tracy parted with Scott near Ballard, telling him that he Scott at once hastened back to Meadow point without stopping to give the alarm in Ballard. On ar- riving at the launch he found that his companions had already need come no further. released themselv , and all for Clark laid the facts before the police ated by the other men of the party. | UNCLE 8AM: “WHAT'S THA AT THE KEEL-LAYING? DESIRABLE JOB ON HAND UPT TO CELEBRATE” Pecial incident, Capt. Clark says. ling companion and, barring an un- Pointing his rifle at his crew, made him- Clark said Tracy also wanted to be m the aunch. He also wanted to shoot ¢ between § and 6 o'clock yesterday evening. » A landing" war made at Meadow point abdwtean. hour later ; Then he was Seattle by a roundabout way, hold up Clan QUITE IMPOSSIBLE SAFETY OF THE PORTLAND AND JEANIE 1N DOUBT The fate of the steamships Portiand is still un known according to information brought down on the Senator which arrived at Port Townsend last night. “Captain Pattpraon of the Senator says there is no truth In the répert made by t Centennial on that vessel's arrival Monday, that the. overdue Portiand and Jeanie had been found imprisoned in tid tee off Cape Prince of Wal Captain Patterson states that the revenue cutter Thetis had r to Nome to replenish her coal supply he di prior to © the Benator sailed, and at | eon heard fromethe vessels, nor @| by jowever | r nailed @| | and Jeante revenue cutter, ching cruise Bona’ arrival of the w have been given to the Paul, which at Ban Fran , corroborates eocccocccecccosecoooooooces the report of the Senator. CANT FIGHT eT. LOUIS |tain that the man seen by Jonn | Freeman at 6:80 o'clock this morn jing at Ravenna, has not panned Bothel July 3-—The police) Deputy Sheriff Williams’ posse board today decided after hearing |came around by way of Kitkiand both sides that the proposed fight |and every foot of the road th between Dave Sullivan and Young |iy searched. It is underate at | Corbett coulda’t be pulled off. Louis | rw puty shertil# are cc | ville offers to take on the mill a Irogd track from we tO & report fr rity. He then compelled Munro Teeth Cee eam € cook ng the deseription of Tracy c iD the. b ant ab ed at his cabin at 7:30 o'clock thir down to the beach and aboard |" ioing and demanded food. Ate | He}eating @ hurried meal tt te maid he! his un-' : eded at a rapid walk up the| railroad track, ie bs it is cer- © engines and get the launch| tain thal the Bg dubs to be} tantly covered with his rifle, cy has taken to the woods and ia| secreted somewhere between here and Pontiac TRAINS GO TOGETHER | | } hich was lying at the wharf Tacoma and assisted t 10 o'clock in the morning. The Tracy made ories of his past life and his ad His most startling story was rdered his companion in crime Il, he said, had not acted right 24 Persons Injured by Operator’s Error m, which approached near the / ™ out of the notion PITTSBURG, Ps. July %—In 2 colliaton on the Pittsburg and Weat- EADOW POINT entiary in order that he might ern railway this morning more than & score of persons were more oF lone | injured. rane were ser fously hurt but it is believed none wil die, Twenty others sustained wounds, brulees and broken limbs | The accident wae caused by a misunderstanding between the train | dispatcher ao4 a telegraph operator. | by which train 43 ran into the rear of the the Butler accomodation | telescoped the | jallard. At Interbay, however, asked to be set ashore at rear coach of ¢ comodation whieh tharpowere @ peapineere and rode Up on top of & [rent cu ahead before pping. The engin-| er and fireman th Jamped and) saved themecives. | A especial train wee sent iensham near where the accident ok place and the injured were all) ared for On dhe scene. The roni * at this time installing a new) lock ® em. WATCHING CITY PARK Certain Girls of Ballard Must Be Cared for BALLARD, July 1.—Severa! young! girls ranging from 12 to 16 years of| age have for the last few nights} ie Olty park their rendesvous. | shal Hunt has notified his of- ficers to carefully watch the park | and arrest all violations of the cur- few law } Binee the exposure of young girls and soldiers in al) night caroonalns at | Fort Lawton three weeks ago, citi- zons Of Ballard have been up in| arms. [tis pow sald that several of| thene girls consort with hoodiums at | ‘ity park. This is the reason Mar- | shal Hunt is #0 active watching the | place. The Ballard News has changed | hands. Dowd & Woody have sold! their plant to the Ruffner Brothers. | The latter are experienced news-| papermen, lately frorm Indiana, — | ARMORY BALL Tomorrow's celebration will clone with @ grand ball at the Armory under the auspices of 3 the Western Central Labor Un- le launch, and for their services eave the launchand go with him ’s order, going slightly in ad is plans. He gaid he intended ¢ met and take his revolver going to make his way into y's saloon and aid of friends he had in the uf Come on into this city, where His story was corrobor- 4 tat fon. Wagner's Firat Regiment orchestra has been engaged and te preparations made for promis it 1@ already been gold. and All Othe WASHINGTON, D. ©. July 8. President Roonevelt's contribution to| the bration of the Nation's in dependence will take the form of carrying out the traditions of free dom, although the Filipine will be the ones who will directiy benefit. | Over his signature there w jasue | w tomorrow a sweeping declaration de- | claring hortifities ended in the Phil- | ippines with the single exception of the istands occupied by the Moros, | Tt marks the end of milttary rule | 5 in the The office of mill Tt YOU WANT ME TO HELP is abolished and Gen- | | HAVE A MORE OWN, HELPING THE CITIZENS will be that! nander of the subject, as in e to be the largest attended affair of the the kind this season, 4 WEBH great number of tickets having @| . PRESIDENT TO MAKE FILIPINOS FREE MEN LOOK HERE nd at Kent, 64 fruit trees an all kinds of amall fruit v & growth of 10 years an ir yearly headquartera of th Electria line sidewalk within 7 property here OWNER MUST SELL value. Twenty-first avenue. 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One of the features of the procia mation will be the amnesty whereby many of the « leaders can Aguinald Those wh action pre short +tim » warfare and rebellion. D Pilar will doubtle Acting Governor Wright cable Secretary Root this morning as fol lows The provincial government wag in | the United States, to the call of theaugurated at Lagunt on July 1, thus UCHSON Ce 1 insurgent they pleas I HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News A # A 25 CK A MONTH WEATHER FORECAST Seattle and Vicinity—Tontght and Friday, showers, possibly fair, f ADAMS & BLANCHARD, 719 Second Ave. a} ‘Hinckley Block Stylish Hats | | These two hate are the ones worn by smart Gresmers thie cum- | . mer, Our shapes and colors in ‘hate are the pick of the best Btetson, Dundap, We show rough to $2.59. 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