Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-02-28 | Page 9 | [Illegible] Train Robber May be in Salt Lake

4 MAY iMJ LAKE ' f Hen Who Did Battle With Officers on Train I I 'MM Covers His Trail Well-Wounded "Ippect in Custody at Milford Refuses to TalK. IJL (Bpoclal to Tho Tribune.) jmu a cuspcctcd of being one of traln hold-upa and who tiifflf-t0 "in and hip while re- fcfc81 lMt mldn,sht. i being jMwlcHly here under tho caro of Ea' Tn prisoner pretty jEr bDt Chlcf of Pollc? Hick-r Hick-r -E.tot lnte"d to take any 1V 'K Bettlnff away, and a close :'tI1KDlng a rallroad detective tNBEi0wn' and 11 19 BaltL that kntt-iiBv n'leu' wlth loore left. ill8,Jcceeded ln ffutUnP an ction m which the VBJJn,ornine tho hunt for the WrF no trace of him had been k'K?CJIlled 10 tdlcvc Uat tho A 81111 Lake C,t7, and tbat fl''m$f ttottt tht traIn lasL n,eht -IfC and by riding on the 4 ba5fraBC "ucceeded in Htll11811 ,0 t,lrow Purnuara jJmiJ0 Cive any account of ;urln? tho p3;;t ten days mgKy lCttt he Uj Innocent of any connection -with the Callentes ar- falr- . ii That Moore and his companions might he the robbers waa first Biispected by Agent Codys of Callentes. The taller of tho two men. the one that escaped, pur-chatxjd pur-chatxjd tickets to Salt Lake for two of Codys last evening. He was alone at the time, and the agent, wondering what ho wanted of two tickets, looked about for a possible companion. He saw Moore lurking In the shadows outside the ntation building, and acting otherwise other-wise suspiciously. It then flashed upon Cody that the men might be the bandits. He communicated com-municated his suspicions to Conductor Berry Just as the train was about to leave, and told the conductor that he would wire a full description of tho smaller man wanted to Lund, and also requested him to point out the men to the deputy sheriff at Milford, whom ho would wire to be on hand when tho train arrived at that point. He did so, and the battle on the train as related In The Tribune this morning morn-ing followed. , . 4. From Modena It is learned that the bandits reached there abput 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon on foot from the Bouth. They got dinner at Mclscllls hoel, and the unusual amount of coin displayed by one of them was remarked toy the landlady. Sheriff Johnson of Lincoln county. Nevada, thought the bandits would go west toward 1 onopiih. and put four Indians on the trail. The suspects were the only ones to whom tickets to Suit Lake wero eolL