Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-20 | Page 22 | Holdup Described by Passengers on Arrival in Ogden

HOLDUP DESCRIBED BY PASSENGERS ON ARRIVAL IN OGDEN Sperial The Tribune. OGI-EN. Nov. is - Firsthand mforma- tlo'i ,.f I'- daring t o'alup of l -am No. I. l.oe vngeles Limited, near Medicine Bow. j Wyo at o'clock last evening b) a lone bandit tpelleved lo lie William L. "rllsle. I who so far has foiled efforts of l ulled States cavalry, civilian posses and bloodhounds blood-hounds to capture him. was brought to Og.len today bv passengers msjn the train. , . , As the tiandlt entered the car. A. H. Iiixon. en route lo Han Kren. lero. was the first victim of Hie robber's srarch. Dixon aald "lie louiihl) ,-omniivii'led tne l shell out.' and after I had dug up til", ... .1. mnmh',1 1 ' that "as 1 Then he searched me. He found Ihat he got It all the first time " l. P. I'appas ami wife, residents or Los Angeles, who were among the unfortunate unfortu-nate passaiupsrsi gne op nlmut $1'0 in DilfTsney, two watches and a pin. Descriptions of Carlisle have I n sent in officers throughout I lie Internioiinta'.n states, said an official of the 1'nlon Pacific Pa-cific st Ogden this inornlna II Is state.1 thai a determined effort win be nude to capture Carlisle before he has an opportunity oppor-tunity to repeat his former lecord. Carlisle held up Union Pari Be train No. IS near c.reen Itlver Ketiruarv 11. aellinu about $Ui". officials of the corporation cor-poration anv Ills second rohlierv was the nvcrlan.l Limited train near Cheyenne, April I'.'lf'. when he took I&6T, It Is said. The third robbery committed by him before being raptured was April If, Mil, when he held up train No, 21 and secured shout IIKOe. He was sentenced for life to the Wyoming prison, from which h.- escaped Inst Sun. In.