Show May Capture Bandits Today c c c Park Surrounded by Big Posse I Cross in Map Below Indicates Location of Robbery I Map by the Yellowstone Western Stage Com Corn CornI I pany S Aw M. M w MIN III ii 2 c I I Iti e ti M W 1 Vs I NORR C YELLOWSTONE A TION Q I N N c a j 1 HOTEL 0 LA LAKE Kif HOTEL WOT I C OLD FAITHFUL a 0 cs INN NN i THUMB MS HOTEL C I Y PARK DATA a t I O D IN 1805 l' l COL oar to I I fAMOUS C P 1 1 1870 I I C FIRST r L. L PARI IU IN N US U.S. k CST I. I 7 SZ t 4 LARGEST NATIONAL PARK i. i ARCA JJ 2 SQUARE 1 I. I LARGEST aST IH Ill WORLD NT HOTELS SEASON JUN is 15 r TO I n f c 4 t I I Every Road to Escape Is Thought to Be Cut Off The capture of tho bandits who robbed about forty stage coaches en route through the tho Y Yellowstone ello stono national park near Shoshone Point yesterday is exp expected today according to word received received received re re- re- re from the tho park this morning by E. E W. W local representative of the Y Yellowstone Western Stage Stag com corn pau patty pany Every trail in the thu nark Dark and every spot deemed capable of hiding the thc bandits has been closely hemmed in by a guard of soldiers and tho entire park of mono mon under Cot Cal L L. M. M Brett Brott acting acting- superintendent of tho the park The rho information given gi above was wired wire today to Mr Ir from front Assistant Superintendent R. R w. w of the Y Yellowstone Western Western Stage company compau Plans Carefully Laid The opinion that the tho bandits are headed tor br tho the famous Jackson Hole country is s discountenanced by Mr and J J. E. E Haynes Havnes also of the thc stage company who has nas spent almost his entire lif life in the tho park and other officials intimate with the geography of the country According to them tho the route to the tho Jackson Hole Holc country is too well guarded b by soldiers They Ther be be- lieo that tho bandits went south a short distance so as to lead pursuers into the tho belief that thiat the they wore were headed for tho the Jackson Hole Holo country but later turned west going either cither toward Madison Madi Madi- son or Summit lake country Thence both Mr Ir and Mr Haynes Havnes say tho the bandits would attempt to cross cross tI the e western boundary of tho park into Idaho Itaho However they will never make mako it the they con continued and it its it's s 's almost a certainty that the two will be captured captured cap cap- cither at t Madison lake Summit lake or ou on a t fork of the tho Boundary Boudary creek ha haven haven't cn t a chance to escape escape es es- es cape cape from tho ho guardsmen who arc after them When hen asked for more details on the light flight Mr It Haynes Hane son of F p J J. J Haynes lIanes president of the Yellowstone Western Stage company told of what shat had 1101 been said further urther in the telegram as follows Tho The two tWI men InCh stopped the stu stages es n near ar Shoshone point One of or them climbed up upa a hill bill whence he could overlook the en entire entire entire en- en tire country countr and the other donned a ablack ablack ablack black ma mask k and went down to the road rood The latter held tho tIre drivers up lip at the point of ot the tho gun grin and made malIe each passenger come out of or the stage and drop his valuables valuables alua bles Into a flour sack Frazier Gives Alarm Thirty live or more coaches were thus held hellI up lI Ell Billy Frazier who has driven Inthe in inthe inthe the park for or twenty y years us was driving a special surrey with R. R V IV Paddock He sa saw the con congestion straight ahead ic- ic call called d the holdup In itt 1905 turned hit his speedy peed horses around mound anti and made a record breaking run to Old Faithful Inn Word I was sent t from there to each detachment I of or tho the guard and inside half halt an hour the entire men were on the trail of or the robbers Wo We look for their capture any hour now When asked f if one of or tho the robbers ml might ht have been Hugh Whitney noted desperado deeper desper ado Mr Haynes said Wo We Vo cannot say ay Description of the theman theman theman man who held up the passengers and Whitney coincide in respects to size and color of the hair However his face was as well covered up with his handkerchief I As an example of how some Borne persons make the tho most of an nn opportunity in which to coin money Is tho the report of or certain passengers who Induced tho the robber to pose for them as aa tho they took scores of pIctures pictures pic plc- tures lures of him Mr Haynes Hancs will leave Salt Lake tomor tomor- row lIe Ho is staying at nt the tho Hotel Hold Utah Tourists Aroused All Yellowstone park Is 18 aroused today toda over tho the bold and romantic holdup of nr yesterday which Is almost an exact duplication of the famous holdup In the national wonderland in 1 08 So realistic vivid and novel ol was the robbing of tho the thirty-six thirty coaches In the park Wednesday afternoon tho hundreds of ot guests have been given hen meat for talk and those who were actual actually robbed have been surrounded surround surround- ed Cd by groups of or curious visitors to the park and made to tell over and over again tho the occurrence of the holdup which Is Ismore Ismore ismore more like Uke a stor story than an actual occur occur- rence renco Such is the tho information received today by the various arlous Yellowstone companies companies com coin sending tourists through tho the park Carolyn Caron J. J Williams Mr and Mrs Irs Sta Stayner ler Richards Carolyn Caroln Shepherd and Mr and Mrs C. C C C. are the only Salt Lake Lako 1 visitors In tho the park known to have na been on the sta stages cs robbed and to have ha dropped their money Into the bagor bag bag- of or the highwaymen As the highwaymen stopped coach after coach as it came camo into Shoshone point those who had already emptied valuables and money into the tho bag begged permission to photograph the tho highwayman at his work It r as like a aI I play la for the movies Go Co ahead said the highwayman and cameras clicked sharply as the silver sll and gold old clashed in the bag baS Man Many snapshots of the highwaymen Were taken by the II Yellowstone tourists as characteristic ol ola of ofa a western holdup Thrills Furnished Never before has a bandit been boen so nonchalant nonchalant non non- performing his plundering dut duty It was as ns though the t scene ceno had been planned b by b the coach companies to add to the vividness I and wildness of the tourists tourists' tour tour- I lists lists' trip It was not a frightened victims that arrived at nt the hotel after the holdup but victims filled with thrills and wonderment for tor the highwayman and there were not a few who wished tho the bandit godspeed and declared the los loss s of or tho money was worth the experience Government troopers stationed in the national park are scouring every ery Inch of territory to capture tho the bold highway highway- men It Is not believed the pair can es escape escape es- es cape although as In 1908 It seems scents as though thought the perpetrators of the crime h have disappeared as If It b by ma magic lc The wonderland wonderland wonderland won won- derland of or nature has been turned to a wonderland of tho the fairylands Silently and unsuspectingly the bandits perpetrated perpetrated perpetrated the crime and silently they have havo I departed to the fastness of ot the Wyoming wilderness Those who vho actual actually in the holdup will be returning to Salt Lake Sunday Sunda morning Guests at tho the nearest hotel who first Hist learned of at tho the holdup will arrive ar ar- ar- ar rive nyc Saturday morning In the city None Kone of at the Yellowstone companies has learned more of the holdup other than that the tho pursuers believe e the tho bandits have not gone to the Jackson Hole Holo country countr but doublet doubled back and are making for St. St Anthony Anthom Ida where a railroad will be tul taken en It is believed that tho lone bandit who held up the coaches In 1908 1508 was waa the same sanio man who stopped tho the coaches yes yes- cs ter day tei-day ay and filled Oiled his bag with several thousand dollars in money |