Show MANY SAt SALT T tAKERS LAKERS BY Y BANDIT Lone Highwayman Searched Pockets of Many Persons at Yellowstone Y BIG REWARD FOR ARREST Posses Are Searching Hills His for fori Man Who Held Up Seven Stages Seven stage tago coacher coache were held up In tho Yellowstone Park ParI on Monday afternoon by a n lono lone hIgh highwayman and tho passengers robbed and ton tini tel more moto were similarly treated Monday night nigh t and Tuesday presumably by b the same saino man A number of Salt Fait Sal Lakers Laker were amon among the passengers to lose loso b by the adventure ad A 4 me message aSe was received by Assistant General Passenger er Agent Dan S. S Spencer from froni rom Joseph Geoghe I gun gan to tho the effect that his entire entro party were losers but were verc all al well wel and nd for their experience none tho the wor worse o tOI In connection wih with the robbery robber the following ln wires were r received Tuesday afternoon tolo at ot the tho office of tho the O. O S I. I L. L Mammoth Hotel Aug uG 25 offers and Yellowstone Stage company a 0 reward of ot 1000 for Cor are arrest t and conviction con- con viton 0 of tho person or persons who held up and robbed ebbed tourists on Oil 01 our ourt t et stages In Yellowstone Yellow Park August 24 F. F 1 J. J HAYNES President President Yellowstone Park Wyo Vo Aug 1 D. D TI n E. E Hurley Oregon Short Line rail rail- ral- ral way Salt Si j. Lake ko CI City Utah Seven coaches Including IncludinG both transportation co companies and Wylle Wylie le company held up Robber trailed three miles mies from ceno of at robbery robber toward Shoshone lake Jake on foot Coot Has Ha 25 Winchester rifle and anti pistol One thousand dollars reward offered by the three companies companies com corn conjointly GE GEN S. S B. B M M. YO YOUNG TOUNG G. G Superintendent dent of ot Park Parl Following Is tho the list of Salt Lake people known to have ha e been passengers gers gors on tho the seven coaches hold held up Monday londa Joseph Josph Geoghegan Miss MIs Kate ate and Miss G. G Geoghegan lI Vera Cuter Cutler Lucila Cuter Cutler J. J Y Rich Mrs r. r J. J Y Rich G. G M. M I. I Crl Crismon mon W. W V. W. V. V Bellows H A A. A Bellows Florence Bellows Bel Del lows Jaws William Craft CIan A. A C. C 1 son Mrs A. A A E. E HutchInson S S. S D D. 01 Evans Eions and and Mrs S S. D D. Evans Evans Did DW Darin Job The operations of tho the lone highwayman highwayman high high- wayman atm apper appear to havo been most daring From tho telegram telegram- of Mr Geoghegan however It is Js thou thought ht that he ha did not molest tho party parly further than to rob ob t them em At a lato laW hour nour iasi last Jat n night nt It ii I was learned that the tho robber had riot not not been apprehended although every ever officer within a wide range Is out after ater th thA th rewards and their numbers number aro are being being augmented every oer hour by the arrival of ot sheriffs and deputies from all al over Idaho Montana and W determined de de- de on a capture Tho The desperado Is well wel armed and his work Is said to have hae been of a nature to warrant tho the belief belef that ho hoIs hois hois is an old hand at the game same and not likely to submit tamely to arrest The military park parl p patrol Is also busily engaged engaged en en- saed In the hunt and should resistance resist resist- i L ance shown bo no no bo mercy wi will bo be I Upon Investigation In the tho city Is Is 15 not believed that any of ot the Salt Sal Lake o passengers had any ny very cry considerable amount of or mone money or Jewels In their possession and their losses are probably probably ably small smal The railroad officials say that tha neither time nor expense will willbo wf 1 bo be 0 spared In an effort to run down the robber |