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Show Calli Livery Stable. Immediately Randall ran to the telephone, and as if guided by a pre monition, he called the number of the Bingham Lumber company, nearly a mile down the- canyon' from the bank. Isadore Bauchet answered tUe telephone. Randall explained to him that the bank had been held up and that the hold up was probably on his way down the canyon. Simultaneously he furnished Gauchet a description of the bandit. The same description was heard by Rex Holden, who plckei up the telephone in the office of the Star Livery stable, both telephones being on the same line. Scarcely a moment had elapsed before be-fore a man answering the description i of the bandit entered the livery stable and calmly asked if a rig could be had to drive down toward Salt Lake. Recognizing the bandit, Holden re-piled re-piled thai he would have one ready in a little while. He told the stable boy to watch every movement of the new patron while he went away to get a shotgun. On bis way from the stable, Holden encountered Patrolman J. H.. White. They rushed back to the Btable, but there found the stable boy pointing toward an outbuilding back of theoal yard, where be said the suspect had gone. Patrolman White led the way to the toilet, threw open a door and covered the man with a revolver. Neither money nor revolver could be found on the person of the suspect, but after a search of the premises Patroltnan White discovered the sack of gold and currency. A few minutes min-utes later Frank King, driver for the coal and lumber company, found the revolver which the bandit also had thrown away. Denies Suicide Attempt. On the bars of Heaton's cell was found a handkerchief with a pair of tied shoe laces attached so aa to form a noose. Andrew Mayer, member mem-ber of the Bingham police department, depart-ment, declares that shortly after Heaton had been locked In the prison he was attracted by groans. Entering Enter-ing Heaton's cell, Mayer says he found him on the floor in a semiconscious conditions. Mayer says he gave Heaton a cup of water, which resuscitated resus-citated him. It was not until yesterday, yester-day, however,' that the handkerchief and tied shoe laces were found. At the county Jail last night Heaton disclaimed dis-claimed any knowledge of having attempted at-tempted to commit suicide. Mr. Willsie of the Pinkerton detective detec-tive agency said last night that he had sent out photographs of Heaton j to w-estern prisons for iKJsiblo itleuti- I ficai ion. i |