Coalville Times | 1903-08-07 | Page 2 | Outlaws Still at Large

OUTLAWS STILL AT LARGE. And Are Leaving a Trail of Death Behind Be-hind Them. Tho convict who escaped from Fol-sum Fol-sum prison nro still nt largo. Tho live who engaged In a fatal fight with tho pursuing officer at tho (Irnnil Victory mine Saturday night have not been seen since, nud apparently hnvo mado a successful retreat. In their hnstn to get away from tho mil It la nnd sheriff's posse, they left a water can. HoTernl bat nnd some firearms i n tho hillside whero Saturday's conflict con-flict occurred. The dead bodies of Fcsltl Uulher-ford Uulher-ford nnd W. C. .lone, tlio two militia men who were shot by tho outlaws, were found where they had fallen. J s h id served In the Philippines ns a member of the First Tcnnet-sen nnd 'I hlrty seventh volunteer Infantry. Al. S 111. thn National (iuardsman who wa siiot through ono lung. Is now expected to recover. Another victim of tho convict chnno wn Phillip Springer, a resident of I'lucervlllc. Ho 1 haul of hearing nnd, trilling to respond to an order to halt, wan lalnlly shot by a pliket curly Buu-.l;i Buu-.l;i nun uliig.