Tillamook headlight., July 10, 1902, Image 2

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BATTLE.
farmer named Johnson, who was driving I
toward home north of Bothell.
that it was necessary for him to go to
S eattle , July 4.—Tracey, the fugi­
Seattle immediately. Before the rancher
tive convict-murderer, yesterday killed
could make a protest Tracer jumped
D eputy sheriff R aymond ,
(STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.)
upon the scat and the team was whipped
P oliceman E E. B ueese .
up. On the road the farmer and convict
One year..........
... $1.50
He wounded
passed Perry Vincent, another rancher,
Six months..........
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Deputy sheriff Jack Williams,
and
as they were passing, Johnson told
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Guard Neill Rawley.
of his mission.
T he latter died this morning.
Vincent met the posse soon afterward
For the first time since bis outbreak at
Hoquarton Slough.
and the news of Tracy’s movements were
the Oregon Penitentiary, Tracey came
sent on to Seattle, the direction in which
The accident to the steamer Geo. R. I face to face with hi* . puisueis w yesterday, Tracey and the farmer were heading.
Vosburg at Drystocking bar when she and the result was two men Killed ami
That Old Hunger.
broke her main shaft and lost her pro- j two wounded, one of whom died this
On receiving information of the fight
peller by going over a water soaked log morring. The convict was engaged in
can only lie attributed to shutting off two battles during the dai, and each at Bothell a special train was hastily
the government work and allowing the I was attended with bloodshed and dmas- made up and started for Bothell at 7:30
The entire community here is with deputy Sheriffs on board. Before
channel to become obstructed with logs i ter.
Bothell, however,
which have drifted in.
Before the snags I aroused, and every effort w ill be made the train reached
and logs were removed a little oyer a today to eradicate this bloodthirsty brute Tracey had appeared at the home of
year ago, Captain Schrader with the old fr< m the face of the earth. Conditions Mrs. R. H. Vanhorn, in the southwest
Elmore and Harrison had many costly ' have come to such a pass that Sheriff corner of Woodland Park.
A butcher’s boy drove to the Vanhorn
ex per it nc *s with Ike obstruction, but ’ Cudihee has felt it ne< essary to request
since then they have been very few. But Governor McBride to call out the militia residence after 8 o’clock last evening to
it will not take long before the channel is 1 This Governor McBride has already take an order and was met at the door
obstructed again, and to obviate this 1 done, . the order being
_ given this morning by Mrs. Vanhorn, who told him to be
somewhat, now that money is available for two companies to hold themselves in quiet as Tracy was in the house eating.
for more improvements, the Headlight readiness at the Armory for immediate , The boy at once jumped into his cart
believes that Captain Hart’s idea of mak- (luty, ami the Governor of the Slate« f j and drove like mad to Fremont, a su-
ing a straight channel of Hoquarton Washingt in has also offered a rewaid ot I | burb, with his startling intelligence,
slough should be undertaken. As
* Tilla­ $2500. Tins, with the reward of $3000 i Just as the boy arrived Sheriff Cudihee
mook City is the logical shipping point, offered by the Oregon Penitentiary and drove into Fremont from Bothell,
at the head of navigation for ocean ves­ th? $100 offered by Policeman Charles j ! The fact that the dargerous assassin
sels and in the tnidst of the largest popu­ Ferrell, of Reno, Nev., brings the price was in the vicinity frightened the com-
lation, dairying and lumber industries, <»n Tracey’s head to $5600, although 1 munitv and it was with difficulty that
it seems to us that a straight channel ! $1500 of this sum is for Merrill, Tracey’s Cudihee could |find men to surround
the Vanhorn residence.
from Tillamook Citv is absolutely imper­ missing fellow convict,
ative and the most practical way to pro­
The Fight at Vanhorn’s.
An Exciting Day.
ceed if anything satisfactory is to be ac­
Accompanied by Policeman
E. E.
It was the moat excising day f«»r th?
complished and the money spent to good
I outlaw* since he scaled the brick walls of Breese, Neil Rawley and J. I. Knight,
advantage. It does not take the eve of j
Cudihee started for Vanhorn’s place and
an engineer to see the advantages which the Oregon Prison. His reputation as a prepared for the appearance of Tracey
bad mail and killer w'as upheld in two
will result from this, lor most anyone can I fiercely
fought fights, while his ability as In front of the house was the team
see it by consulting the charts, fur a can.
of Farmer Johnson, showing how Tracey
nel which is now a regular serpentine . a marksman is testified io by a couple had traveled from Bothell. Knight was
can lie straightened out »(comparatively of mute co’ pses ami tile gaping wounds placed within six feet of the vehicle.
small cost and two miles saved in the in two other man-hunters. The same Cudihee had an unobstructed view from
distance. This is what the people of phenomenal luck that has followed the beliid a fence, while...........
Breese .......
and ...........
Rawley .
Tillamook Citv want, what the indus­ murderer since his sensational appear­ 1 were posted on the opposite side of the
tries, commerce and shipping demand, ance before the public lias not deserted road.
Though twice surrounded by
and that being the case, the Headlight him.
Presently Tracey marched out of the
armed men and with tiie odds of numbers
believes the work should be undertaken, against
him, Tracey boldly marched | house with a shield in the forms of old
or partly so,with the appropriation now
man Johnson and a stranger. Cudihee
a vailable, and for the further reason that through the ranks of his pursuers shoot­ , drew a bead on the murderer but was
when Captain Harts went over the situ­ ing his wav to liberty with bis death- afraid to fire for fear of shooting one of
ation he saw at a glance that it was the dealing‘30-30 Winchester ride. The old I the innocent men, as Tracey moved
proper course to pursue, and we believe | maxim that “The devil looks after his | quickly continually.
Added
to this
ow n.’’ has been demonstrated in Tracey’s I
that Captain Langfit is equally as far
| darkness had fallen until it was uncer-
sighted and sees the importance of such case time after time. Where another 1 tain where the three men actually stood. I
improvements, but they have been handi­ man would have been riddled with bul­
Breese’s Fatal Error.
capped lor want of money to carry them lets, Tracey has coolly made a target of I
Then Breeze did a foolish thing for
out, as it took so much money of the himself and. so far as known, has come
out
unscathed.
Thus
far
his
carcass
has
I
' which he paid the penalty of his life. He
previous appropriation in getting appli­
ances to do the work. When the slough been charmed. The bullets sent at it i | jumped up from his place of concealment
have
gone
wide,
probably
because
th<*
and in the darkness he commanded :
is straightened and three or four inches
‘‘Drop that gun, Tracev.”
«Iwirr channel is obtained, it will greatlv | shooting man-hunters *were too excited
It was a case where the policemen
increase the commerce of the port and oe ' w’lieti f heir grand chance came to rid the
a wonderful benefit to the industries and world of a deep-dyed murderer. Tracey should have shot first and talked after­
apprares
to
have
know
trouble
in
shoot
ward.
especially those in the vicinity of Tilla­
ing in daylight or dark, and generally
Quick as a flash Tracey turned on the
mook City.__________________
gets his men, although his pursuers, officer and his terrible 30-30 blenched
with the same light or shadow, do not two jets of fire. Breese fell to theground,
Star Route Box Delivery.
even wound him. The stage has passed taking a shot at Tracey as he sank. The
The post office department lias sent for arguing with him or attempting to policeman’s death was almost instanta­
j
out a circular letter in regard to star capture the man alive. He w ill not sur- neous.
When Breese came out of his
route box deli very, which went into effect I render and must he shot on sight. Only place of concealment Rawley, who was
by
a
rush
can
Tracey
be
kille«l,
Some
a
lew
feet
from him, did likewise and
iu Tillamook county on the 1st. As some
of our readers may have forgotten whit |
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hurt, but the convict can- Tracey’s second bullet struck Rawley.
everyone.
the Headlight has published on ths not kill
'
......
Not waiting for developments after he
Battle at Bothell.
subject, a re|>etitioii will not be out of i
had seen two men fall, Knight arose and
place ot this time.
Tracey s first battle yesterday was at sent two bullets alter the convict as
Ahv person living on or near the route Bothell, near here, when lu* murdered 1 racey crashed into the brush by the
and not within the corporate limits of Deputy Sheriff Raymond, of Snohomish side of the road. Cudihee, at the com­
any town or within 86 rods of any post ' County, ana mortally wounded Deputy mencement of the shooting, leaped over
office, who desires his mail deposited at Sheriff Jack Williams, of Seattle. A the fence and shot twice at the murderer i
a given point on the line of the route by small posse, consisting of Raymond. and he believes that one of his bullets
the carrier may provide and erect a Williams, Deputy Sheriff L J. Nelson struck Tracey.
suitable box or crane on the roadside, and Louis C. Serf l it and Karl Anderson,
Who Killed Rawley ?
located in such manner as to be reached two newspaper correspondents, walked
There is a doubt in the mind of Coro­
as convenient I v as practicable by the down the ra. I road track toward Wood­ ner Hoye as to who shot Deputy Game
carrier without dismounting from the ville. where they held up a stranger Warden Neil Rawley in the tight at the
vehicle or horse, and such person shall whom they supposed was Tracey. The Vanhorn
residence Thursday
night,
tile with the postmaster at the post stranger proved an alibi and was releas when Policeman E. E. Breese was kill­
office to which his mail is addressed ed, while the posse continued on its way ed outright. Rawley died of his wound
(which shall be one of the two post offices until they were a quarter of a mile west yesterday. \V hen the inquest was held
on the route on either side ot and next of Wayne. Here they encountered Dep­ the bullet was extracted and proved to
to the box or crane) a request in writing uty Sheriff Brewer and reported their belong to a 38-caliber revolver. J. I.
tor the delivery of his mail to the carrier movements tin «'Ugh him back to Hotli*-lI. Knight and Sheriff Cudihee each carried
for deposit at the designated point, at Hearing that Tracey had been seen near revolvers and shot them at Tracey dur­
the risk of the addressee.
Tne small Wayne they turned back, and entered a ing the battle in the dark
Knight had
bag or satchel above discribed, as well as ravine, which they decided to search.
a 38.caliber revolver. It is not known
the box or crane, must tie provided bv
Fresh footprints were seen in a path that Tracey has had a revolver ; he has I
the person for whose use it is intended leading to a cabin near the railroad not exhibited one up to the present time. I
without expeuce to the Department.
track, and the parse started down the There is a posibility that Knight may
It shall be the duty of the postmaster trail in’the blinding rainstorm then pre have shot Rawley.
Knight does not
at every such post office, upon a written vailing, Raymond was in the lead, and remember seeing Rawlev with the party
order from anv person living on or near on noaring the cabin the pursuers quiet­ before the fight.
When he saw Breese
the route, to deliver to the mail carrier ly took up their positions without ex fall liebegan firing at the convict.
for that route any mail matter—placing changing a word. The cabin was almost
in the respective satchels, where such are surrounded when Tracey’s head appeared
Real Estate Transfers.
used, the mail for the persons to whom above a stump mid the next moment his
such satchels belong—with instructions riHe wa< resting upon the stump and
U.S. to William Cain, lots 1, 2 and
as to the profier mail box or crane at was pumping lead at the posae as rapidly Sw ’4 of Ne *4 of sec. 4, tp. 2 S, R. 7 W.
which said mail matter shall be deposit­ as he could work the magazine and trig­
Horace W. Leonard to
Abel W.
ed ; but registered mail shall not lie so ger. It was an ambush.
Leonard. Se U of S
of Ne I4 of sec. 25,
so delivered unless expressly requested
tp. 5 S. R. 10 W.
New Tactics.
bv the addressee in his written order. No
A. A. Leonard et. ux., J. A. Gwinn,
In the past when his pursuers were
mail matter so delivered to the carrier
N > 2 of Se *4 and S >.-a of Ne 14 of sec. 25,
shall he carried past another post office near him T'arcey had lieen content to tp 5 8, R. 10 W.
on the route before being deposited into avoid? them and continue his tight.
lohn L. Dougliertv to James A Biggs,
a mail box or hung on a crane or post. Not so in this instance, however. Had block No. 16. in A. A. Miller's add. to
Tracey
so
desired,
he
could
have
kept
The carrier will be required to receive
Tilla rnook.
from any postmaster on the route any out of sight of the posse, but instead of
T. H. Goyne. et al., to Elam Butt, lots
mail matter or private mail satchel that doing this, he deliberately awaited the 7 and 8 of block 11 in Park add. to
may lie entrusted to him out side of the coining of the pursurers and shot them Tillamook.
usual mail bag, and shall carry such down as they were floundering along
U. S. to Mvron Claptffiaw, Sw V4 of
mail matter or private mail satchel to through the soaking wet branches and sec. 14. tp. 3 N. R. 6 W. ; same toj. W.
tall,
dark
fern.
Everything
was
in
favor
and deposit it into the profier mail box
and J. Henry Cochran.
or hang it on the priqier mail crane of the convict. He had shelter and sur­
I'.S. to Elva M, Wescott, E !2 of E I3
placed 011 the line of the route for this prised his pursuers.
of sec. 26. tp. 2 N. R. 7 W.
Anderson was the first man shot at,
turpose ; such service bv the carrier to
John Hodgdon, et. ux.. to Geo. N.
the bullet grazing his face. The reporter
ie without charge to the addressee.
Hodgdon, et. ux.. N
of Sw >4 of sec.
The mail carrier must lie of good char­ tumbled into a ditch, partly stunned, 32. tp. 1 S. R. 10 \V.
acter and of sufficient intelligence to pro­ but the cold water quickly revived him
Peter ^lclntosh to Nelson P. Wheeler,
perly handle and deposit mail along the ¡Two more shots rang out from Tracey's lots 3, 4 and 5 and Sw ’ 4 oi Ne ’< of sec.
rifle, and one killing Raymond, as the
route.
4. tp. 3 S. R 7 W
Ray­
The Department does not prescribe latter was crouching to shoot
Alined» J. McNair to Nelson P. Wheeler,
anv particular design of box or satchel mond jumped up, reeled and fell at the lots 6 ami 7 and S * 2 of Nw
of sec 4.
to lie used tor this service, but the person feet of Anderson, just as the other crawl­ tp. 3 S, R. 7 W.
Sefrit took a shot
providing either should see tluit it is of ed out of the ditcl.
William Williams, et. ux., to William
such character as to afford ample pro.' at the convict and Tracey returned the E. Wheeler, trustee, S la of Se *4 and
tretion to his mail. If there is a lock I tire, whereupon Hefrit dropped to the Se l4 ofSw l4 of sec. S and Ne V4 of Ne
attached to the box. a kev is not to lie ! ground for shelter and *»nt another bul­
of see. 17, tp. 1 N, R. 7 W.
held by the carrier, as he is expected to let at the murderer. Two more shots
were
sent
at
befrit
as
he
lay
on
the
deposit the mail without the necessity
Rev. Richard Farier, an Anglican mis*
of unlocking the box. The box or crane 1 ground
sionnry at Fort Churchill. states defi­
Tracey next shot three times nt Nelson,
should be so located on the roadside
nitely that the relics of Andree brought
that the carrier can deposit the mail Brewer and Anderson, and sent a few to the Hudson Bay ¡Hist three weeks
without leaving his vehicle or horse, and miscellaneous bullets tn the direction prior to his departure, on June 1. aie
yet not where it will obstruct public Williams had taken. Three bullets took undoubtedly authentic. The information
effect in Williams’ body and he dragged
travel.
received lonfirins the previous reports
The carrier is not required to collect himself out of the woods on his hands i hat the explorer and his company had
mail from the boxes, but there is no and knees, only to fall unconscious.
I »ven killed by Eskimos in the far north.
Tracey turned and disappeared in the
objection to his doing
_ so if it does not
More relies are expected to arrive in the
interfere with his making the schedule tiinl»er.
next mail from the North
Anderson took Williams to the buggy
time. The law provides that every
carrier of the mail shall receive anv mail of Ravmoiid and Brewer, and drove the Deafness Cannot be Cured
matter presented to him if properly pre­ wounded man to Bothell, where he was by local application«, a* they cannot rcnrli the
paid hv stamps, and deliver the same for placedin the hospital, and the alarm was «l»*ca*etl portion of the ear. There ia only one
way to cure deafnem, and that n» by <nu«tua
mailing nt the next j»ost office nt which given.
T!ie battle had consumed but a min­ tionaI remedies. Deainea-* 1« canard by an in-
he arrives, but that no tees shall I«
Hamed condiflbu of the mucosa lini .g of me
ute
or
two,
and
when
Williams
was
allowed him therefor.
Kuatachian Tube When thia tube get« inflam­
picked up he still had his rifle, while ed you have a rumbling «ound or imperfect
Raymond's revolver was in the dead hear ing. and when it la entirely closed <1eafnc<ut
i* the re«nit and unit*" the inflammation < an
Unless the anthracite o|w»nttom make man’s clutch, cocked.
betaken out and thia tube restored to it« nor­
some proposi ion for a settlement of the
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed for­
Escaped
Again.
strike of the miners, in Penneyhania. it
ever, nine ca«ea out of ten are caused by
From the stump where he had done Catarrh, which la nothing but au inflamed con­
v ill drift without any a li *al move tin
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deadly
execution. Trace
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chased dition of the mucous aurun*ea.
nil the 17th, when a coin e itli n to con -------
We will give One Hundred Dollar* for any
s’der the advisability of a general strik • through the woods a short distance along case of I>»afn vm (cauaed by catarrh) that can
n th? bituminous Hehls will In» held cow paths, until he emerged on the wag n.>t he cured by Hall’» Catarrh Cure. Send for
he estimat d loss to da e ill miners onroad which parallels the railroad from cirvulara. free.
I. CHKNFY * CO.. Teledo. O. ,
Wffile trampling
w iges is $11.» I <>00 >till no open dis Ravenna to Bothell.
PC.
are the beat.
ivnieut can tn» heard among the Diinor» toward Ravenna the murderer met a
RATES
(1 Hi
TRACEY IN
Kills Two Officers and Wounds
Tracey told Johnson that he was
Two Others, one Mortally.
a Deputy Sheriff in search of Tracy and
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Land Titles and Land Office
Business a Specialty.
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