oSi—-MrtwrCiisnONLY DEPUTY DEADI o1I I)ini asek OTIS TIIMI.I, \M) l)llt;’K PKIIItY n(l WII.I, IjIVK—ONK OITLAWi ftT'HI l.I.FD IN FICJHT.ip.e-Cij(Bulletin.) | •«VINITA, I. T.. Mar. IT — (2 a. m.) kiit 8— Robert Thompson, possnnan, who he Was *n with the WyclifTe.X'VJW- -lUPs .Xtjv.^uayinav... 1.1UU, . iAmiles from here, arrived in Vinila: Tlhe i ,last night with the body of Deputy) daJ-vir+frtj- -sTtfrwrunmdrr rr: tnTsTfip.Trfcwho was killed during the fight.Thompson says thai Otis Tidel and • la: Dirk Terry, who were at first report-!though Terry way shot through theIbody and will recover. ThompsonEsavs that hlt;- himself shot one of the outlaws, a tall white man, who fell’ to the ground apparently dead. 'covered the bandits first Saturday ^aisajiwr-wd»r ‘frb'u ntls TraTTecT~them 1to the scene of the fight. There were five of the outlaws and they a’ once4engaged ;in a fierce battle, whichlasted an hour........ |al During the engagement more In*1 it- (linns Joined the outlaws. G11st rap s' was shot through the head and fell *s at Thompson's fed. The officers Tit10 backed away jjs the attack of the -n*-ti outlaws became too isevere *to be ofie withstood. Finally ihe outlaws came sot r- to Dilstrap's body and robbed it of ‘ cal l- a watch, gum and money. After-' Ta a- wards »-he eurjuwa retreated and- pi* is none of them, has .been heard from feeiBUi«flisfcHftu££i^t3sSa£2!a2a^^jr. ed that they were seen riding «t♦ '■ •es through the couuirv toward the Ar- ha;• * % •i- Rartsas line. ’ the