Henry Starr Surrounded By Deputy Marshals

A special to the "Star" from Fort Gibson, I. T., says Henry Starr, the notorious train robber and wrecker, is surrounded by deputy marshals and a sheriff’s posse at a point on Dog Creek, about twenty miles from Nowata, the bandit’s home.

Unless the posse weakens, Starr will be taken dead or alive. Some of his pursuers are Cherokee Indians, and if necessary will meet Starr in open field with Winchesters. The reward of $15,000 is the cause of the present active movement against the bandits. Starr has six men, while the posse numbers twenty or more.