, 1889-06-27
THE MISSING MAN,
Fursher Particulars concerninK His Dis-
appearance. Other Eysnts nj spAnsl,.

appearance. Other Evsnts nj spanx,s,
SrANaLE, June %, Corresp spopdence. I'm
regard to the man reported missing in TIE
REVIEW yesterday, some Of the details
were not accurately reported, partly on &C.
count Of the lack Of information OF your
correspondent, and partly because it was
difficult to understand what was said over
VINO bousht the p. V. Miner saw sss miIl mHp
across HapRman three or four months
here On the 9Th, 'aus ieayius ilS% Sis
pony here, In the livery stabls which
IL here vet. He was last seen with about
$500 in one Of the houses on Front street
in Spokane about 10 O'CLOCK Monday
night This is supposed to have been the
night OF the 10th. Sir. NJ orse is bachelor,
was apparently doing well, and no satisfac.
tory explanation of bis disappearance can
be given, and it is supposed he Was fouily
dealt with. His employees will probably
file liens on the logs or lumber on the yard
to secure any balance due them.
The house Of Mr.. Morris caught fire last
evening about $50, but il was seen and
promptly put out by the efficiency OF Mr..
Carr.
The death of William Colavan's baby,
which WAS about three weeks old, oc-
CURED yesterday after two days sickness.
The burial will take place to. day. They
nave the sympathy OF all in their grief.
Alexander Glasgow Of the c. q o. mills
was In town Thursday and estimates the
amount OF wheat taken by l.. Vess. 1t is
estimated to be ABOUT $50 bushels, al.
though Vess declares he did not take over
twenty-five bushels. Since the discovery
OF the matter it is remembered that last
winter when Glasgow was taking sacked
wheat and piling 1t outside near the Echo
Warehouse receiving and shipping almost
daily, that Mr.. Ve's frequently had busi-
ness down there after night un.
der cover OF the excuse that he
had work on his books or reports. It il
also remembered that at that time he cut
"a hole In the east side OF the warehouse
(that is the Echo warehouse) ostensibly to
let In lignt; and while there ia no other
evidence the Inference is drawn that many
q sack of wheat disappeared through that
hols. Then. too, some 100 bushels of
wheat left in the warehouse by William
Sanders and Z. Reilly ut the time vess
took charge, is gone and no account of it
can be obtained. Other irre2 uarities
seem TO exist also, which, however, may
possibly be easily explained.
The Iowa picnic on Hangman below
Joe Heinrich's sawmill last Sunday was
grand success. We were told that there
are good many Iowa people in the coun-
try who were not there, But there were
certainly q lot of them there.
b. w. Shaw ana wife are rusticating
for while at Rosalia.
st. John Skinner of Kosalia Ia here now
in charge Of the Echo warehouse, to whom
much credit is due for forcing d coufes-
sion from Vest of tapping the G. & C.
warehouse.
DR.. Pittwood. the dentist of Spokane.
and brother of DR.. +. Pittwsod, is here
for u few days practicing his profession
The Sunday school picnic at Kirkpat-
rick grove on the 10th il said to have
been fine. Four schools participated, hav-
ing speaking and varioua exercises, all of
which were very enjoyable. The Liberty
school received especial praise.
Now, Mr.. Editor, we expect the whole
REVIEW force to be here on the Fourth,
cOutestinR for the various prizes offered
for broncho riding, climbing the CREASED
pole, catching the creased pig, running or
jumping, the sack race, ETC., etc. No
frst prize IL less than S5. except for little
girls' race. A full programme can be
found in the Record. About twenty diff
ferent prizes will be distributed. BY mis-
take the sack race prize Is given at vi. 1t
should b. IS. Not less interesting will
be the exercises of the forenoon. Espec-
tally may much entertainment aud instruc.
tion be expected from the Grafton by Rev.
u. N. Annes.