The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

The New Yorker was pleased 10 near
that, and had no doubt that the acquaint-
ance so auspiciOusly begun would be more
firmly cemented in the future, and lots Of
other stuff like that did he injectinto the
conversation.
A room was reached and entered. It was
fairly well furnished, and at one corner of
it there was a closet. AT a desk sat pale
young man, seemingly weaker than the
guide who had come from the hotel There
were some books and papers scattered
about, and the Siclzly young man was tear
ing in pieces ONO and two dollar bills. He
did not work fast. Some of these bills
were shown the newcomer, and then the
party got down to business.
| Tn Maine man thought he had better
/ take the bulk of the goods in tens, for he
reasoned there was no more risk run in
/ passing ten than a one. He was shown
/ a package said TO contain 100 tens. He
counted it and found the correct number.
/ The money looked good all the way
through, and later he bought four OF the
| packages. These were put into bag.
The Maine man clutched this and then
| gave up $3.50, and at this moment q burly
fellow entered the room, locking the door
behind him. The Maine man grew nery-
Gus, but he felt better when the newcomer
informed all that one of Inspector Byrnes'
men had been "nosing" around all the
morning and was then in the building. It
was thought that be was not onto" that
room, but it was conceded that all had
better lay low for awhile.
The sickly young man gathered his torn
bills and hastily thrust them into the grip
of the man from Maine, the dapper chap
with the mutton chops pulled some sam
pies from his pocket and burned them at
stove, while every now and then the burly
one peered into the hall. occasionally max
ing a short trip about the building. II was
then about 4 O'Clock The dapper man
said he should vacate that night, but be
was bound 20 see his friend out of town.
For further security he quietly did the
little bag up in paper. 50 that il looked
something ike a package OF pears or
peaches, and he told the man from Msin1
70 give MIN five dollars With this be sent
the last conner 70 the Fail River line. where
a ticket to Boston WAS secured for three
dollars and a srafeTD0m for two Ticket
and KEY were brought back AID then al
secretly left the building.
Inspector Byrnes' man was pointed out,
AIl NtfG taYsfts Lldl Ilil NAE IE1VJ-tlUb
county man he should never ags3p use that
Office nor 20 near the MOTEL The man with
the 1850 was seen On board the boat, 10,
was he left alone uHtil the last bell Wa
TUng With quiet expressions rs 20 mora
business IN the future, aud wishes Of good
luck 70 come, the dspPer New Yorker de-
parted. and Ks the boat shot ont into the
North river the man from Peuobscos hur-
ned to bis staterOom 70 study MS new pur-
chase
IL did not take long
The bag sesHb-g tie Ss1Ds bag which hs
had held IN MS hand when the breaf HES
messenger announced the nesrne-s % ttss
inspectors man. vat j WAS BOE the same
There was bundle u greer stuff Inside,
but the torn rllls thrust IL ~ the sickly
yonng man we're missing Yes tte Ofhsr
bundIe lo0krs ~. right out II was only
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