The morning call., 1892-01-20

for public sentiment is now incinng In our favor
We have nos succeeded In locating the CampGellS
a yet but found by going to " C0mstocks that
they had been there soon after their arrival from
Msrysyllle hut Ia not been seen Tor week,
NAV ma her yet in the massage column"
Do you think that you could get on me
out his whereabouts. Evidently you would
ind cut from Lees himself. for he Is the
You might not like making love TO him, but thea u
would only be Tor short time. DO you Know OF
formation on the subject; II yoa do either write to
them come down Yourself There IS talk now OF
murder, SO YOU see how public sentiment is chang
ing II could mud out that Harriet jacobson
nesses TO identity her as havirg been in one, no
matter If only once. II would break The back bone
her and convince yourself whether she is the seal
skim or not When can You come down 10 your
circle OF friends r. Il. hfLl.
TIE envelope Is addressed as follows Miss May
clifton. Box 277. Narysvlur
BUSINESS DULL ~ EVANSVILLE.
This letter | answered / did not keep any
cory Of the letter that wrote 10 T. h. Bel. 10
the best 81 my recollection SAID IN Tue letter
that did not know when would he down 10
San francisco as business was dull Ia MdlysVlHe,
aud owed little money there ana must stay
there until l made II, aud That ala NOT Know
any more about SealNkin than had told nm IN
person. IL was very short letter On NOFtm,
Der 10, 1891. received another eiter, auuI eS\tu
10 ne az Maysyie, dated san FIauclscO' no
vember Il, 1891, and sigued r. X. Bell. The
following is the letter;
F. R BELLS SECOND EPISTLE.
once OF }. A Brown, General Manager
International Cooperative Detective ASSOCIATION,
S4l Market street, Eoom /. {
san FRANCISCO (Ca-), November H. 1881
Dr4r lJay. Your welcome letter came to hand
to-day and 1 exceedingly glad 10 get IL you
may be sure and hasten 10 tell You how matters
stand. We have been on the rustic high and low
for cam aud wife aud have done nothing as vet; but
last night about O'Clock struck what MAJ prove
Grail asked In casual way girl IN the
social haI as TO ROsie's Whereabouts and she said
she didn't know. but cOulu md out IN a minute.
She ran over 10 one OF the other girls and came
back with the Information that Rosie and ia were
In Fresno which IL seems, is very likely. Do you
know curry haired blonde that used 10 go on
druuAs with Rosie and kip-her name IS tlOSSle
She knows a great deal but won't ten II all. Albert
can get Information from that source.
We are looking after Harry Morse, but ne
hasn't cot Rosie on that string DO You know MP Z
II do YOU can probably WORK Nun IoF y
G real deal He is lawyer in this case and people
think he knows more than lie wants 70 tell regard
ing Rosie and I'd. This FlOSste knows, ana hedrd
Rosie tax about the same as she talked up at
MarysyIlle, but FlOssie won't talk any more. Mr.
Brown Will 60 down 70 Fresh to-day 10 see II my
Information correct. Where Will you room
when Won get here? Let me know before yOn start
Sidney remembers you aud sends Gu ms most Alhd
regards, and says he knows that you can help MIN
a great deal IL YOU want 10. lie Is very glad that
met you; but he can't be any more elated over
II than ] am. wish ! could meet more girls Ike
you. Mr.. brown said that you aud RAY were TWO
OF the greatest exceptions in your ue that he ever
met. and / really tuiuK that you are GIVE my re-
CARDS 60 Ray and Dolly. Let me know before you
start hence. / know lis business 10 You, so wont
ask you to hurry. Write soon As you can TO,
Yours for this aud the next. r. X BELL
The envelope was addressed as follows:
Miss MAY CLIFTON,
MarySyIle,