The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-21

unhappy youth. But the other did no,
stop 20 listen; he had already started Il
INFORM the conductor. and in q moment
returned with that functioLary, 20 whom
he offered string Of suggestions as t1
jewels.
The conductor hesitatsd to take action
In the matter, but upon reaching tn.
next station secured the assistance OF
two police officers, whom he put IN
charge.
1.-THE baggage Of the passengers should
be searched" said the man who had
constituted himself the leader in The
shair, and 50 the officers ordered.
Al once vigorous search began a. the
train rolled onward. The news spread
quickly from the locomotive TO the bag.
gage wagon, and every one yielded with
good grace 10 the examination. The
young leweler alone betrayed an uneasi
hess his face became lisid, and he swayed
BACK and forth as though on the verge OF
fainting.
he search was unsuccessful, and the
ofhcers shook their heads In a doubtful
manner.
suddenly onr obliginy neiyhbor. who
had shown decided instincts as "A detect.
we and who entered into the work with
afd"r. caught sight Of Passenger who.
wrapped IN yoiuminous cloak. had
seemed TO sleep during the turmoil. An
preaching him, he threw aside the cloak
anu disclosed to view the missing yalis.,
All said lac. with triumphant air,
u knew well 1t WAS not far of"
The passenger thus disturbed did not
however, appear put out by the discovery.
Leave me alone" said he: the vslise
Is mime"
ours" cried the man; "why. the
handles are missing! You are too cool
10y far Wha, do YOU think Of the i'm
pudenee u your thief. my young sir
turning 10 the jrwclrr. proud of the role
hr had ~ successfully played-"you rec.
"ghize your valise, do you notY'
The poor young fellow lost his head
lie should have thanked the man for his
zeal taken back his property and thu,
terminated The affair; bat he obetinalely
replied. No; il Is hot mine"
The thief br-athsl again. the r-rriIous
moment PASSED You see" said IA.
WITH superb dis.iain.
bns our amateur detective was not
convinced he would no, give nm the
ha'ti-. II recognize II III, self " he cried.
Il AIN no, blind. for the matter OF thu,
II lie easily drt-rinincllf this Ike the miss.
Ing ,alis- or no We know tina, the op,
We seek contains diamonds -here will i.a
uncomfortable proof Hand Inc your key
III, NJ shall snon arrive "A, the truth 81
this matter canno; comprehend your
doubts on the subject"
nut al tins moment terrible or, WAS
heard. The young man rushed maJly
10 the platform If the coach and ,b,,-w,
hi,h~~f h"alluns under Tia. wheel. 80
the train, which crushed him into =
bleeding mas
A'Hou viii have OWNED tue Young man
Who passed n, II travelling ,,,,,ler "
III rraiity. at agent ~ the Nihih,,s and
The 'sl'r' Ia" guarded with ~ much care
and anxiety contained. no; diamond.
bui n'ssi"is II nrwl, invented adhesive,
which were To- tc tested for the s,>,
tlino d, a '"innii,.-' Ia Mns-cow. uhithe,
hc MAJ taking them. The ur.tch.,, who
had stF~, him ,his al,oinInablc c,.tnu,is.
.i"n hal evidently chosen a Young ,,u.
dcrt fr'-.h FROM college.
~ "a" neat station the ,Ali~e ~.
oi-t.'~i and found /" contain the internal
tlao hifs''. which explained the resistance
oh"r"I hl the unfortunate Youth 10 the
discover, Hc had IN duub, come To the
o"b' fusion that al! wAs lo.st In h.
'tui-fs',i"n hc d,i ~, consider tina, bc
Qua nav" prevented the "I~ning q! the
ais" l.! .' in"wlc'iins the property. he
= '"N' nay "a" IN vision the result O.
hhIlns l'a contents He fcsr~sl az
rest. aud iaAi !; would force him 10
break N"Ws duplicating others. and l.o.
nS "nah1" 80 '"..' Niih !; ho rushed 10
bis Destruction. True Flag