Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

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TIE Ber Thonas Ford. wse sor
1tlrss years had s'ssr fts allest and
rDst prarLnelt eafr uEn fa w..
Had teuoe-sa ti1e fsssgrztlVn gf als
pastora1e because ID use hsB 0wn
lzagnaEs. y nuet ~ away from
here an Ca asa5se engta ~ tile
y the ersAaE pr-gF = tie 6zE
When ne ~ So eara We was
ssnlera5 a rsee pl5rz z he tou15hal.
wh1eh was CROW 5e5 70 ersrillgw1ng 81
u,ezaaeus e. kis ehurrh- tie citizens
q the pa general b and psgpl=
s.-1'i1 a1 !fQlulaiE tewEa
Els Garsma address was vsrv asle
and touching. and n she course y =
he remar6e
The Esy q erI dos-s s. AAr1
The words lac ssasry EaLlsu 5r1m
LIS lips Wt.e1 KAN = the auEia1ee-
s,lsing e1ea51e
--8One ear - better qualified -
ateest tae s u that statement
thsn vpH are
The strange Enszrrzptlaz nary
f,arzzTze.5 these rhg heard II a--autal
. daztf-Ee IS 55sa.s-sissa ARR as
che rgieH 81 tiss SPEAKER seemed a.
Has 81 most ls those present.
thgsgn IL astzres were not
brought 3 rlsEale FisI.ssr 70 fas erEy-
mar eIguts-zanlss While IL teens Died
from head 70 togE
--Dg rDu recognize ne agEa~ ~
eoutlEEsel- renewing VIZ q false
tsard aoz ao3ersd sDsezaeles. reveal
1zg fals features C enc missing Keller.
hor3s w0sLE ts1 - depict tie Goa
steELatloa ransss aant upon fhis rsra-
lstLr-- Increased e possible. ~ ths
AT Coo which the clergyman
2 arulstss1 "a ysftifui tone
Last WEDNESDAY evsufng. James
zss=antT ara-an. = vent - the bank
e q E-e ~ and Lad been
ztere abort 10 hours whsa heard
sqnsgas r. to oatar door. Going 10
tie dsgr tyand Mr. F0-8 re-y-
one gaIeaa a e eIagEm KAN. who
1ac SINK Into q seaT1d -aE
aruc MS q stranger 90 Ee
.s'I szw q igat q the laas ard we
g led - get p1 q -le -s=sse
sgEer- -zid Alz FgsS. ~ @ have
70 UUaFe
~ invited then y enter and they
were hardly il-e ar5 ire door
closed wael Mr. Ford observe
-'ae came h-a nHt eEpaes5ng -
Esd anyone in tie 5l5ing- y ROB
The hank whiea rs shall III. and
necessity eaEnls- - ~ make y5z or
prisoner
hey gagged re wita cz hand
kerehiet- 5ounG ne hand AID font.
s5t1 another har1.zerea Eslaee
insussre - The catents ~ tsa
vault. which 1ra- yper Thea
Yog iap gazr5 0ver Lin wlile .
20 home and yst Esy fesa ~ eDa-
Tey him FROM here. Alr Eord said. .
addressing ai- corr pa.iaris after Ehieb .
b. eEfiHg shed @ light and lsst
to bank
An Aoar late- 7 lad been tzksn 70
Mr. FORD houe where have since
remained. . prisVner-rith plenty 81 .
Tc9d and g0o5 bed - sleep ~. but
a prisoner Just The sane
lie stopped and nodded al me. ST 4
ting beside him arOse. removed 4
the facial di-guise- which I wore. 4
thus creating nev seusatiOu. and 4
began.
Without going into al the details /
Of ms investigation ! win sat that
~ various elews pointed 70 Mr. Ford /.
as concerned IN the burglary-par.
ticularly his sudden resignation. his
unusual nervousness since the crime +.
was perPetrated. mutteriugs that I 4
hare heard from hi liDs when he
passed me-sup DOse5ly . stranger
the fact that window ID the upper
part 81 his house has been heavily
curtained a. II was not prior 70 the
burglary.
Soon after he came here this
evening, ! effected a forci5le entrance
into his house in such a way that /
should LeaTe no traces Of ms deed If
in the clrtained room. previously
referred r.. found James. a pri-o1er.
as he has said relea..d MIN
passed him the wig. false beard ana
glasses which ] wore: hast.ned 10 ny
acardiDg- place near b. and procured
a suit of clothes fol. him which had /
never wOrn- which I felt assured
would II him 20 nearly are We Of the
same size: provided myself with .
another makeup; came here with
hin. 2
/ rat down and another painful
silence ensned, which was broken BIZ
hr. Ford. who arosc. and In a firm.
but sad voice. said:
81 am guilty, as / have been repre-
fented, but not the absolute uiscre-
ant that you have reason t. believe
me. Plea listen to ms story. which
viii be brief
When the rebellion began rnv
father was a wealthy farmer IN the
South: At its close was a penniless
orphan.
Il naccustOmed 70 labor and used
70 having my every wiah gratified
whose qualification money rendered
possible, / drifted into evil ways for
~ rtrjrifsffr o. mccall 81 y.,,e-t Z 49,