Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-23

safe. took the money home with mo
and packed 1t IN my vallse, with some
things ! would want in the city during
IN absence of day or two. Then Celia
and took an early dinner | hurried to
the depot, caught the train. got sleep
ng car berth, Went to bed and woke up
N New York. There | took room at
The Aston House, fixed up little. break
tasted and then went down to the offices
If Douglas a. Jones, brokers, with whom
deposited the $4,000 as a margin on
the purchase of 1000 shares of Memphis
and Charleston Air Line stock, which
they took in before | left there at 30t.
put a stop order on it for sale at 40
and started over to Newark to get man
lfacturers' terms on that enameled
leather we were talking about laying in
a stock of landed at the Broad street
depot, went up Market street, and-and
that's all | remember. don't know
how got to bed last night"
What in the name of all that is in
comprehensive put it into your head to
make that break on Wall street." de-
manded
1t wasn't break. my dear fellow"
ne replied confidently. 1T was make
I'm sure OF it. | had private Informal
ton from an old friend. who was on the
inside. that the stock was to he put on
the market that morning, with strong
pool behind it pledged not to let it get
below 80. and manipulation all provided
fpv 70 70 "A
haps higher The safe 40 was good
enough for me. And meant to give you
joyous surprise by doubling our bank
account without your knowing how it
was done. And have"
Wouldn't it be rs we'll to wire to those
brokers and find out if you have" sug-
yested Mr. Bunker. pushing himself for
ward.
Hello, Bunkeri You here too! Well,
this is a reunion. Why, certainly. wire
them if you want to, though it is not
probable there is much of rise yet"
WHAT In 10 months2"
'Ahi Fifteen monthsl There you go
again" exclaimed Harold. with the trou-
bled look coming back in his face, land
lct SOuiu cWcdi yOu olC iSdl.
Well, to make long story short, the
message of inquiry was sent to Douglas
s. Jones. who promptly replied they had
sold his stock out at 40, as ordered, net
ting him $ls. 500 by the deal, which, with
his deposit of $4,000, had been for Is
months lying in bank awaiting his order
As may readily be supposed. Mr..
Bunker made no use of his extradition
papers. the policeman was sent about his
business, and Mr.. Trimble's good humor,
when he was taken into the general con-
| 6dence, was fully restored. The next
day we all set off together for home, but
went out of our way to investigate at
Newark the hypothesis suggested by
DR.. Harris, which we found perfectly
correct. While hurrying along Market
street, going to the leather manufac-
turers, Harold had been Frustrated by
sunstroke and was carried by the police
| to a hospital There he soon recovered
| physically, but with the entire loss of
his identity until his memory was re-
stored in the sudden and mysterious way
already described by no less severe
shock. that of the lightning stroke at the
camp meeting. That he had suffered
| such loss was not suspected by the doc
tors or nurses at the hospital, who upon
referring to their records remembered
his case perfectly. He had no papers or
anything else upon him to give him an
identity when he was picked up by the
police. 50 went down OH the register
simply as unknown man."
One Of the nurses, however. noticed
the initials III. l." on his cuff buttons
and invented the name Henry Leasing"
for him. which he when he was able to
60 out placidly accepted as his and
thenceforth wore. How he strayed away
off to Ohio nobody ever knew, but there
was nothing to prevent his going any
where and getting along very well. His
physical condition was good and his
mind all right. with the exception that
he had lost his past. in finding which
once more, am glad to be able to record.
he also found happy future.