Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
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ta " s ecrg ~ toe stolen
fgs1s. 2s8 ssI1zo1ed : skilled de-
teFs u al 6ea b. wire
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sg Void nj for an instznf harygr
80 fh2ag tast - wa guilty. con-
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f,fa-ztsf55a esac eling Jsnes.
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hsd rssasBs8 fHDa the rexa-d the
e9efs u ~ 1sts rive N gf tha toxa
osEesra
{ haze > asa0rsi fOndues4 E0r 1f.ras-
tgsisag ~ mysterious. Thieh. dap
lng ~ earlier ye&rs. rendered sae in
ferasfe1 "a begfidsringly-pl gtted
stories snd plzzies sna. Later. in
daeDcs4 ne f. sgfys ali tie intricate
Fnsti5eDatiesi groile,ps that came In
Fsy raj thus enabling me - secure
> hig5 rank n mathematician srhiIe
81 easlegs.
aaa 0fssa thought should ike
- ~fse = dsbscffSe. whose business
il wholly IL tte line Of the nlrsteri-
asts Here Nss a. opportunity for
no q til faY ability 10 This diree-
ton. sn1 resAyed not % let II pass
ufiiH proved
Going - the bank. iu hi private
c5ie3 held ~ Interview with the
casiiier, Win whom I was on the
faosE friendiy terms. as he nad a son
IL ny sebool. and asked.
'1(szO yo8, Wh0 have known him
from his b9ghoOi call % MIND any
thing which JANIS ever did. prior to
tho burglary. which would stain his
chaczcserf"
~ cannot. VA the reply. Ills
has always been = model life."
80 FAR - yon know. has be ever
speenlatef in stOe<sg'
<now thai he never has. that
every cent 81 his savings he Deposited
10 this bank,
+" You think be robbed the bank?s
The cfrcsmsfantiai evidence point
ia that direction, yet 1 cannot bring
fnysoh 10 regard him really guilty.
"Hss the detective examined his
boOkss9
'aIie has not nor made any mention
81 them
With your permission. should
like 10 do 30 "
Such . permission was readily &C.
corded me and, when had carefully
looked through the books said.
Judging from the comparative
freshoess Of the ink. / should think
all 8ie writing IN them during the
last four days therein represented
was done at one and the same time. 4
Quite likely" the cashier re-
sponded James was kept 20 busy
last Saturday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday as teller that he had
scarcely any time to devote to the
books"
May he not have come to the bank
"Wednesday evening to work on the
cooks2'
Possibly. Ghouga 1 never knew
him 20 do so before .
Had he come here to perpetrate q
crime no would not have been likely
to touch the booksg'
NO." aud the monosyllable spoke
volumes.
Naturally. Iobsorved, ave must
then consider him innocent. in which
case he Is doubtless the victim Of foul
play"
After momentary silence he