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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-24

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
;. Wiley Navigation Co $ Steamer
MCLTNoMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arriva
olympia at $50 q ~ Tacoma at s:Nan
Tacoma at. ,leSQ a N Seattle at...ls.ao n,
Seattle at. lse9 y ~ Tacoma at. 500 N
Tacoma at. $50 p II Olympia ats a ~,
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ...... 50 a n, Tacoma -. a.se
Tacoma .....loaQ a m Olympia 80. 10 n =,
1Nmpia 800 \ III Tacoma 49,. $500 . ~,
Tacoma a:Se p N Seattle ..,... 7:S0 % n.
rare between Seattle and tacoma. %
cents Landing at Seattle Civ 49,
foot OF Main street
CITY DOCK Co. Arenta
capt H. Wiley, Manager. Telephone Nsa
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.,rr.sr FOR WHIMSICAL.
Portland. April .. 1876.
~ r. 6. PAGUE, Forecaster.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcCL-
r-7E. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattie. April 2. 1875.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
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Arlington dock. leaves for victoria AMI
pa~t Te@nse7d AaglY. except Sunday. at
ff-1a p ma rptuFutHE leaves Victoria ?
~ Steamer G5AAo leaves for Port
Il sssrn send and way ports daily, except
Sunday at q m, Sunday sttreet, al ?
~ returning otres~1. leaves Port
sT.,.-rse1r,s ~ { r.. m Telephone To.
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At PORT TOWNSEND.
Seattle. April 2. 1895.

Exchanges al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
haa clearing houses today were:
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SrEANiERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE 70 TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
regular daily trips. Seattle TACOMA
route. as follows
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Jobhing Quotations.

-, io'loE'nE are the prices paid ev re-
= sea'srs for roun1 lots delivered at the
- - CT en- the cars, or the iohbing rates
va BY wholesale dealers with ordinary
0zs o. credit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Asylum Directors.

The board Of Asylum directors held
It's regular quarterly meeting Monday.
7 X. Gooding was elected president,
and George B. Rogers, secretary. All
business OF the session was dispatched
in one day During the meeting it was
decided TO enlarge the farm, and Or.
Giyens, superintendent, has since pur.
chased for the institution, the Shilling
tract Of 800 acres.
Preparations are under way to erect
an additional wing TO the main build
ing aud this work will be pushed TO
completion during the summer and
fall Taken all in all the Idaho Asy.
lum Is one Of the best managed pub.
he institutions 10 the country.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
oromlng.

The Methodist Sunday school, Of
Blacktoot, is growing IN interest as
yell as in numbers. The attendance
last Sunday showed a total of 81 The
largest since the organization Of the
church. The average attendance for
the month past was "a.
One OF the most pleasing features is
the increasing attendance on the part
og the adult citizens OF the town. The
Bible class is one Of great interest and
profit TO al who Join il. The super.
ln,endvnt extends a cordial invitation
10 the parents, and to the public to
visit the school and witness its Sun.
day afternoon services.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
THE ENTERTAINMENT
sy the Normal School Faculty Splen-
did Success.

By the Normal School Faculty Splen-
did Success.
The literary and musical entertain
meut at the opera house, Blackfoot,
Friday evening Of last week. by por-
tion Of the State Normal Albion, fac
ultv. was betitting finale Of the teach
ears meeting, and rare gem Of its
kind.
To Miss Woodbury., music teacher
the public was chiefly indebted for the
rich radiant and enjoyable treat OF
the evening.
Her musical olio and selections for
recitals we're happily made and superb
ly rendered Blacktoot never enjoyed
a more pleasing entertainment OF its
character. and It gives us pleasure to
say the Normal faculty won lanrels
for themselves and the institution OF
learning over which they preside.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20

|.i
| centsl
lone dI
|ars tofI
20 cel
,rg5 4
|lpap |
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Bishop Talbot.

Right Reverend Bishop Talbot, Of
Idaho, has been invited to perform
the marriage ceremony for Miss Mary
Letter, an heiress and reigning belle
Of Chicsgo, TO Mr.. George Curzon, a
member Of parliament, of England.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular quarterly examination Of per
sous desiring certificates TO teach in
Bingham county will be held at the
court house at Blackfoot, Idaho, on
Thursday, May I'd, 1895, at 0 o'clock,
AN. FRED S. STEVENS,
County Superintendent
Blackfoot. Idaho, April 10th, 1895,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Dentistry.

D.N. Schumacher, D. D. s., Of Idaho
Falls, will visit Blackfoot again on
Monday, April 22nd He will be fully
equipped and prepared to do dental
work OF all kinds. Those wishing
work done will do well TO call on him
at the Blackfoot hotel.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20

Beautiful line of laces and embroid.
cries, Vandyke point, cream aud white,
all new, direct from New York.
c. Bunting & Go.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20

Try our japan W" ."
pound. = pu 49,.
Mrs. j. B. Miller left for Butte 'n''
morning to interview the RELIEF oom
mittce in regard to her claim an" 49,. -
"a get a share Of the funds l"'''
wns $4,000 in the hands Of tue ,,,as e9n,
m,,,ec on the 2sth, ult., to DC o'S''es !,
an,ong the families OF the victims =
,ho oyolos,on in proportion 70 'uS
anmher Of dependent ones ~ ,,o,' guy.
s,.a,Iy and it is but just 'ha' m H.s.
"r,or and her three little nelpl's,
.,,,ldren should receive her Sn"'O :
'"',I'pu ,S'. sam..-saluon City Recorder !.
Good heavy satesn at Bulls lot =
cents per yard.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Notice.

There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the East Branch Canal Com
pany on Saturday, May 18th. 1895
All are requested to attend, as busi
ness of Importance is to be transacted
JAMES DREW, President
Blackfoot, Idaho, April 18th, 1895
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20

Raging and damaging floods are re-
norted IN all the New England streams,
Mems clothing $500 to $500 per
suit at Bunting's,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Western Loan and Saving Company
Salt Lake City, Utah, April II, 30
Mir. JonN MONTGOMERY,
Blaekfoot, Idaho


DEAR SIR.-We are in receipt OF q
copy OF Tur BLAcKroor News with
your notice denying the false state
ment made BY the representatives OF
,be Fidelity" We feel under deep
obligation TO You for your attention
10 this matter and request you to adj
wise MS Of the cost Of the publication
Of the notice and we will take pleasure
in paying the same We would also
be pleased to consider the application
for a loan that may be wanted by any
of our members there
Your truly,
A. H. ApKIsoN,
Asst, Sec'y.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
d IS 7.

wn remain in Blaekfoot for short time, All
desiring Dental Work done should call on him.
crown and Bridge work and Aluminium and
Gold Plate a Speciality. All work guaranteed
Teeth Extracted BY Harmless AnaStbetit,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
VI i d, E,,k Briefly Told

sHds u 'he un''ca S'A'ea sfaid
/ shirts from 25c. each and up
H.. Call aud see them at Bunting's
| ,,rpder sheriff Ed winn came
!. from ths Pals hrst Of the week
/ v,,, i quoted At 67l, that makes
/ u brighter and better.
I nv,,rly examination Of teachers
!. TeEtoot May "a Sec notice %
a~,ia,sndent 10 another column.
1 ap,he Blacktoo, Lumber Co for
n, hnber doors and sash. Yard
5 . ,hs mill
4 ri NeCouurll, son os Governor
Ie.s.sIl, ha. accepted position a,
HTlgG
] > Pixies Cream Baking Powder
wssFs Fair iilGhsst A~sFs.
\ B1!ars have been thick and busy
I gsaisllo, during the past ten dayS
\ ilssIa
n NJ Holbfook Is improving bis rss-
I a Toprty 10 a vas that makes
\ als bird laugh and laugh.
I h, sss, o. Rcrvll a Cos osie.
! ~! bgssd o. Syrup, 70 BE- closed
aans0 pa kcg ~ W A BaiIs
4 NJ shurrhes Of Blaekto,o, wew
urssl asI lovely With aorai deooFa.
4 . Els;sI Sunday
n ss las rrnlcd a house, further
4 n a. our l,,tle bird satin 90, this
b about As easy % cay > kind
4 sg It yoar nsightnr as an evil osc
4 @ yoa come To think about il
Ier iips % Ian slippers and Or
4 "a W ladies' m,sses and ehildFvr
j a@ilngs
laa5y Welsh dt.lorAsei hia rghI
a!s' and sastainesi c,hcr injuries
i.ill ttum his horse Sunday.
sa iiolbrook has bought the Stew
aiieaer 10 the southern part q
aga,er John q. BrpHu ordered
4 gds q Ma, Browning while 10 Tbs
Naalay
h loanelt 90 record "a a publil
IL ssslctnr BY planting trees and shrub
aad otherwise sCau,ifying lh'
~RChy
Ird' announcing the marriage Q
y Grace Pearl Bennett and ht
s'1 q poca,cIlo, May %, haT'
inucd 10 friends.
si' Browning, % Browning Bros
III Ssisu, spent Monday 10 the Grow
u and sold number of bicycle
Y hers
~ Geo T Gagon wilI 60 East .
81 q 81 she il sufficiently recovered :
~, perhaps early 10 May
We Veesy has accepted schoc
y Miller district and began ih
u q Monday.
Gecial Land Agent Saddlcr le'
ny morning for the HALEY .au
l'tCt
'laDES SEEDS. Garden seeds b
psekaee, ounce or pound. All ne
20 'eed, for sale at Buntings.
'es comep and homeseekers Al
wing into Idaho at splendid rat
"s Aomestcads haye been filed th
M on 70 date, than in any month
II. p''t two ears.
II '''cArm reports say Lewis frcigb
'V'Vat will be taken TO Red Roc
'ana, to haul freight from th
:" % the Yellow jacket mines.
"efy lot IN the cemetery can
s"'d and improved, and those wi
" make improvements, too SOC
w Their sleeping dead.
"rt'ee's Cream Baking Powder
sfalr Highest Medal and Diploma.
IVY Baptist Church, Blaokfoot,
III s,,unR new pastor carly in Z
W. of May lie will come fro
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Elegy on the Town Mule.


Good people all of every sort
Give ear unto my aong.
While | misfortune's deed decry
To alleviate the wrong.
In Blackfoot town mule was found
OF whom the world had said
That still a willing race be ran
Whenever he was fed.
And In that town a man was found
As many men there be,
Both Indian, Spapiard, dude and clown
or hign and low degree.
The man and mule at first were friends,
But something stirred his nibs,
So be went home and got his AZ
And broke the town mules ribs.
Around from ali the neighborinR streets,
BY mill and court and school
The wondering people bore the news
OF their beloved mule.
The wound IL seemed both sore and sad
To every Christian eye,
And while they swore the man was mad
They swore the mule would die.
His life had been a dreaTy one
He often had the blues
For the winter past-be lived
On sardine cans and shoes.
His forthought was not very great
His head was still quite long,
For when he stood outside the gate
His teeth could NOW the lawn.
His diet being very thin
AS everybody knows,
There was but little stun within
To help Withstand the blows.
So when the heavy weapon fell
trow, on his blind side
His ribs they caved completely in
And soon the mule had died -.
Another big reduction in the price
Of Lucern Seed, 10000 lbs. for sale at
Six (6) Cents per 10. Positively the
lowest price for this season, so hurry
along and don't get left.
john MONTGOMERY,
Blackfoot, Idaho
Beautiful line of laces and embroid
cries, Yandyke point, cream aud white
all new, direct from New York.
G. Bunting & Go.
Shiloh's cure is sold on a guarantee
II cures incipien: consumption. 1t is
the best cough cure, only one cent 8
dose. 25c., soc, and 81. sold by Ber
II. Fernish.
No small objection which youns
folks had to the old-time spring-med
icines was their nauseousness. In ou
day, this objection is removed ant
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the most power
ful and popular of blood-purifers, il
as pleasant to the palate as a cordial
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-20
Easter Eniertainmenis.

The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools, Blackfoot, gave appropriate
and pleasing entertainments at their
respective churches, Sunday evening.
The churches were beautifully decor
ated: we're rich 10 Goral displays and
never looked better for an Easter fes.
tival. Splendid audiences greeted both
schools, and every body was pleased
with what they saw of the services OF
the glorious Easter Everybody seem
cd TO feel the inspiration OF the hour
10 be under the influence Of the glad
Easter carols
"Rejoice this day Of budding Spring
our Lord is risen--fhrist ~ King,
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
A PECULIAR CYCLONE.
II his small section of Omaha and pisap-
peared.

II HIS Small Section 81 Omaha and Disap-
penred.
OMAHA, April 80 "A cyclone struck
the northern portion Of this city. Several
houses were blown down, and number
OF persons were injured. Investigation
developed that the damage was very much
more general than was at first supposed.
The Injured are W a. Barnett Ont In the
face and head; Mrs Barnett internally
injured; r. VI Thompson struck by fly
ing timber and seriously hurt in the head (.
three Barnett children, more on less cut
and bruised; MIR. Max sunderland. hurt
by falling timbers. Several others wero
slightly hurt
As nearly as can be asoertained the cy-
clone only struck the Garth for moment
and then rebounded into the air It's
course was from northeast 20 southwest
It was about block in width and only
covered territory Of about four blocks
long
Some Of the residents who saw II from
a vantage of thrco or four blocks away
said that as nearly as could DO seen in the
darkness It looked as though bunch Of
clouds came swirling through the air
from tho northeast, and after striking tho
cottages bounded into the air like a ball.
Outside Of the immediate neiehhorhood 81
the devastation tho wind was no greater
than Il was IN the othor portions Of ths
/ city. Immediately after the greatest force
| OF the wind had subsidized rain foil in tor
Il rents.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
nrEn.

ARMSTA ONG.-Cn April Is 1895, Rebecca
c., wife Of samuel Armstrong, aged - ye-Iss
BRANNAN--On April n. 1906 susie, daugh-
ter of William aud Margaret brannan, aged
~ years.
CONNER -On the 2lth instant, Joseph b.
Conner, aged 60 years.
DOUGHERTY-Iu this city, on t7th instant,
Rt the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jeandt Il. William Dougherty. aged 65 years.
GREGG.--ln Philadelphia, ON April "a, 1895.
Ella, daughter Of The late Rev. Joseph aid
Alice Gregg.
HAMPTON On April "a, 1895, Mary X in
FAINT daughter Of William :. and Amelia Rob-
inso Hampton, aged months and days.
HORN Entered into rest April 26th. 1905,
l4eighton MerTlck, Infant son Of Charles ;.
and Hannah T Horn, aged II months.
HANNA Elmer D, Hanna. aged q yeRrs.
HAESON.--On April -. Is o, Miss Mary
Hanson, aged 81 years.
NICHOLSON. On April 20. Is7ac J. Nichol.
sOn, IN the fist year Of his age.
Relatives and friends and the members Ol
Fairfax Lodge, No. s. i. D. q. ~. and
Clay ton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF P ave invited ~
attend The funerai, from his late residenee,Nc n
| log West Seventh street, on Thursday. May =
at 2 O'Clock D. M Services at the house. In
ierment a. Wilmington and brandywins
Cemetery.
PENNlNGrON.-In Philadelphia. April %
1895, James A. Pennington, aged 80 years.
| ROBERTS. .-On April a. 1896. Ann J.,widov
Of Samuel W. Roberts, aged 90 wears.
RI SELL.-On April p. 1895, Eta, daughter
/ OF Thomas aid Clara Russell, a. q years.
/ STEWART. On the oath instant, Alexan
/ der Stewart, in the 18Th 5ear Of his age.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
RAIARoApn.


ESENNsYLyANEA RAILRoAD--sTAND
AID Railway d aneflcx rTosectec
hhr1nghoat " the lnteriocking aRiteh Anc
PffiIA tiEi.rf3I "A. vtl1,s1 4rrr1 and Bat
TsMORN RAILROAD, in effect April 81. 1896.
Trains vii leave Wilmington ~ loiloHs
81 si 81 RSagzpreS n III q 6s o i ia "a ila5 II
y 81 :. M, iis %, o.. %. "a. 40, b6. %.
ACCOMMODATION, 90, 7 %, $ 0s, lo4sar. .nm,
Chester express, 81. s., gsn, Tn, $50,
%. i9n6. = 70. II q N. 10, sob. 8 0&.b Ss,
Auconinoaatio I 5su oo 60, 8 @, ,lO4s. lissAm
| IA 59, a %. Q 40, 3 1b, z AZ, 10 36 ~.
. Is, l606' na 4 m Ii2S5. ia. ST5'
| B ~. IS. T07. 01a. 10 H5pm
aoston. without change. % u NJ. bssp NJ.
For the South-Southern Railway Exprese,
| Z n pm. aleepers TO Hot spring. Memphis and
| New Orleans.
Wess Chester. via Lamohin. . 81 ~. $40
Newark uentrs and intermediate stationa
| l310An.6 80 y 20.
= OE, 4i, Q So. IA, 70 m, ls 40 night.
Baltimore ene internadiats stations. AZ
Leave PhiiadeIphis. Ia Broad street. for WI
/ mingtnn. express. 3 hO 30s H0, 6als lDtO
b IS, 18s m. Tl2 s5. %, . (2. 846, 41l. a,
500. 49, 6ea. S7. 60, IAG nl0. IL 70.
Recommendation, Q 20, ! %. 10, 10 IS . N. / 20.
so9, %, AG. -. ss. 10 %, II % p m.
sunday Trains-Lenve Wilmington for:
philadelphia, express, 81, 2 bS, 30. 86l.S so
q 4S. d ps, II 81 y m,137, 305, 60A, $50 707
oo Y .o os Ancommodssicn' ss s6 N zoo. y
. q. 81. q O5 sOl. 5 81. oi.S % "a . Acoommo.
Etlon, 7uO . lOs %. Is 10, 40 400, 8 10 as
sss York. lb7, a@. 40. o. s5o.g4s
a%. llbi m, 81. eos, sos. b04, 81
= .eru sifbnut ghsnge. sm ON.
For the Sonth-Southern Railway Express
.h.pm, sleepers to bot Springs, Memphis,
wsss ohsstsl. via Lamorin. sss N
a "a. 800 iaqs, 6@. fsO5. 7n.sal n.
sslsiaars and intermediate urAtioas so
LsSve PIN sdelphia, Broad strset. tor wn
N. Al. S0ise55. Z %. Dos, ll'iO, II
zcoomnodstion. y 80 g10. iD@ a. Il ss
sos. To- a6. 10 %, II 88 , m
frAn1 for Dslawsre Division leRye fuf
a5lpm. 1910 nizht
ueW53t ) lt "a. . Il , IN
Nxprass for Dover, Harrington ami Elnsrnns
( 9 .5, II 96 N, s97 D N. " 0i night.
darlington and way stations only 70 p rr
grpress for Wyoming. So p M
I. x4pgesa for Caps Charles, Ola Point Oou
, 70 4 And Norfolk. II % a m. II o. night.
Sunday trains for
Nav Castle, ~ 90 aiKnt
. 1 JAyo Charles Dld Point D0mfort An0 NJ
{ n a. ls ID ufght
! diddiatown uiayson. Dover. Wyoming
Z fnitnn darlington, Bridgeville seAforo
Aursl And Dalmsr. II Oh night.
1OonRresaionAl Limited Exprees trains com
asad entirely Of Pullman Veetihule pavln
-au .piring Cars. NoextrA fare other than th
, usual Pullman charge.
BisifBited Express Trains. composed OF Puil
nan vastihulo Parlor Cars. Veetibua Pas
sCnger gnachee and Dining Oar. No ext s. fagg
" sor furhsor NllormAlion, passengers ~
'effpd ~ The ticket agent at the station,
q, 4 M pEEVOST. J. r. WOOL,
\ ifensrsl ManAaar General Passenger Az
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
MARRIED.

ANDERsON-JEFF1R Iris AT the brides
residence, o. 233 Poplar street april "a, sa5
b. Rev. John "A. Howard, ID. d, alfred An.
dtrson an Ella II Jefferis, both of this city
BOOTHE- -NEELY.-At linton M. +. par.
sonage. No 5l3 Jeffer.on street, on WEDNESDAYS
afternoon, April "A. 1895. h, Rev. John ID. g.
II 1nha. Harry E Boothe,of Newport. Del, aud
Miss Lizzie NJ Neely Of this city.
BRADLHV --CARrY. AT Union NJ, +. par
sonuke. No 5l3 jefferson street, on Thursday
evening. April 25 1895, by Rev hu D q. Han
ma. James a. Bradley and Miss Orrle A. Carly,
bo II Middle,0wn, Del.
FAVILL-W Wa-hinRton, ID. c.
on April 26. 1895, BY Rev r. L Howell, ol
Washington, DO. l. mn II Faylll, or oGn0ke
Va and Mrs. Idle Weed, of Wilmington, Del
LEWIS-LINDSAY AT st. Andrews p r
Church, on y ednes hy, April "a 1885, bs Rev
Charles h. Murray, assist bs Rev. John
Litteli. T. Howard Lewis, Of Albany, N. n.
and Jennie Brumley Lindsay Of this city.
MAGRAW- -PERKlNS.-At the resldenc,
Mrs. Mary :. jones, No. 408 East ieuti
street, on Wednesday evening, April "A 1875, By
Rev. John ID. &. Hanna George 4. Magraw ,o
PhilRdelphia. ana Miss Laura 81. Perkins, q
Chester, "a.
DONOVAN T1MMS. AT Asbury parson
age. April "a, BY Rev. J II Howard. ID ID.
| Noble y. Donovan and Miss Ella imms. buil
/ of New Castle.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
CASHIER DISAPPEARS.
His Iiood stained Clothing Indicates Thai
Something Has Happened.

Ills Bioo0 stained Clothing Indicates Thai
Something Has Happened.
S1x FRANCISCO, April 30.-C. S. smith
cashier and hoobkoepos for i. w. Nc
tilaughlin 4 CO. wheat brokers, wht
nanaged the late Senator Fairs big wheat
deal IS missing under peculiar circum.
stances. Smith spent sunday ut the office
wcrkng on his books. At 3 clock Mon
day morning the police were notified oi
Smith disappearance. A sergeant sent
10 McGlaughlin's found several excited
persons Including Mrs Smith and hel
parents who insisted that the cashier hac
been murdered The Office was in disor
der, books and papers scattered around
and on the floor Smiths hat, coat anc
vest spotted with blood
For hours tho police searched the build
ing for Smiths dead body, but no trace o
ii or evidence Of murder could be found
Fifty dollars left III tho cash drawer dis
credited the theory Of robbery. One o
the firm books is missing An expert il
now examining Smith S books. The jan
itor Of Tho building says that ho and Smitl
were paetners in stock spoculations thl
stocks standing in the ianitor's name tha
Smiths employers might not know Of hi
investments.
A few days ago Smith insisted on sell
ing tile stock, threatening the janitor AM
forcing his compliance at the point Of
pistol. Smith took all the proceeds
s8, 000-saying that lie needed 1t to max
up shortage in his accounts; that th
books would be brought into court in con
nection with tho Fair will case and tn
shortage discovered.