The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
Copyright, fze. ~ Bacaeslsr. JohHson &
EsapHsFfer


Confined from Wednesday.
.ewsm no ID ISM. there's s0n1e-fslf'~
vrosssg figera aHH I'm glad came
car tslI Mr. Hersson. = yea Ike. Rsst :
sxrseszs his gas bin VIII be Eoo1 afa4 ,
next quarter" And there was a3s5.+-
eGon Of cFuekie 81 Hewista *oie@
crossed tie bali So leave. FOR 90
saeefor Is p3eassd w3Ien ne nnos ~ 1ei'f -
What he has Aeea searching fof
Tngaga has fzs1eu out better tnaf ~
ST. rad aarra 20 expect. lie saA@ me -
~ fFe whole mystery in that otte et1a - .2T
r. waa the unlforrn coat ~ me fs4if - -
a. enc 81 the banks that nc 1ad visited -
- .y,>yrfs,- thoueh shseh one he could
80 Tor the flsouaens Fegnernber, he entered
So Yearsst g,ssztofflee and diETsa icfYec d tel
sevasrs 20 pg4Fzryer. 8heu he hailed me
fFzs avanabse cab ard hurried toward TIE
cssy.
Al Lombard street he ailghtea and
fsoked ln 81 tlse door ~ each BANK ttii &c
came 10 Butler. Clayton. Lads 4 GO r.
9ssls uAa she hank re wanted IN fhe
other banks tho bail porters wore fniloef-
- co8ga hf3ak-dlfHt caatts. brown coats
Hus what not. hut here, behind the TAD
Dor and aeafgold ssoiea which obscure tee
sntransse he could sec man IN blue
coat with dun red pApine afa brass t''i1-
suAs. lie sprang 40 the steps. pushed ore,
the snner sprfag door and finally saissf3ed
himself rs cloner view OF the coat. 10
tfs4 geAFefss asfon!shment. Then ne re-
inea .ae pavement ard walked the "hole
lefsr "a of tue tank premises in front af-
terward turning uD the paved passage AZ
fiJe side, deep IN thought the bank hta
no Windows OF doors on TIE side next tie
court and tige tsao adjoining houses we're
cd and supported in places BY wooden
shores Tsatfl were empty. and a great
hoard announced that tenders would ie
received for the purchase % the old ma -e-
rialz 81 which they were constructed ~
months time. aiso that some part 81 fne
site would be 20 let on long 3nii9ins
lease.
Hewitt looked ap a. fae grirny fronts 81
the old buildings The Windows were crust
al thieh mtth dirt. ali except the bottom
window Of the house nearer she hahk.
whteh vas fairly clean and seemed 20
alase been quite lately washed The door.
too az tHia housa was cleaner than that OF
the Other. though the paint MAS worn
neRftf reached ana fingered hook driven
snso ths. 1eft~hand ioor post about six feet
from tha ground y WAS pSw and not 1T
All rested: also. . tiny splinter had been
alsplaeeA when The hook vas driven IN.
ana eleau wood showed Al the SPOT.
Having observed these things Hewitt
steppesl back and read a the bottom ~
the hie board she name Winsor 4 Neekes.
SURVEYORS and AuetioueerE AbchuTrh
Lam stkFf S&% EAFAtNA& AA+o a<%tfitf-At@
g. reef
Two hausoms pulled m near tho post
orr and ous ~ the FIRST stepped tnspec~
Tor p4umfnHr anf another man. This man
anA the other tW0 who aIiEhted from tie
.oeana h-.nH0fn were Enthusiastically plain
clothes causfabses -their air. gait and
boots proclaimed o.. What's all thls2''
demanded rlammer as Hewitt ap-
preached
'*YouI soou see think Bat frat have
you p4t the sateh en- No, i97 Hackwor;h
road"
yves Nobody will set away from thers
alone
VERY good. I'm going into Abchureh
lane \ few minutes. Leave year men OFT
here. bat just 80 round into the court by
Butler. Clayton 4 Ia84s. and keep yous
eye on the first door 10 the left. ! tHinis
wa'n find something soon. Did you get
ria Of Miss Shaw
NO, she's behind now. and Mrs La
hers with her They met in the strand.
aud came after us Ira another cab. Rare
fun. eh7 They thi8k were pretty green,
It's quite handy. too. So long as they
keep behlnd me d saves ala trouble watch
ing them And Inspector Flummcr
.hueklea ana wlukei.
VERY good. Won don't mind keeping
your eye on that door 10 vou2 IN be
back very soon" Aud with that Hewitt
turned OF ieto AheAurgsl lane.