The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-02
CHAPTER I

CHAPTER L
When President Heemance Of tn,
Burton bank discovered that Martil
Castleton, the cashier, had fed, OWNS
the bank $50, 900, be Immediately called
In the aid Of the detectives and tool
every step possible to capture the Grim
inal and portion at least Of the funds
Two weeks passed without bringing
che first atom Of information of the alb,
sconder. President Heemance WINGED
under the large expense involved and
was Oh the point Of Diminishing the de-
teotives who were probably nursing the
JOB, when an anonymous letter reached
him stating that Castleton, instead of
trying to reach Canada or crnsaino tho
ocean, had turned inland, gone to New
Orleans and, ascending the river to a
landing in Mississippi by the name Of
Southfeld, had gone to the small town
of Aldine.
He travelled under the name Of Jared
Cowperthwait, giving out that he was
prospecting through the country with q
view Of purchasing cotton land for in
vestment. He would probably remain
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