The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-24

viii be Yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. = cts
does not care 10 make the acquaintance
Of people Of the city She is evidently
dseI to the hest Of homes and treatment
and why she stays in one room OF q house
far away from ans one IS a mystery 10
the neighbors and the police and her $50
lation in this manner vas the cause Of
her losing q fne collat 5n OF Jewels.
which were probably a present % her
from some adnirlng friend The very
fact that she ives IL that part Ct the
city and with her jewels is somsthing
that marks her 10 2 thief rs any one
o. that profession Who would see her
and see that magnificent set Of earrings
would surely follow her and find out
where she lived and see i there was
any chance % rob her OF the sparkling
beauties. 4 robbery as daring as that
would hardly be attempted by the most
daring Of diamond thieves in a fhIclly
settled part OF the city. Then she was
living with people who would consider
every man their friend and placed implicit
trust IN the statement Of ore of the men
who came and told them that the hus-
bard and father vas in jail for a serious
crime and wanted them to come ard sdAn-
tify him The man apparently had an
honest face ana tod a straight story Of
now Nr. Mcmillan had been arrested and
locked up and that he was accused
wrongfully ard wanted his family to
come ard identify him. The people in
the house had not the least suspicion
that there was anything wrong ana they
left the house with the nan sitting in
the room downstairs They thought ne
was going away as soon IS they lefr the
home. Instead OF that IS soon as they
were out Of sight, he walked out on the
front porch and waved q handkerchief 10
mis- accompiice. a few hundred feet south
OF the house.
one CT the neighbor bows said last
night: Il noticed a man standing behind
q tree south OF 3Ir. AIc8Illans hodse
He seemed 70 be watching the house
was a man az the house standing on the
front porch waving handkerchief.
Then the man who had been behind 2 tree
walked NJ TO the house and on past it to
the corner. lie looked around and then
came walking back at pretty lively
gait and went into the house as If on
pressi s business. That was the last
"a" 81 -i7in l--lA 'ney came running out
OK me use 4Hsy were E1lllli-5 d.
pretty AH1y sai~ AH7y went Oh li'lt l7h
yard and I watched them and when
they got 70 the next street they began
'til7-ills On e'"a-0 eils 4s-itosd TRACES
and finally thev disappeared I Gid not
'Al4-A liefe was any l-lA-'s wrong Until
-" e.e ponce --7 ana 80 mo e-e
mouse
= reporter lot ll7 cage ealtea - lAe
i'-s' i- ''='l ana s-i".i WIN -ils-
@ 7i s''e
was 1p u my room an morning ana
once came cow ana li--I7 Was re -il-l
-'7 ne "aS
o- -.le -al---s ana -l@-' = ll'l o-'lsl-- ana
=o- q n'-.- % Nt1-l- A' went up
70 1"s 1''-t - ma oA l'l7le some
'--e Two 'e ~ l-'7 u1
-i', As e'e. me
ana lea ne 90 re --' -A7S pug Is7s
IL ~ moan silo yea ny arms anu 1-
% --e o1 ---o 'u-A Grew g - --'o7S
iii5 nle--D- -"e5 ASs'- --'-A-.i= - ne -.
lA7 t.l-e -A7 - -ie- '-3o Allu ol
naE nfa7-s f2ol tne jewels wore
and theE would snow me VINO wore them
next one el tAe men tooA nay earrings
enc ValcA ana neeA.aee ana me elAe'
went taf2uSn lne 2ara ~ AYERS ana ne
went tilTou-n All OF 1nenl- lie co'iio Hol
ma ns slAo-'s~ 50 one % mem aa
me Nle was ana 1ii=s e9-Ali-,- ne
90 19li tHefr- -Al'er fHey SOY me Jewels