Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10

aud then left second time, with the
admonition, as the hero says In the
beautiful little story, "Be brave"
This is where Miss Caldwell stopped
her story. She didn't 20 any further.
She neglected 20 say whether he cams
back q second tlue and went up to the
attic. It was a nice place to stop with
those cheering words. BE brave" And
Miss Caldwell stopped there.
And now the ultimatum has gone out
that she isn't 20 see any reporters re-
garding that interview The peculiar
part Of II ls that the orders do not come
from the young lady herself but from
Mr.. Ferris, who runs the home where
she is staying. He met a reporter at
the door this morning, and said that
those were HIS orders-with an Upper
case HIS.
Mr. Ferris was careless He failed to
be civil. He might have suaveiy passed
II off that Miss Caldwell was m. But
instead he let II be known with trem-
endous emphasis that she wasn't TO see
anybody about that Interview.
What do YOU want. young man?"
growled Mr. Ferris. eylng suspiclously
notebook which protruded from the
NOhl UO'htI vi iflf ItpOIltI.
II want TO gee Miss Caldwell" was
the answer. In an effort to be as civil
az possible TO a man who was as gruH
as Mr.. Ferris.
What do you want TO see her about.
huh2' he asked with commanding Sc
verify.
III It is just the same 10 you. sir.
the matter could probably be better at
tended to by Miss Caldwell herself"
1T isn't about any newspaper inter-
view Is it?" with another glance at the
notebook.
III certainly is."
"Well, you CAN'T see her"
Pardon me, but | would rather the
information would come from the
young lady herself"
We'll, say you CAN'T SEE HER
about any newspaper interview. | rep
resent her"
This concluded the effort to get a
straight story from Miss Caldwell as to
the real extent Of RObertson's wander
ings. There Is no way TO get from the
young lady's lips what she knows about
Robertson's return, and all the gun
plays and romantic turnings that made
his disappearance thrilling In It's human
interest.
Mr.. Ferris won't let a reporter see
her regarding any newspaper inter-
view" Those are his orders.
A CLOSE FRIENDS STORY.
Robertson could not be seen at the
county jail, as he is under orders from
his attorneys not TO talk about the case
TO anyone except those duly authorized.
But II was given out Officially from
one who knows what Robertson would
say were he TO talk, that the teller was
out in the hills all day with the gun.
and that he came back In the evening
and spent the night out at the Ferris
home. He was not In the hills that
night, This Is the story which close
friend Of RobertsOn's says Is correct.
He told Il this morning as accurate.
but the wild cat story about his
pointing a gun at Sheets and DAVIS
when they entered and commanding
them to stand back at the peril OF their
lives. has no foundation save In some
body's fertile Imagination said the
friend. Robertson spent the night az
the Ferris house. I'm the morning no
down that he wanted to SEE
Davis. and when Davis arrived, ROD
lid not point a gun at him. he was
reading the morning papers about bis
/ don't know why the
stories that were started were told. un-
ess II was 20 enlist sympathy for koD
And his friends see now that II wasn't
/ wise thing"