The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-31
STORY NOT TRUE.
Dispatch Connecting Mrs, Beach With Bank
DefauIteT Proves False,


yer police have received kilograms
from ST. Louis asking that Charles II.
EVERY, q paying teller of the ST.
Louis Union Trust company, charged
with embezlling $500, be arrested
and held until the arrival Of Eastern
officers, Search is being made for
Everly In Denver and neighborng
towns, since he is thought to have
come TO Colorado TO see a woman
known in his correspondence as
LENT"
After confessing his crime and
promising TO restore the alleged en-
bezzled money and remain in ST.
Louis, Everly fed from the city last
Friday night, and Is said to have
made straight for Denver, where the
st. Louis police say he planned to
meet Mrs, Fred Beach, formerly a
Denver girl, but now married to a
prominent business man OF Loyeland,
Col.
According to friends, Mrs. Beach.
her sister, Miss Mary Stewart, and
Ray Stewart, their brother were to
go on fishing trip with Eyerly,
whom they met in st. Louis during
the Worlds fair, In this way, 1t is
alleged, the name OF married wom-
an was dragged into the AFFAIR,
To call his attention, II is said, to
the engagement of the fishing eXpedi-
ton, Mrs, Beach is said TO have writ
ten letter TO EVERY before he left
st. Louis. BY the time the missive
reached its destination the teller had
fed, and his wife received the letter
for the unsupposedly married man,
disclosing TO the police the possible
whereabouts OF her husband.
Met Him at Worlds Fair.
Miss Mary Stewart, who, with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Beach, mot Everly
in st. Louis while visiting the
Worlds fair, and were shown much
attention by him, asa Denver girl and
well known teacher in the East
Denver high school, After school
closed in June she went to her sis
ter's home in Loyeland, Co, Both
women are known, however, to have
been in Denver last week at 1861
Grant avenue, where Miss Stewart
! lived with Mrs. W. X. Allen during
the school session, Their presence
here was al about the same time Ey-
erly is supposed to have reached Den
yer from st. Louis.
Mrs. Beach and Miss Stewart left
the city late in the week, the former
Friday night and the latter Saturday
night. They were supposed to have
gone to Loveland. Though the police
are convinced the two women have
no knowledge of Everly's career as a
criminal, they are looking for the
women as we'll as the man, in the
hope that they may be able to tell of
the alleged embezzler's whereabouts.
Everly is supposed to be at some
of the summer resorts in the mount
aims, presumably Estes park, and the
police will search there for him,
Everlys alleged embezzlement is
covered by bonds in the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty company, but
the local Office of the company has
received no adyices on the case,
Mrs. Everly holds policies in the
I Knights and Ladies of Honor,
Knights of Honor and Ancient Order
OF United Workmen, calling for $4,-
900. She also holds three policies on
the life OF her father, f. c. Wenke,
with whom she lives at 1905 Morgan
street st. Louis, for $4,000. These
she has offered TO cover her hus-
bands shortage.
The trust company has not refused
to accept the security, the dispatch
states, and 1t is probable an arrange
ment will be made to avoid a prose-
cution.
Dispatches received here today from
Mr. Beach, who is at Loveland, state
that Mrs. Beach's connection with
Everly is entirely free from the SEN
sational features alleged in the st.
Louis dispatches. This intelligence
will be hailed with great satisfaction
by the acquaintance of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beach here, who, as was announced
in the Daily Panhandle yesterday,
have never for an instant entertain
ed a doubt that such would be the
conclusion Of the whole case Mr.
Beach will remain at Loveland few
days more before returning.