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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
On the Trail of big Finger"

lighter construction, designed merely
to mask the office from the gaze o
persons in the corridor. The TIVE
clerks were violently shaking the out
er door, having for several moment.
been striving yainly to make them
selves heard by the people in the cor
ridor, whose attention had been en-
tireiy absorbed, however, by the dis
turbance In the street vestibule.
That door is locked, Jimmie shout
ed Boyd, as they approached II shall
break the glass. A desperate game o.
some sort has just been played, anC
l must know of what it consists. STAND
back, in therei Stand back beyond
the swinging-doors,"
With gestures more than words, hi
made his intention manifest, and, will
the butt of his revolver, the two clerk:
having withdrawn as directed, BoyC
shivered, with a single blow, the heavy
plate window, the crash of breaking
glass quickly bringing the throng al
the street door toward the scene of thi:
new disturbance.
Through the broken window. how
ever, Boyd gave his entire attention Il
one of the clerks. by whom he was rec
ogniZed. and who hurriedly cried. n
great excitement:
We've been robbed, Mr.. Boyd, The
whole office was held up by man with
a revolver. He has cleaned out the
safe of cash and bonds, and has beer
gone barely a minute, locking this door
after him, and combining all hands In
side
(which way did he go?" asked Boyd
sharply.
THAT way-a man in black, with q
heavy beard and a SLOUGH hat. He
escaped by the rear door of the build
ing perhaps, Or
But Felix Boyd had swung around
without waiting to hear more, and his
frowning eyes fell upon a man in g
gray cap and uniform, who was among
the throng just come from the street
door.
"Who are you-the elevator man p
he demanded, in a way that caused the
other to catch his breath in his haste
TO reply:
Eyes, SIR"
What are you doing here? Did yoI
just leave your carp"
mo, sir. I ran out to the stree
door when the fight began, and"
That's enough" snapped Boyd
turning sharply TO the clerl
still at the office door. What member:
of your firm are in there. young man p
None. sir" answered the clerk. "Mr
Castor is at the exchange, and Dill
has gone to keep an appointment a.
the Astor house. Mr.. Ranger went ou
to lunch about ten minutes ago, ant
only
But Boyd again interrupted:
Telephone to CASTOR at once, and
bring him over here. Ryan, hang OF
to those two men, and bring them into
this office as soon as CASTOR comes
with the key. I'll return presently
You, Jimmie. come with me. Watch
the elevator while 1 am upstairs, and
detain any man who comes down
Here, my man, are you the janitor?"
Much of this was shouted over hi:
shoulder while Boyd and Coleman were
running toward the elevator we'll and
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Leave them to US. Felix. They're
more in our line
The last came from Coleman, the
central office man, as Boyd was pushed
violently down the steps and among
the crowd on the sidewalk. AS he re-
gained his balance he saw the two
policemen dashing up the steps, then
the CLEAN of a pair of steel twisters
deftly twirled around one of Kelly's
wrists, while Coleman and the other
officer seized the burly truckman and
quickly clapped him in irons.
Plainly enough, the fight on the steps
was ended, yet the case, as remarked
in the opening had but just begun.
For as Boyd elbowed himself from the
throng on the sidewalk, he heard fran
tic cries from two young men at the
open window Of an office in the same
building.
The office was one occupied by the
firm of CASTOR, Dill & Ranger, bank
ers and brokers, members of the stock
exchange, and long included In Felix
Boyd's list of clients. The several
windows of their office were some
eight feet above the sidewalk, there be-
ing basement offices below, and that
at which the two young men had ap-
peared was some thirty feet from the
main entrance of the building and the
vestibule in which the fight had oc-
CURED.
Nevertheless, Boyd quite plainly
heard their frantic cries, as well as
voices rising shrill above the tumult
in the street
Help Robbery-thieves, Mr..
Boyd! We've been robbed in here.
Stop the man in a SLOUGH hat, We've
been robbed We're locked Unlocked
Unlocked in here, Mr.. Boyd! Look
out for a man in a SLOUGH hail"
Despite the general noise and con-
fusion, Boyd quickly took in the mean
ing of their frantic cries and gestures.
For a moment only he paused to glance
sharply at the scene in the vestibule.
with brows suddenly knit and eyes be-
ginning to glow. Then he sprang up
the steps again, Selling Coleman by the
arm and shouting sharply to one of the
policemen;
Hold those two men, Ryan, Take
them into the corridor and wait till ]
return. Don't remove them. mind you
till l give you the word. You follow
me. Jimmie. This way-this way.
There's something back of this scrap
in the vestibule."
they FASTENED into the broad corridor
of the building and toward the office
door of the firm mentioned. AS they
ran, Boyd caught sight of the elevator
some thirty feet away, just vanishing
above the second floor. Through the
iron grating of the car he caught only
momentary glimpse of the legs of a
man. who appeared to be the only oc-
cupant of the car, and who Boyd then
inferred was the man who habitually
had charge of il.
His attention chiefly was claimed by
two clerks, excitediy gesticulating at
the door of the banking firm, which
was heavy walnut, with a plate-glass
window. Within was a small. square
entry, separated from the main office
by double swinging-doors OF much
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der At first sight took him for some
bank messenger, but when ne ap-
preached my desk / quickly discovered
my mistake"
How so. Mr.. volney?''
Because he suddenly drew a revol-
yer. Mr.. Boyd. and fiercely commanded
all hands of US to fall back into yOnder
corner. The way he spoke. as well as
his threatening manner, plainly show
ed that he meant business. and none OF
US had sand enough to resist"
you did wisely, 1 think. The rascal
certainly was desperate, or he would
not have undertaken such a crime.
I'VE all thought so. sir. At ali events
we retreated into the corner yonder
while the ruffian threatened to shoot
the first man who uttered a cry OF
made move to oppose him. Then
constantly keeping US covered with his
weapon, he backed beyond these desks
until he reached the safe and the cash
ier's drawer, the contents of which, OF
such as he wanted, he quickly trans
ferred to his leather bag"
did he work rapidly
Very
Like a man familiar with the inter
ior of a safe or vault ?"
Decidedly so. Mr.. Boyd"
"Are you quite sure as to the amount
of your loss, Mr.. Gaston?''
VERY sure" bowed the banker. 1--WE
had an unusually large amount of
bonds in the safe, and our loss cannot
be less than a hundred thousand"
Go on Mr.. Volney.' said Boyd with
a subtle CLEAN in the depths Of his
keep, gray eyes. What did the thief
do next?''
He was here less than five minutes
Mr.. Boyd" continued Volney. Having
closed his bag, he came out this way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
The Case of the
Broad Street Holdup.

1t began with a fight between two
men. as wicked a combat for upward
OF five minutes as one could wish to
witness.
The combatants were a trucixmau
named Coyle and g longshoreman, OF
stevedore, named Kelly, neither man
weighing less than two hundred; and
the battle waged by these two husky
giants, on the steps of the wide vesti-
bale of large office building in Broad
street one morning, was one not easily
checked.
Snaris and imprecations, the crash
OF heavy blows, the clamor of an ex-
cited crowd on the adjoining sidewalk
and curbing, the scurrying thither of
a throng OF men and boys, who gath
cred like swarming bees at the scene of
the sanguinary conflict-these were Mr..
Felix Boyds Introduction to this case.
Following his customary duties be-
low the dead-line, Boyd was about
crossing Broad street, nearly within a
stones throw of the stock exchange,
when the tumult fell upon his ears. AS
he ran toward the scene of the dis
turbance, he caught sight OF the CEN
trail office man, Jimmie Coleman, hur-
rying down from Wall street. and a
second glance over his shoulder re-
vealed two policemen just rounding
officers to put In an appearance since
the fight began.
Upon reaching the outskirts of the
crowd, Boyd saw, for the first time,
the real nature Of the trouble. Upon
the broad flight OF marble steps. then
stained red with the blood of both, the
two men were fighting like demons,
raining blows upon one another that
might have felled an OK. and plunging
from side to side Of the broad vesti-
bule like oats bowed by a cyclone. To
come between them appeared to be all
ones life would be worth, so frantic
and ferocious was the combat, and the
crowd in the street about the broad
door of the deep corridor into which
the vestibule entered hung back from
venturing to interfere with anything
more potent than shouts and cries of
disapproval.
Though not at ali in his ordinary line
Of duty, II was not In Boyd's nature
TO shrink from stopping such an af-
fray. With an ugly light In his eyes,
he saw Kelly land an upper-cut on the
Jaw of the truclman that lifted the
latter squarely from his feet, and, as
Coyle fell crashing to the steps, Boyd
violently forced his way through the
crowd. at the same time crying stern
Iy:
Make room, here-room, I say! VIII
you let these ruffians batter each other
TO Jelly? Give me room, you fellowsi'
Thus he forced his way to the YES
thule steps, up which he sprang, Just
as Coyle regained his feet and started
in TO renew the conflict. Boyd seized
the burly truckman from behind. how
ever, turning him roughly against the
wall near by. and commanding sharp
ly:
cut this out. you fellows! Stand
away there, stevedore Or"
You get out yourself, or the same
will be yOuTsi" interrupted Kelly.
fiercely thrusting Boyd aside. Don't
you mix in. mister. or you'll"
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with the revolver still in his hand. and
held open the swinging doors TO watch
US while he unlocked the outer door and
removed the key. Then he turned
quickly. yet with the utmost. GOODNESS.
and within a second 1 heard the outer
door closed and locked. We then rush.
ed to the door and windows TO give the
alarm"
He was well away with his plum
der" replied Boyd. with a significant
nod. And all the while that fight in
the vestibule was absorbing the at
tention OF everybody in the adjoining
corridor and on the street. Very clev-
er. Very clever. indeed. OF course. you
see the point, gentlemen. 1t was a very
craftily planned job. and very boldly
executed
Good heavensl" exclaimed Dill.
You don't suspect that yOnder ruff
fans had hand in it,"
Don't II" cried Boyd. wheeling
abruptly TO the two men still
in charge of the policemen. Just wait,
Mr.. Dill. and see."
Both COyle and Kelly were darkly
scowling now, and the latter snarIed
resentfully as Boyd approached:
We'll, we didn't have any hand in ID.
for all It was so clever. We knew
nothing about any robbery till brought
in here"
"Oh. is that so?" exclaimed Boyd de-
risively. 80 you would have be be-
lieve that a stevedore from the water
front and a truckman whose vocation
should have kept him elsewhere, came
up here to the vestibule of a Broad
street office building TO engage I'm the
bloody affray that I witnessed? Don't
imagine that that viii go down with
me. my men. I'm over seven"
Seven or seventy. it's all the same"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05

1t was half-past twelve when the
fight in the vestibuie occurred, and
only fifteen minutes had passed when
Felix Boyd and his companion entered
the handsome banking office of CASTOR,
Dill & Ranger. 1t consisted of two COM
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men. Roroenifiolb bite Der / tin
geien, og paa berne fslger M
SanSeIen efter, omeno Dog blot en-
Sci al geien benpttes.
st SeIfab, "9et iibtriife SeIifao
for Snouitri og SanoeI" meb ct tpif
Sirma, Sartoeb & Staug / Sam.
burg, SpiSien, bar anisgt Den riis-
fife 8egiering ON Siaaoelie til I
2sbet Of ii Iar at faa traiifere Slo.
terne Obi og Seneiei og 40 oenne
Sci at faa inSfsre 10000 q 10000
Cons Sarer 90 at taa rlpoe Solotri'
beo for be uoenImbife garer. Sg |
SorbinSelie bermeo forpligter Gel.
ifabet iie til foruoen SpfpIoelien at
pisie andre 8ilfoar, iaaiom OF op.
i9tte oe peoIiseboIoe SeIegrafIeSuin.
ger, oeioa gratis til Sibirien or
transportere inStiI 5000 IONS al
rem rusftife Stats garer. Soruoen
bennc anisgnius er Der baaoe ira
Sirmaer % Gripatperioner inofon'
met anisgniuser ON at faa inSfere
9arer til Sibirien oper Obi og Sc.
neIei. Der er enbosiaa al Heeierm'
gen neoiat en- iGrifilt aumnisiion
meo aoumerceraaS g. g. 2ansopoi
Iom SrSfsrer for at afgipe uotalelie
ON Soeen.
Oct piier beSit bpilfen Sro man
bar paa Sibiriens Sremtio % vi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der for rlSen'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-30
SmaapIuf.

-Ir. % Nr&. GIbert SommcrS.
mes reiite til Ct. BalI / SirSoaas.
DIR. % RrS. q. s. ImuSien
fom berneo ira 9etroit forrigc llae.
SIR. U. reiite biem igien i 2Sr6agS.
gtrs. 8eter Sobuion er reiit til
Seeming, Rtnn., for at bei6ge Wtr8.
SbortpaIb 9. 2bompiou.
- &eiien6e bsr bpre opmGrfiom
pua. at Der ira III, Of or NnIeOuinQ iii
at faa fisbt Serrbarcbiuettcr for 9
Gents pr. nil beriru belt iii Ct, GauI
op andre SteOer / 9hnneiotn inapcI
iom til Chicago % andre pItIigc @per.
ct G~rinotbreo fra Raler 8.
Carton &omre, iom mi opbclbcr rig
pna fit &ouleiteoo peo Sope2. 2. Tof.
bier, Of ban og De surigc 9tpbpgacre
berube befinSer fla bel. Ger er oo0e
Ilbiiater Tor apIinqen, ga Ser bor pas.
ret moi al babe Hegn % SoIitin, %
2moet tiger / Bris. @cioIfnmgcu
er inngoNtiom uoeIuttenoe norif.
- Sobn Inoerion, ll6qioer of
"Stanoinapen" / Chicago, bar Ell Sor
Tigers Sib opboIot iig paa SiSie
&rcfter. Sommen mel fin SuTtru
bar ban iaaIebeS beip8t ocnucS gamIe
Siem I Gonoe. Sioite llee par DC /
geisg | 9ecorab, bpor DC Sorsoog FOG
Mi6baa pan @iuueibeif SoteI. 9ettc
iibiie biIoe | % for iig life pGret iaa
mGrteligt; men oct er / bisie Gage
iuit 56 aar, fibeu gtrs. guoerion ipi.
fte Mibbas | 8iuneibeif % SoteIlet
bar oa bare Ell 2ogbptte. Sirn lao
ioag tiIboros baaoe me0 Barn og
garuebarn. Ger er fleet itore Sor'
aHbringer baabe / ben enc % Den al.
ben Senieenbei be.56 &ar.