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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
The Attorneys Will
Answer The Governor
This Afternoon the Mesa Bar Association Held Special Meeting and Determined
Show that the District Court and its Officers Did Perfectly Right the
Force NHer-Goy Buchtels Comments Resented-An Insult
to the Bar Of the Seventh Judicial
District SO isDclaed

statements. He then explained that
the district attorney and the sheriff
acted exactly within their rights and
winthin the law in holding Force,
whom Governor Buchtel wanted to
turn over to the Wyoming authori-
ties at the request of the latter. At
torney Wheeler pointed out that the
requisition papers and order sent to
Sheriff Schrader by the governor
emphatically stated that the prisoner
should be turned over unless he was
being held in the county to answer
for some offense committed in this
county. Therefore, said Mr.. Wheel
err, had Sheriff Schrader turned
Force, wanted here for horse theft,
over to the Wyoming officers, he
would have been violating the requi-
sition order. the form of which is
Attorney Wheeler declared that
the governor had no occasion to
make such remarks as he did.
Attorney Halderman declared that
he was familiar with the criticisms
made by Governor Buchtel, and on
every occasion he (Halderman) had
defended this court. He believed that
the court acted within the law in
ed that committee be appointed to
frame formal answer to Governor
Buchtel, setting forth the facts and
the law covering the case, and talk
ing issue in dignified way with
the governors remarks concerning
the court and its officers.
Attorney Fry, who is deputy dis
trict attorney. made a statement re-
garding the status of the case. He
said that as far as Judge Shackle-
ford in his official position was con-
cerned, he had nothing whatever to
do with the holding of Force. The
district attorney and the sheriff de-
clined to give Force up. Judge
Shackleford only dealt with Force as
he would have dealt with any other
criminal or defendant. before him.
Furthermore. no application was
made to Judge Shackleford by the
Wyoming officer for the prisoner.
Consequently. the criticisms of the
judge by Governor Buchtel were en-
tirely unjust and uncalled for.
A motion was then made by Attor-
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
DIAMONDS WORTH
$4,000 STOLEN
lBy Associated Press. J

New York, Mar. Enlarged with
the theft of jewelry amounting to
100000 from one fher wealthy
friends, Mrs. jeanette Newman, who
lives at the Stratford House, has
been arrested.
The police say they have a con-
fession from the woman. who says
she was actuated by a desire to keep
her young son in the private school
and to maintain her own social posi-
tion.
The jewels were stolen from Mrs.
Evelyn Bell. This lady missed the
jewels after social call from Mrs
Newman,
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
CHANCELLOR DAl
HAS BEEN
ACCUSED
(By Associated Press J

Brandon, VT, Mar. 7.--Charges
have been preferred by Rev. George
A. Cooke, pastor of the Methodist
church in Brandon, against Rev. DR..
j. r. Day, chancellor of the Syra-
cuse University, on the ground that
DR.. Day DETAINED the character of
President Roosevelt.
The charges have been presented
to Rev. DR.. P. NJ. Waters, presiding
elder of the New York church con-
ference to which Chancellor Day is
enthusiastically attached.
DR.. Cooke said that in a book en-
titled "A Raid on Prosperity" writ
ten by Chancellor Day, President
Roosevelt was severely criticised and
that in his opinion DR.. Day had vio-
lated the rules of the Methodist Epis-
copal church in thus assailing the
president. Mr. Cooke stated that
the specific charge preferred was de-
nunciation of character.
"The university is under obliga-
tions to the Standard Oil people by
reason of large money gifts, but
Chancellor Day was not justified as a
minister of the Methodist church in
assailing the president. The univer-
sity is non-sectarian."
1t is said that the charges will be
passed upon at the April conference.
Rev. Mr.. Cooke was formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church at Mil
ford. Mass, and is well known in
New England through his campaign
against Professor H. c. Mitchell. for
merly professor of Hebrew and Old
Testament Exegesis of Boston Uni
versity. Professor Mitchell several
years ago had some of his writings
under investigation by the confer
ence. he being a minister of the
church himself.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
WIFE SURPRISED HIM
AND ARRESTS FOLLOW
Especial to The santinel.)

Colorado Springs, Mar. Colo
RADIO City is excited over the arrest
of we'll known saloon keeper. Fred
Julius. and a woman known as May
Gilbert. on a statutory charge. At
the instigation of Mrs. julius, the
police surprised the pair at the wom-
ans apartments over julius saloon.
They gave bonds and were released
to appear in court today.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Julius led
a raid on house near Manitou pre-
sumably expecting to find her hus-
band there. 1t is understood she was
also present when Policeman Rowan
and Roach arrested julius and the
woman. Mrs. julius has engaged At
torney John r. Witt of Colorado City
to protect her interests.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
Big FIRE DAMAGE AT
COLORADO SPRINGS
Especial to The Sentinel !

VOpeCIdI 10 IH6 oVHllNtI.T
Colorado Springs. Mar. Fire of
mysterious origin destroyed three
buildings on the farm of the Sani-
tary dairy, 3 miles south of Colorado
Springs. The loss is estimated at
1000.
Heroic work of the ranchmen in
the near vicinity and the Colorado
Springs fire fighters who went to the
scene prevented the flames from
spreading.
The burned property belonged to
Gils Bosworth, millionaire of Pitts
burg.
1t was at first reported that six
employees, asleep in the bunkhouse,
had perished in the flames. but they
were found later among the ranks of
the fire fighters.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
BUENA VISTA MAY
BECOME A DRY TOWN
Especial to The sentincl.)

Buena Vista, Colo, Mar THE
local anti-saloon league has fled
with the city clerk a petition asking
for the submission of dry town to
the voters at the election to be held
in April.
The new local option law requires
signers equal to 40 per cent of the
votes cast at the last election. and
the petition filed contained So per
cent. which is indicative of victory
for the antisaloon league who are
conducting a very active campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

ecute or file such informations or
complaints when nine times out of
ten they better serve justice by re-
fusing to take up such cases. OF
course. there are occasionally cases
well founded and well backed by
evidence. but there are great many
more that are not backed by suf-
ficient evidence to make conviction
possible.
District court adjourned at 2:3O
pm. until Monday morning.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
GREAT FLOODS In
HOOSIER STATE
(By Associated Press. }

Indianapolis, Ind. Mar. 7.-Floods
are reported today throughout north
ern Indiana.
The Wabash river is out of its
banks northeast of Lafayette.
South Peru is partly under water.
and at Plymouth, Elkhart, Warsaw
and other points the rivers are out
of their banks and many houses are
submerged.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
DESTROYED
BRIDGE AT TOLEDO
(By Associated Press. J

Toledo. o.. Mar. AS result
of the Maumee river flood and the
destruction of the Cherry street
bridge, East Toledo, with a popula-
ton of $4,000, is without fire pro-
lection and last night was without
lights.
The river is now falling
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

last summer. Smith plead not guilty
Those who heard the evidence this
morning did not consider the case
against Smith very strong one.
There seems to be a great deal of
animosity and bitterness existing be-
tween the two men and their respec-
tive friends Both the defendant and
the complaining witness are well
known Young cattlemen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
KNICKERBOCKER TO
RESUME BUSINESS
(By Associated Press. }

New York, Mar. THE Knicker-
booker Trust Company, which sus-
pended at the beginning of the finan-
cial panic last October, will resume
business March &c. s
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
Musicians, Take Notice.

All musicians interested in band
for this coming season are advised to
meet at the Auditorium next Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Come
with instruments. All musicians are
invited.
]. B. BOYER,
Manager Band.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

Every smoker is talking about the
La Cadiza cigar. Have you tried 1T
Ask for It today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
ThesMarket.

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago. Mar. MAY wheat
closed today at 96ss.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

Not ''how cheap" but how good
at Hilbert and Kicks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-07


How most OF US do dOte on clever
dancing. though. Alexia and her male
mate. OTpheO. dance not as two, but
as one in transitions from human
zephyrs Of quietude to tornadoes. In
the other roof garden opening of the
week, off Broadway. an American pair.
Rock and Fulton. leg 1t similarly To
the top line of the bill by singularly
harmonious dancing. On the night two
years ago that Thaw shot White in a
summer roof garden Maud Fulton
made her debut In Mile. Champagne"
She was so plainly a novice, yet so
brightly talented, that White arranged
with the cOmplacent stage manager 10
introduce him: so. at the time when
ThaW shot him on account of EVELYN
Nesbit, his evil thought was Of this
other little woman though she didn't
know It, In a boom OF her for this
summer, IL was published that heart
disease would kill her surely IL she
kept on dancing. and that her mother
make her feet behave. OF course. as
Maud is over n, she could Kick her
own head on If she wished 10; and I
watched her through a glass from the
second row in vain 10 discern a symp-
tom of heart failure. She and Rock
have been together one season only.
vet they might be twins so much do
they dance like one individual with
four legs. They on this roof, like the
imported pair on the other, get the
award Of applause for original merit
4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-07

ENTIRE stock of Ladies and Misses Cloth Suits
- HALF PRICE. This is in accordance with our
no goods from one season to another. The
will be cut right in two Bring in the girls s. IA,
age---a good selection for them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
Monday, Oct. IL, 1908.

az u O'Clock NJ. offer for sale at public
auction 10 the highest bidder IN front 4
the courthouse at Bowling Green, Va
that valuable farm known as the "Nm.
Fitzhugh Catiett farm. " situated in Caro-
line county. Va, about one mile south
OF Guineas Station and lying on the eas
side OF the cOunty road Leading from
Guineas TO Welch's and adjoining the
lands OF b. j. Hart and s. f Evans, ESQ
and Is the same property that was con
veyed 10 Ida NJ Griffin by Thos. W. Cat
lett and wife by deed dated Sept LIST
l9O6, and duly recorded. Said farm con
tains 2aO acres more or less, and IS in a
good state If cultivation. Improve
ments consist Of a story with shed)
frame dwelling, six rooms. ia good con
ditlon, and al Necessary outbuildia1s.
Terms-Cash sufficient to paw Of two
bonds OF $4,000 each with per cent
interest from Sept lat. 1906, the cost IF
excu ing sai1 deed Of trust, Including a
trustees commission % per cent. the
balance Of the purchase money, II any, 10
os appiied as may BE- right and proper.
Frederick ". Coleman,
Fredericksbur9. Va Trustee.
sepl0.w4W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
Sssscrigtios sI.sa Per Year. in Adyasc
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, ZOOS
ACTIVE ROAD IMPROVEMENT

The Times-Dispatch of Sunday
contains an interesting and encour-
aging article on road improvement
I'm Virginia under the new laws,
known as the Convict Labor Law
and the Money Aid Law" the ar
ticle In question showing that she
people OF Virginia have aroused
themselves to the necessity of i'm
proving their highways. After Civ
ing the number OF miles Of road in
10 counties either finished or in
course OF construction. the article in
question recites that various coun-
ties, including Louisa and Hanover
in this section. have filed applica-
tions for specified mileage, and says
that applications have been received
for State aid from Spotsylvanis and
six other counties, but that these
counties, including Spotsylvanis.
have not specified the number OF
miles to be built. The following
counties have recently issued bonds,
viz: Amherst, $4,000: Russell.
100000; Culpeper. S1O5, 900; Nor
folk, 100000; Orange, $4,000:
Mecklenburg, 100000. Elections are
now pending in Spotsylvanis and
Charlotte, and others will probably
be ordered I'm HenricO, Wise and Lee.
As matter OF fact, an election has
not yet been ordered in Spotsyl-
vania, but probably will be this fall.
AS we understand it, she election will
be held to determine whether Court
land district shall bond itself for
permanent road building in the dis
trict. AS we have before stated, IN
the event such an election is held, the
whole county will have to vote, but
the responsibility for the bonds
principal and interest, if same are Is
sued, will rest entirely on CORTLAND.
and the proceeds from their sale be
expended entirely in that district.
the county simply occupying the
position as security for one of its
districts, and no part of the cost fall
Ing on any other district II a bond
issue is determined on by the voters,
the money is expended and the roads
built by a road commission, TO be
appointed by Judge Mason and IN
der the direction Of and according TO
plans prepared by the State High
way Commission at Richmond.
On a whole, the road situation.
thanks to wise legislation, is most
encouraging, and Virginia soon bids
lair to take her place among the
States determined 30 get rid Of mud
and mud holes at any cost.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
MUST DIE IN slscTslc CHAIR

Henry Saith was convicted ip Narf a,
county court % attacking Mrs Powell
. years old. IN h-r home ia Portsmouth
August IL. His puui~hm, nt was fixed .,
TIM jury a; death, and Judge Balm zen
Q need tim Co DE IA the electric chair IN
hichnO-d. ou OCT 13.
smith VII Del the first an Co De- legal.
put tn death hy electricity in Virginia
tae custom Ot hanging having b,e.
aoDlishtd ey tce last hSislature.
The crime az Saith With the mur.l.,
of Police O.hcisr Wins indeer 10y Jatl,
strong. are The two crimes Witch eau. ed
the rOtous uprising la Portsmouth, IN
August IL which nece~siiated the calhua
cot pi three troops of State militia.
Ten men. two t,ing negroes or.
uueer sentence 20 pay p line OF 500 es.cl
ami serve oo days ga jail ior taking par,
IN the stormlng OF ths jail by the IN. b
They have appealed their cases i,Om fbe
lower cOu-t
Smith had trial last week. but the
Jury Ia that instance stood eight Tor the
dea' penalty and four tDr twenty wears
ll the peuifenfiarv
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
4 Chance For Some Energetic Man
With Small Capital.

it is said there j. no brick yard IN THE
section 0i the country between Alsxan.
ira ON the rorth. Richmond on the
.puth, Meems on the east. and thu
southern Railway on re west-a -sctior
y The country nearly one hundred mile
qusra-and yet There T. ia this territor,
deposits ~ clay from which brick can b..
Manufactured, and this section will a.
ord The market. Alrcaiy IN Fredericte-
1uTE alone. with the public school bulls
ng. the Federal building. the norma
-chooi buildings. there s. or viii be need
ed several hundred thousands Of bricks
aod This demand unless locally mot
must bee supplied by outside manufac-
lure-s and burners who reap the profit-.
Ia our columns today VIII be found an
al gvr tisement % the saie Of q complete
orick-m aking plant. the property OF The
- tate % tie late 4. W Mills. which lie
administrator will sell To settle the o.
tate. THIS T. a chance for some energetic
man with small capital. and a ra5v
market + assured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
KING GEORGE NOTES

hiu- GeOrSe Co.. Va. sept :
As Pau Bradley ans son. Paul. is
- tcrlas isr fredericksburg. 81 here ta.
fl4l Dc guests ~ Mr-. brsdley's brother
~ Fred Brown. for several DAYS
Aiss Ellen Lewis, % "Narmion." 49,.
ID usliuztpn sunday To visit re ativ. b
a. Louise Thoma-son. % Rschmpr8
Whiting ler school friend. Miss MoIa
Gs-ley.
Mi-- Page Weller Morris. Of Washius
on, Is IA guest u Mise MARI Doaef y. al
Naverley
Miss Ethel Ryan. Of Washington. vi.
q feceut = leet 81 Jhe Misses Garnet. a.
SPY hil
Mis. Mas Hunseliord. Of Washing t3u
F.-it * Mrs. A. Nithers Boys.
hr- " ~. smith has returaed from
: arr nton, where be attended the h.,
show.
AR. Wa. B Garrett has returned q.
Pc ash .ngJon alter spending several dav.
AZ bis hUme here.
Ar. Richard S1reu aud bis sister-in ia,,
Hiss Murray. returned 70 Washinxtoi
yesterday, o'teE Il visit 10 bis sumuc.
loue here.
Mrs. a.. Johnson. - ho sp.nt tls pas,
l"o weeks here. has returned C. Na~h
igt0l.
Ms Lula Larkin. of Fredsricksbur-.i. a
guest Il the Misses Gl ssbv. al tus.r
summer home near Comorn.
Miss Belle Brown, who has been cislr
lng her sister, Mrs. Dair serfsld Ashton.
has returned co ksltimCre.
A new pubic school house Is ae.n.
erected 90 a lot at tine Court House. be-
tween the clerks Office ard the rectory
ahe WORK IL L. ng cone by Messr~. Cffi
and Mason, two ~ King George most
-4p-rt builders who ar Yusning %,
"yFK with all speed. 10 have the buia-
ing completed uy the opening ~ the
school session ia October
The Jeaeh hers for the kiug Geo-g-
schools were appointed last week nnd
TIE schools VIII De opened on Thursday
Oct. Let
Miss Sophia Tayloe LETT today for d
VISIT u insnls ~ Washington.
Mrs. e. i. Darling returned Yesterday
from d visit 10 relatives in Essex county
A sumptDuus dinner as sel we'd by the
Haies OF Emanuel aud 81. Johns church
at the punish hail on Monday. aud $50
We're TEX ized
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
VIRGINIA. NEWS

Ma. Watson and Miss Lillian Dam
frun, % Nunday Point NOR huuterla 3
county, we've married IN Baltimore Tu,.
K. l.. Iyua. oue % the guards az the
state penit.nfisrN. NH was struck con-
che bead by a telling shutter. died 'rcru
h's % .uries
=. h N.oab,e. % Charleston. " Va
ard h's- k.r sch Ross Gsaneg. daughter
ct the l..e ". ID. Dnbnay. 10 Chariot. s.
vile. were married Tuesday hy Rev.
Harry b. 10. The groom lsa rsseut
rrsiuate oi thr engineering school II che
University 20 Virginia
Toe : mouths-olI sluo % SIR. aud Ms
Reginald Brooks died SATURDAY. nirht
et Newport. K His name VS.
John Laugh1rne. Ills mother. PhvH;s
Laashorue. Formerly a. Alexandria. Va
i sister of Mis-. Wan Waldorf Ast r
and Nrs. Charles Dane Gihsoc.
George " Munro. the New York pub
Usher. was badly injured SUNDAY in
Richmond by having his cab struck by a
street car. With him was Mrs Munro.
also Miss NacDarihy. They went out
Tor drive 80 ii clock and on return
Ing 20 the hotel the car ran iuto the cab.
The women We're considerably cut about
thu lace, arms aai legs Munro was
badly hurt v hen being examined l.v
the doctors they gave their k.mes =
Mr. and Mrs MUaro and Miss Wiltshire.
of Philadelphia The cab was made "a.
O. Siuding wood
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
sPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION

The seventh annual session NJ the
Naso,r gtou District Eoworth League
Convention convened En- HARMONY
Church az Hamilton. Loudoun county.
TUESDAY evening AZ O'Clock with de-
vouousl excersi-e- by RIVE. Y. R.g.
ester, Of Alexandria. presiding elder. he
was followed by an address ~ 81.
come q tne delegates by Rev. ;. Z
hiltebrand. OF Hamilton. Ia which a RS
ponse was made by Mr.. ". l. Brannar.
OF trederic6sburg president % the cor
trerce. The address % the evening was
made by Rev " II. Best. o.; Washington.
missionary secretary OF The Washing. n
District League. on The league and
missions
dte urif gates we've entertained dur. !.
tn conference hy the Hamilton Epvo-th
League.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
ROBERTS WON'T TELL
WHO SHOT HIM
"GHRtlem9R'S Agreement" is End
Of Boardwalk Mystery.

Atlantic City. y. j.. Sept Sin IA.
face OF the assertion that Charles T.
Roberts the Baltimore society MAJ
bad entered into "geutlcmen's agree
ment' not &C. disclose the name Oh O..
man who fred bullet into his live.
while he was ina a rollins chair viii
Mrs Willie Williams on the Board
walk here. the Atlantic City police ar.
practically certain that the mgstar.
OF the identity OF the man OF men Wh.
did the shooting must remain pu-
zle that viii never De solved
Detectives are stiu working On a.
case. but the police acknowledge ma.
without the aid of a direct s.atemcn
from Roberts there was little chan,.
o. their being able 20 secure eyidea.
TO warrant arrests. Interested person
here believe that the entire inyesugs
zion would be allowed TO die cut
Roberts is believed 20 have PASSED
tho real crisis in his condition. Bot.
physicians and nurses declared ta.
they believe him to be ont OBJ dams.
OF blood poisoning from the voun
His attending physician asserts O..
belief that he viii recover.
The police refused 60 discuss o.,
story that Roberts had agreed CD mas,
no attempt 10 punish Eis woal5-h.
slayer. Letters from New York ~hic
We're said 90 have containcI tae nlcao
ings of the man who did the shcatn
have been taken In charge ly Trs
Roberts and replies dictated by be-.
husband have been returned tn.
writer OF these letters received a.
is unknown 20 the police ana aospl,a
authorities.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
Bids Wanted tor Tele.
phone Poles.

Bids are hereby invite1 iur $50 q.
phone poles uf,ilher cedar nr chestnut
either 20 or p 'eet ioux. straight. SOU d
timber al knots cuJ cd clean and I'D .
oarA-d. and NOT lees than . inches heart
l1r tLs cedar or I've inche. 60 diameter
Tor the chestnut al small end Pole. "a a.
20 Doe delivered sloug the Turnpike Road
loo IRON Freder.cs-purg 20 Five NJ II
torke. 100 from Five Nile Forks G.
lhAnceiiorsviile. and $50 from Ihanc B.
lorsviile 20 the Wilderness.
Bids vii b. received 90 Iot- % from 81
aud up, the bidders o. specify ia ta.Ir
oii- the sections on the lue u which
delivery viii be made. Bidders on fa-
livery ~lli be- required O. deliver on tle
ru1d- here the poles wfl he set $50
yards apart
The right s. reserved 90 accept or re-
i-ct any or aA bids Terms cash. D..
livery of poles q begin October and b..
completed by November ! .sOS.
Address
NJ. W. Tlorburu.
4 r. D. so. !.
sew Frecer.cs-burg. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
Public Sale
OF
Land in Caroline County

By virtue % the terms % a deed ui
trust IRON Ida 81. Griffin and o. L.
Griiiin. her husband bearing date It
September, 1906 and duly recorded in he
clerk office Of Ca-oline county, IN Deed
Book No 73, p. PIP, 70 the undersign q
as trustee. securing unto Thos. ". Cat
lett the pay ment Of S23OO 90 with > per
cent Interest from Sept. 1st. 1906. evil
dencei BY two bonds for $3.50 90 esch,
aud 1t being provided that Il the ssid
obiigors should make default in the pay
ment OF one Of said bonds. then and in
that event both should Immediately be-
come due, and the said grantors in said
deed OF trust having made default ard
being requested 80 u do by Thos. "
Catiett. the holder OF said bonds thereby
.annrnd | aLaII ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-10
$4,000 paskaae Has plsaOpeared.

Portland. Ore. Sept. at became
known that package containing over
$4,000 in jewelry, notes and other
valuable papers disappeared in this
city on the night Of Aug. p. J. r. Al.
bert, president Of the Capital National
bank, Of Salem. addressed the pack
age TO Joseph Meyers. care OF Port
land hotel The package. which was
sent over the Wells Fargo Express
company, reached this city at 1I.3O.
Aug. q. but no trace Of the small
package after that hour can be found.
Detectives are working on the case.