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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
Friday Evening, Oct. 2S,

Ladies Literary club. 20
South Third East street. Speak
crs--.Indge John 4. Street, j.
W. Thompson and Joseph Lipp-
man.
Al Ophir, Tooele county.
Speakcrs-A. j. Weber and 9th
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Call either phone, $40 Utah Type.
writer Exchange Co. They rent. repair.
sell and exchange typewriters All
makes in stock.
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S. NJ. Taylor & CO.. successors to Jo-
seph E. Taylor. undertakers and en-.
balmers. Same address. 25l 253-255
T.. lst South.
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4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
29.34 Min street, $3.50 per year.
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HORSES FOE SALE.

Six teams good, heavy worso
three teams OF delivery lois,, :
four good saddle horses. fel
lars call on or address b. o.
221 North First West.
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Harry Shipler. Comm ercal Photop-
rapher, Isl South Main. second floor.
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John Farrington's stapies
Carriages and light livery su''
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Dress suite for rent. Daniels. the
Tailor, 81 w End SO.
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Picture Framing,
ARE YOU HUNGRY?

Good work at moderate prices. Mide
ley-Bodel Co, SO L. 1st South
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THERE'S SATISFACTION IN
WATCHING SAVINGS
GROW.

There's real comfort-deep
satisfaction in seeing your
bank account grow. Some pco-
ple seem 10 think savings
account difficult matter.
II isn't, The only hard thing
about IL is making the start.
and that is hard only TO those
who make it SO.
One dollar is sufficient 10
open a savings account at this
bank. After you get vour bank
book YOU soon become accus-
toned 10 the savings atmos-
phere of this institution. and
you will find IL easy indeed 70
come in every week and add 90
your account.
The record Of your savings
deposits grows only n line at
time, but you viii be surprised
to see how soon YOU will have
two or three pages in your
bank book showing deposits TO
YOUR credii-aDd totaliug
sum Of which you will be
proud.
Hundreds OF depositors have
gone through this pleasant eX-
perience. You can do likewise.
Begin today. We make making
the start as easy as possible
and encourage YOU TO save by
paying on savings deposits Z
per cent interest, compounded
semi-arnuallv.
UTAH SAVINGS g. TRUST
COMPANY.
235 Main ST.
In the Business Heart.
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The price is way down on uncaIled
for suits. Daniels, the Tailor.
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Christensen & Christensen, attorneys
ard counselors at law, have returned
to their former offices in the Romney
block, 2l2 South Main street.
The Bismarck Bowling alleys have
been entirely renovated and are now
open.
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Carriages and iiGht livery Phones 81,
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Fine food and service at the Royal
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Saturday Evening, Oct. "a.

Sugar House, corner Twelfth
South and Eleventh East streets.
Spcakers-C. |. Douglas. j. i.
Darmer and George J Gibson.
Fire station No. ), between
Tenth and Eleventh East on
Ninth South street. Speakers
4. W. Kelly, III. S. McCaun, y.
ID. Corser and L. j. DAILY.
At Mercur. Speakers-A. J.
Weber and others.
Monday Evening, Oct. &c.
Al Garfield, Hotel No. |.
Spcakers-Joseph Lippman and
G. ]. Douglas.
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What the World Has Agreed Upon

In hats for fall and winter for well
dressed women will be found at Recll
meyer s. IL +. First South street.
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Picture Framing

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. l42 Ma.
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Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
Jay and night. Bell Main 26. Ind. .
Pictures and Frame
McCoy's Stables.

Midgley Bodel Co.. SO Fl. lst South.
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Kodak Finishing.
SAT- Lake Photo Supply Co., IIa Main
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Hat Bargains for Women

Will be found in the greatest variety
Of styles and matchless prices al
Reckmeyer s, Il E. First South Street.
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Notice.

The Retail Clerks meeting advertised
for Friday night postponed indefinitely
Notice later.
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Tag.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Tag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13
N0ocQ -aCHZD zREZT 6D 1hD sErpEzzD
d

Yising a plan OF campaign. When day.
light arrived It was completely blocked
ont in his mind-not detail was over
looked.
The first step was to discard his
own personality and take up that Of
another. It would have to be a thief.
The honor Of being impersonated fell
TO one German. alias the Captain.
lie was fugitive galley slave. vidocq
had known him in the days-well. in
the days before he became detective.
German had dark brown hair. that Of
VidocQ was light; he was thin, vidocQ
was stout; his complexion was sallow.
thar of Vidoeq was clear. But the re-
sOurceful detective overcame an Of
these obstacles Days we're employed
In perfecting the likeness. First he
attained seven days growth OF
beard Then he dyed bis hair and
beard black. By the generous use OF
white walnut liquor he attained a most
unhealthy complexion. The original
was snuff fiend Vidocq garnished
his upper lip with mixture Of coffee
grounds and gum arabic. He made
blistels on his feet by rubbing in a
composition with which he was IA.
miliar. He made the marks Of the
fetters on his ankles, and dressing
himself in a suitable garb was ready
for his enterprise.
After that he became a regular fire.
quenter OF the thieves dens Of Paris.
Among SO many little thieves there
was one big thief. His name was Con.
stantine, former fencing master. who
having run the gamut Of dissipation
had now reached the closing stages OF
crime In his illspent life. His com.
panions looked upon him as a man Of
enterprise bold in execution and on
all occasions possessing the most un-
blushing effrontery The attention of
the police had been directed to him
more than once, but they had never
been able to secure the least scintilla
Of evidence against the man.
Vidocq, knowing this, moved can.
tiously. lie knew that mistep might
mean his own life. for he was in the
midst Of desperate characters who
thought nothing Of murder He nut
On sad face, bemoaned HIS own fate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

and bewailed the fact that he had NJ
means Of recouping his fallen for
tunes. He became friendly with one
OF the intimates OF Constantine, ant
that worthy, being piled with liquor
gave the detective full particulars d
the habits Of the big thief. They passed
the night together, and before morning
Vidocq knew all about the haunts ol
Constantine.
On the following day he again met
his volubIe informant in the dance hall
on the Faubourg st. German. lie was
quite excited.
Would you like to meet Constan.
timer he asked vidocq.
Most assuredlyl" replied the detect.
i've.
Now is your time if you wish to
speak to Constantine-he is here"
VidocQ only waited long enough
for the newcomer to be seated when
he went up to him carelessly and
said:
Would you kindly oblige me with a
little tobacco from your box?"
The famous thief looked the detect.
i've over from head to foot before re-
plying. After an embarrassing inter.
val Constantine passed his tobacco box
to Vidocq. Then he said abruptly:
You have been in the army?"
The detective could have fallen tn
the floor Had an of his carefully
contrived disguise counted for moth.
ing? Did Constantine know who he
was? In any event it would serve his
interest to answer the question truth
fully So with pretended nonchaIance
he said.
Why, yes; how did you know it?'
Simply because no man can con
ceal IT. Once in the army you carry
the badge Of it with you through life.
In your walk, in your shoulders. in
your talk, in your manners.
Vidocq laughed uproariously as if
he considered this a good joke. and in
the confusion invited his new.found
friend to take a drink. He accented
and In the course Of their conversation
the detective was delighted to find that
the other had not penetrated his dis.
guise.
4 like you. finally cried constan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

tine. and I want you to take dinner
with some friends Of mine"
That night Vidocq dIned with a part,
Of charming cracksmen, every one o.
them noted in his profession. Con
siantine was the chief, Joubert hi.
able lieutenant, and the others faith
tul follow rs. The wine flowed freeI,
and tie oest Of feeling prevailed. One
OF the company said facetiouslv that
ne had just come into a fortune ana
was celebrating the event. AS a mat
ter Of fact he had cracked a crib,
the night before and was SPENDING
part Of HIS ill-gotten wealth. Can.
stantine. turning to vidocq, said
"Hows your nerve?"
Fine"
Are you in for an adventure,p
Surely. With whomYn
With the locksmith's daughter
Vidoeq, keeping up the spirit Of the
thing, bowed gravely. acknowledging
the introduction and inquired when he
would have the pleasure of going ont
with the lady.
1t might he tonight. he said grum-
bling. II 1t were not for that ,n
fernal vidocq."
The detective pricked up his ears
at the mention of his own name He
preserved the gravity Of his countep-
anee, however. as he remarked care.
lessly:
aOh. don't mind him il / can keen
clear Of the informers. They tell me
Paris swarms with the parasites
That's true" said Constantine ..bnt
II you can keep VidocQ from guessing
at your business You are safe enough
with me- AS for these informers /
don't fear them can smell those
beggars as easily as a crow scents
powder"
Well said vidocQ Il cannot boast
OF so much penetration, yet think
too, that from the frequent description
| have heard of this vidocQ his fea.
lures are so well engraved in my recol
lection that ! should pretty soon recoa
nize him If came Unexpectedly in bis
way"
God bless you!" cried Constantine
1t is easy TO perceive you are a strsn.
ger 70 the yagabond: just imagine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

Aher that o pane o. siaaa ma sr
and then nothing stood between fha
burglars and tholr booty. Five mla-
utes ten hinutes they worked there
lnduatrioualy Everything Wae done
with businass-llko precision, FoHr
stout baga stood with yawninn msulhs
ready 70 receive the swag.
vidocq looked on The outside of she
wall. The streets were deserted, Net
soul was in sight. Had his nate
miscaTried? Would the police fail
him? It looked that way What q
predicament for a sleuthl TO be the
confederate Of thisvesl II ono Of his
many enemies should catch him IN
such a position he might have 3 hard
time explaining to NJ. Henry. Present.
ly a measured tread was heard on the
hard sidewalk. His heart bounded. Il
was squad Of police. He leaned
over and whispered;
"IIist!"
A captain Of police approached.
1T is I-Vidocq," called the defeot.
i've in subdued voice. i win give
the alarm, but wish You 60 let them
go their way Two Of them are
armed. Presently come 10 my old
lodgings"
The captain saluted ana with bic
men sought shelter. Az the same mo.
ment Vidocq gave a low. prolonged
whistle Instantly there was COM
motion within. Bags were grabbed
up and all scampered toward the wall.
ITS the police" whispered vidoCQ:
come quickly and you may escape"
They unbOlted the gate and hur.
ried out. Vidocq joined them.
Where are the DOlice?" whispered
Constantine.
They've gone the other way" said
Vidocq III we're careful we sAA
elude them"
They hurried along for few blockR
The detective turned 70 the chief
cracksman
It's dangerous to go through the
streets with these bags. Here's my
old lodgings. Let's creep in here fop
shelter?"
Can you get in?" asked Constan-
tine.
Sure" replied vidocq 4 have my
key and know the rooms vacant"
Silently they crept inside, one AZ q
time, and closed the door behind them.
Constantine slapped vidocQ on the
back.
You're brick. German. I told y0n
he'd distinguish himself, hoys.'
What do you call this placer"
asked Joubert, looking around him.
4 call II the mouaetrap," said "
docq. with a leer.
The cracksmen laughed loudly ed
this sally.
The swag was poured ont on the
table and the enterprising gentlemea.
were soon engaged in dividing their
rich haul. Constantine and Joubsrt.
the only ones who possessed weapons.
laid their pistols on q chair. Silly
Vidocq picked them up and secreted
them under mattress. In the midst
OF the exultation loud knocking was
heard at the door. The thieves looked
at one another with pale faces. VI
docq crawled under the bed, unoh-
served. No sooner was he out OF
sight than the door was burst open
and a swarm Of inspectors and police
ren entered the room. In the twin
king Of an eye five pairs Of handouts
were showed onto the wrists Of the
cracksmen and they we're heing
marched to the nearest police station.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

eugene Francois Vidocq. who has been
faiied the Father Of Detectives. was born
Arfas' July 2, lN5. the son Of a
oaker He became in turn an acrobat with
travelling circus, soldier Ia the French
army a vagabond, a forger and a con-
fict he was sent 20 the galleys for
hght Years but escaped and Joined a
hand OF highwaymen He turned states
evidence On some of his companions and
n 1872 was made chief or the secret DO
liee y Paris, exemplifyinR the phrase
set thief 70 catch thief" He was
remarkably successful but finally lost his
place IN 1895. lie opened private detec-
i've agency and also published four vol
umes of his memoirs. He died in poverty
VA 1851
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

NE Paris police. sat at his desk
in his private Office, his
VN face picture Of perplexlty
He picked up a paper thai
lay before him and read IL care
fully for the third time. Il was
an Official report OF a desperate
robbery that had occurred in
the heart Of the French capital
the night before. Moreover, It was
one OF many similar reports. There
had been an epidemic Of robberies and
the police seemed powerless TO stop
them. NJ. Henry summoned N. Ber.
taux, famed as a cross-examiner Of
criminals, and NJ. Parisot, the gov.
ernor OF prisons. and the three men
talked long and earnestly but without
coming 70 any conclusion. Presently
a look Of qualification oyerspread the
countenance OF N. Henry. He turned to
his colleagues.
Gentlemen. I have H."
What is it," they called in chorus
BE seated he responded. and
wait"
They did as they we're bid and the
prefect touched a button. A messenger
responded
Tell Vidocq to come here at once .
said NJ. Henry.
IN a few minutes the door opened
and a strong. wellbunt man with
square shoulders shambled into the
room. lie had gray hair. thick nose.
blue eyes. a smooth face and a per.
petual smile. He glanced about him
in a furtiye way and realized that he
was in the presence OF the trlumvirate
Of talent that ruled the underworld Of
Paris. he squared himself as q man
would who WIS preparing to be on the
defensive. But the first words OF the
prefect reassured him. Vidocq, we
need your assistance"
The man bowed low.
I'M Henry. ! am al your service ab.
solutely"
The prefeci handed him the report.
Take that and read It carefully
Il Is one OF many. The criminals are
having a carnival want you 10 cap.
ture this gang. My regular police
have failed. They bring me only ex.
euses; ! wish you TO bring me the
prisoners.
Vidocq smiled that everlasting smile
and bowed again.
IL shall be as you wish, H. Henry
He left the room with three bal.
ieries Of sharp eyes leveled at him.
NJ. Bertaux shrugged his shoulders
"A Quack doctor sent to eaputre
burglars
NJ. Parisot spread out his hands in |
disgust.
"A showman's clown. a petty thief
on the detective force"
N. Henry smiled blandly
Gentlemen. you are not alone in
your disapproval DO you see these
papers" pointing to a high pile on the
side Of his desk, these are an pro
tests and complaints against The en-
ployment Of yidocq. Some are from
honest men; some from thieves But
he shall have his chance. His past is
behind him; HIS future ins his own
hands. I shall judge MIN solely BY re-
suits"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13

vidocq spent all morning in going
over the reports that had been placed
in his hands. After that he returned
10 his lodgings, and throwing himself
on the bed lay awake all night DE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-13
nm


It was New Years day al the pre-
lecture Of police. M. Henry, follow
ing long established custom, was
holding his annual reception. The
room was crowded and all Of the Of
fcers Of the police, high and low.
were there TO present their chief with
the compliments Of the season. II.
BertauX, the cross-examiner Of erin
inals, and NJ. Parisot, the governor oa
prisons, were in the line recsivinu
with NJ. Henry. During g lnll IN the
crowd the three men drifted into =
conversation concerning crime.
BY the bye, NJ. Henry" said n.
Bertaux, what has become Of the
fellow vidocQY"
I really do not know. said the pre-
feet gravely.
What" exclaimed the other. not
knowl"
NO" was the response. 4 have
not seen him since the day I called
him in in your presence and dele
gated him to break up the burglarles
that have disgraced the police systems
OF the city"
And the burglaries," continued the
other tauntingly, they have eontin-
ued?"
NJ Henry nodded
And YidocQ-he has disappeared4
The prefect nodded again.
NJ. Bertaux burst into an ironicai
laugh
m Henry you have been deceived.
taken in; hoodwinked"
The prefect shook his head.
Il am not ready to confess defeat
AT that moment a great commosloa
was heard on the outside. An At
tendant was summoned
What is the confusion?"
"All Of the valuables stolen from The
bankers house in the Champs Elyseen
have been recovered"
Good" retorted NJ Henry: but il
that all?"
No; Vidocq is outside demanding
He has no card"
admit hint" snapped the prefect
A moment later five men bandcuifed
the room. Bringing up the
rear was VidocQ. The first prisoner
was Constantine, the others Joubert
and his companions. VidOeQ made :
profound bow and, smiling his per-
petual smile, pointed TO the eursinn
culprits.
M. Henry, 7 wish you the eOmplI.
nents Of the season. and as q Nsw
Years gift present TO you the rs
ioubtable Constantine and his fsglow
tcOVyElghs By W. q eAaDmaaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

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fid nit Ser freien 9ono an Dem
SlapptiIG feitboltcn.
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MnQft un0 Not3 iii mdr9cr iturmpolz
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ben Elm pddr StitCn un0 Safer uno
einigc 8crdt5i6aften. 9anitrup leufz
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Ger brIic AusWro.

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