Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20

H. HuIl Oitprncau~. lie IltleuNtu 20 take measure.
meuts aud asked Mrs Morrow for sheet OF pane,
TO note down his figures. She produced plain poe.
OF notcpapcr aud the policeman was bonlcd again
Two days later. while Carey was stiu watchine n.
house aud mediatine new plans, Mrs. Morrow sud
denly began making preparations to move. Clrov
found from the transfer company that She was uor.
TO- the nciehboriug town of Peekski haul so sbor,
that She intended TO take her goods boy wagon I'm.
stead Of 10y train. Tho detectives watched the eass
Of that typewriter go into the van at Namaroneel.
watched il taken out ut the new house n Pcck.Em
Two days oftcrward, when she was getting settled
they saw Hail. with whose face they had got ac
quaiutcd walk up the front path, ring the doorboD
and enter The house.
The psychological moment had come. Carey suran,
his mine Accompanied by MacConeaghy dc0o.
tive who eau use typewriter. he called ON Mrs
Morrow and stated the whole plainly TO her
And the best thing you do" said Carey. "is t5
let me look at ol your letter paper and give .am
pies from that typewriter" Mrs Morrow became
volcano of wrath then an iceberg OF angry reserve
The police might do as they pleased, sho said. She
knew nothing of any poisoned candy; they had uo
rights outside of New York; she ould thank hm to
leave the house at once As Carey stood at the door,
iollying her" me says Han entered the room Carey
who had been waiting for This stepped mp aud slapped
Hall ON the shoulder
"Why. Mr. Hail" me- said done you know mcs
used 10 know you when you were pa the hat business
ON Beaver street Ecmcmbcrg Aud Carey ratified
Off a string of "reminiscences of Halls early life
Hail started like a man saugrt iu ihc ac. Care.
pressed his advantage. Mrs. Morrow Wa, iu q very
unfortunate position. % would DE best f.. her to Do,
frank else the New York police would have TO u,,
other methods.
Hall turned to Mrs. Morrow
81 think you had better Def thcm see everything
he said.
Drheu show me $40 'hc paper you have In tnc house,
said Carey.
They went from room 90 room, Mrs Morrow o,r.
looking aI the places where paper might Dee hcur ul
Carey pointed them pdt .o her 'n bureau drawer
at fine top of the house hc found pad letter silr
with the lcttcrhcud OF William II. Hall Tearing na
sample Carcy hustled Mrs Morrow into thn paror aua
asked her to open lhc typewriter
'It Is locked said she.
.rnats easily rcmcdlcd" s1id Carey. and De Doro
off the haSp Before either she or the hcsotiu- and
troubled Han could get breath .IacCooca-hy w.s
seated and was running Oft capital Ws. By ge.
turc Mrs Morrow invited Hall outside. Carey 'm.
,ucdiatcIy drcv out ;he Mayb1u letter and dictated
It's text to bis assistant Whom MacCoucgiy hl
finished it Carey sat down to the typewriter and ba.
gan To stab the keys. initiating with unpmc.is.u
hand the sound of ihc machine at work 40 the Same
moment ne winkcd at AI1cConcaguy. The latter m.
ing the cue. stepped To the door and listened And hs
heard Mrs. Morrow suy:-
quick, Don't you know that it viii Je used u
court"
A minute later Hall evidently dashed &C. courage
burst n aud ordered the detectives out
ooh very WELL" said Carey. corc'c-sly.
but give me- that paper" said Han. >uotcuing at
the typewriter sample Carey cyhdcd him. thrust
tine paper i'm his pocket and hurried ont to the near.
est telephone ON abe way Doe compared the sample
al fr q .