Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-23

We'll, atte,d to tilcin the bcsf vel can; the whole court. officers and dock,.. can go to damnation I an, goin. to a. tend to my own affairs,' =
 The clerk wisely said no more and sa;3 to himself:
 lle $ crazy. or in loyc!'
 Tue two nen secured an officer an' went to the hotel. They discovered that Richard had left all his belongings. ex. rrpt few necessary articles, to be sent after him, when he s'ioull indicate. an address to which they were to bn sent.
 Jus. as they reached thc rooms he had occupied, Clinker met maid carrying out q waste basket.
 Just give me that, if you please = lie said, taking it from Ter. He turned t upside down and the contents made. an untidy heap on the carpet which she had just finished swceping; but the pres. ence of the officer subdued her jus; in. dignaton, and she said nothing. hut look. ed cyess.
 "1 have made some trouble, Susan.' said Clinker "Ill make it all right, this is very important toaus. He gave her a coin which traus foflHed her croes looks into smiles.
 "les sir, certainly, is there anything l can do to help you?'
 "Ies, you may take out all his clothes and lay them on the bed. Locked, We must get them open. Officer, just telo phone for an expert locksmith, will you?''
 He continued to examine the fragment, in the waste basket carefully. at last he came upon a number of slips bearing strange characters 10 him, and the name of a great dry goots establishment.
 Clinkcr saw that many of th& articles named upon these s!ils were exclusively those belonging to women S wartlroh2s He showed them to Stanley
 ''We will go tAcre after we get throuyL here. and see what he bought and wNat he did with taenA Very stupid of sc. bright man to leave those th;n2. about
 "Well, if he thought about it at ali he knew that this room would he put !, order this mornmg and the scraps burn ed. and he was reasonably safe too; for if Susan here had net stopped to hrt al bit with the hoy on this floor, she would have destroyed them before We arrivc't Woulln t you Susan?
 Tll~ girl, who was pretty, smiled, "'I.: sir, hut my name is not Susan, it $ Elm ma.
 "I always call girls Susan, for usual 1y girls named Susan are pretty. Sec -
 The locksmith opened the two trunks Soule had left but they found nothing but tbc usual wardrobe of gentleman
 ",Iust pack these things again Susan and l am your slave forever. Just tala this sreenhack and get something pretty to match your complexion.
 They left the hotel and aseertaine' at the dry goods emporium that Sou's had purchased handsome wardrobe lady and had it shipsed souta to li;. tie port on the coast of Georgia.
 'He IS yachting man. Clinker. an, he meara to take them to sea: aud C' knows when we will see them again They gased at each other. pale ant stricken.
 Clinker ground out hearty oath ls tween h'sete-sh.
 ''God have mercy upon him when ] catch him..'
 They left the store and consulted ls Stanley s office what best to to, "We must follow them,'' said Stan ley, "we will get a special train. "Here," to his clerk, handing him 3 check, "get this eashed at once l moy be away from the city a week. On yo,i way stop and tell Slade to come 'n at | once, he will take charge of my business. Now Toa, while l am arranging, you SC about train, you have more Influence with railroads than l, xo" don t hri 2