The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-01-30

Ilt trhNt Ali' N4l'l' NAta f@'.'tAsot
and | told him to Fairyiew on my va
cation. and [ mustn't miss the train"
What did he say them
He said there was plenty Of time
So we got off and walked through
Arch street to Hcuizor's, but he
wouldn't go in. He said he'd wait out
side"
but You wen; in?"
YES"
Was he waiting when you came
out?"
so. / guess | stayed too long
missed the train and had to 90 HON"
on freight"
You say YOU didn't know the man
very WELL but can't you remember
anything about him, any peculiarly
about him?'
well, he had a funny smell
x funny smell What was it like"
1T was kinder sweet, He said he'd
been eating something for his breath.
He gave me some, too He said
ought to have some by me, it was SO
good for a whisky breath
Have YOU any of it with you?"
Yes in my vest pocket"
The doctor searched the pocket and
presently found a kernel of a we'll
known proprietary article for the
breath. He chewed it a moment and
then leaning toward the man SO that
the scent must strongly reach his
nostriIs, said;
DO you remember that smell?"
Sure | do"
What is associated with it in your
mind? What does it remind you Of"
"Heuizers hotel"
Did YOU ever smell it before you
were in that place."
why, yes; that is what Chinky
gave me just before went in"
"Chinky? Who is Chinky?"
Il dunno He's a Teller | met some
times. | dunno his last name
why is he called 'Chinky?'"
They say it's because when he
runs to turn the switch the dimes
and nickels ch!nk in his pocket"
Then he must be conductor on
the street cars"
ooh, yes; that's what he is, re-
member now"
Or. Furniyall returned to the office
The captain had just returned with
the information that, sure enough, the
key did not tit the lock on Swartz'
store.
"Of course" said Dr. Furnivall.
Now hunt up mana conductor on
the street cars, who is known as
'Chinky, He Is your man. Bring him
to me and I'll prove it"
But "Chiuky," who was found to be
conductor by the name of Alan
Westoyer, frightened so that he could
not stand on his feet when charged
with the crime. admitted his guilt at
once, and there was no necessity fCt
hypnotizing him. He said that Satur.
day night after his work he had met
Flanagan on a car. He told him he
was going on a vacation, that Swartz
was in the store with n big roll which
he was intending to take huc.s with
him. as the safe was no good, and ihat
he (Flanniganl had brought away ths
store key instead of leaving it with the
boss. as he ought to have done, seeing
that he was TO be AVA so long and
might lose IT, Flanagan was stupid,
and "Chinky" easily got the key from
his pocket as he helped him from the
car to 90 TO HeuizerS substituting one
OF his own in its place Running to
the store he watched until he saw
Swartz removing his butchers frock,
and while it was over his head. en-
tauglng his arms, he rushed in and
ChOked him with Z short length Of
rope. Tie meant only to render him
unconscious and get the money, his
hastily conceived plan being to throw
suspicion on Flanagan. who would
seem TO have run away after doing the
Job, and that was why he had stolen
the key Rut when he saw that he
had oyerloue the matter-that Swartz
was dead-the pulley and rope dan.
sling down from the loft gave him
he idea Of compiirating the affair by
making n look Ike suicide SO he
hotsteJ The body up and left Il hang.
nc shut the door put up the bar.
locked the paddock and went home.
He had suffered the most horrible tor
lures q mind ever since; had been on
The point q giving himself up dozen
times. feeling that death would be a
relief TO him, and now that he was
taken he was glad O. It They would
pat him cut OF all his misery before
long His only excuse for the crime
vas that he was a cocaine heod and
~os crazy and t.dnt
know any bo;tsr.
asal az once went
.aa ..r vacation this time With.
~. stopping uE THE 0ay and he never
s-.,r.a d Saloon astsrR8rl Westove.
SIS sn..roea,et AFTER long trial 10.
..a hs -agr.eat society ID ne
@ Is aya him insane
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