The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-12-02


less enough. but somehow ,acsed the
nerve TO perform.
Step by step Jones became dfowsy
The stCpfuu ftrove TO rally MIN TO his
scuscs Jones' close hi eyes what
might have rurn pndntou v over
heated imagination now BECAME o (
fearful reality The stcrson was nov
almost parnly1ed with fear os Jonosi
| Slipped from his chair to the fgor
Was be dead or alvey Ne uttered I
| Tow and suppressed roan vs his .ank 7
and Nyid body was laid upon the bed ]
and stripped of az It's valuAbles. The
Iucp.un. thoroughly In earnest. wanted
Co take Jones ovorcoat. but Reed said |
% would o. dangerous. as II might I
lead to- detection ,...
| now leave the horrors OF this occa'
sion to the Imagination Of the reader.
The two survivors suddenly left the
lhutcl and crossed over to Jersey city
and took lodging at Taylor's hotel.
| where they registered under assumed
iuuwcs. as they had done previously NJ
the Merchants II was late In the
IcyDu'ug when they went to bed.
They had lott the Merchants hotel
| late In the afternoon. Jones. the sup
posed druggcd countryman. was not
quito as dead ns the judges stepson
, thought him 10 be. He. too. was
/, skilled prctondor.
: Soon after his entertainers had Ia
, ken their departure he, possumlike.
/. came to life. g6 mp and took n drink
Iron the brandy bottle that was LETT
luron the table ana made his way at
= once to the government secret service
office. where he told the story OF his
e adventure and received further In.
lWructions This to.callcd Jones was a
y detective ot marked ability. lie could
y assume almost any character and de
- ccivo the best educated criminal. yet
Iwthal an honest. faithful servant to
" the government
!" At an early hour on the following
" morning nc Taylor's hotel Reed pre-
|" tended TO be taken suddenly sick with
~ cramp Ia his stomach. He left hts
=" roommate and went below. A shori
=" time afterwards he rushed back int
tue UiNNNNlll anu lAANA AA'h hh' JUN
stcpson with trembling voice thai
Ic. thcy must get out Of the place In
nd hurry or they would be arrested. Rect
on said that while downstairs he had tori
a slip from newspaper. lie handel
II TO the Judges stepson. who. OF
glnnclng at II hastily. Mt once hpranl
out OF bed.
Il was n sensational article and Dor,
the nppearnnce OF having been clippe'
from a newspaper. As n matter o
fact. however, Il had been printed n
the New York Tribune Job office,
was nice piece Of deception and rca
ma foilowa;
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eru'A' "u'ue' ANU "0''o''
Another OF those outrageous and
dhstardly murders Nhieh nave 30
reeehtiy hthrueu INC eon'iluni,
All occurred IN TINS city yesteruny w
IA ternoon, the particulars oil "nlch
IA are as tolloWsi appearS 'nA'
~ hhorty hiter uurh las'- eNvn'nh
Z wen dressed man appAionus
M thirty'nNe years o' Aso' was 'ounu
VII by the ponce plns near 'he loo'
VA OF Couttihhu suee' III au 'nsens'
M Die condition, ho was 'hheh 70 tne
m ponce STATION, "ne'e rsS'orAu'es
II were admin'Stereu. ana Nnch ne
nau ,e'i'eu sunIe,a ~ s 80
that MS name was r. ~ Jonus Miu
mat ne was from For' ""'"''
lnd'
Mr. Jones was removed to the city
hospital last evening where ne Dc
came delirious and died about nine
o'clock Inc ponce are On tno
track OF the mutuererS' VINO arc
supposed to be from baltimore or
Washington ms the clerk at mo
hotel states That they came IN Just
after the arrival OF the Washing