The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14

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~ !.i:s states and Great sri'ain2
.souGH the authorities on both
~ ihe water nushed up the
-. 10 the best oil their ability.
,.w persons are cognizant OF
., facts relating TO Benedict
Y oa,ebrated inventor. He was
,r,al in England under the
ia assumed-which is imma-
and being found insane by
Gas sentenced 10 Broadmoor
4 ne majesty's pleasure, which
s,t he will spend the remainder
Z. IN that EXCELLENT asylum
,,rd maintains for her insane
Thai the prisoner was Shay
- less than q dozen persons,
rrewe and myself were two,
and the public prosecutor two
A me administrators OF Shay's
4 america the remainder.
sssy, disappeared from Baltl-
az betraying signs OF a COM
HtoI breakdown. my services
'-tr,tIoned by his friends. who
Fsnm Of having him brought
a nlaced under the care OF the
leans. II was known that
4 sailed for England. but there
4 n him had been lost Shay's
"a been romantic one. Be
4 newsboy. lie had made dis
.;Ier discovery in engineering and
"a sciences. whose patents had
Aim fame and wealth. 1t was
A. imnroyement of the turbine a
xAlch lie labored necessarily for |
TAI the mental collapse oc-
NJ went crazy over perpetual
rroduced the most DiZarre-and.
4! entirely worthless-machines, /
'tbst his failure TO have these
4 was due 10. a plot. developed I
n tendencies and, the day be-
4 Intended apprehension. sailed
An upon q British ship, thus
4 himself from American jurls-
although his whereabouts were
!, il was obvious that he would !,
a 10 close touch with engineer
,,scross the Atlantic, and | had
rbt that ] should readily locate
q which the real task OF induc-
70 sail for America would begin.
le OF the facility Of my task, |
h wise TO consult Peter Crcwe
rs reached England. Crewc
s.ed me In solving many strange
/ uch as befell me in my capacity
d-vorked lawyer He had the
"a optical power OF permanently
|ing every person or thing that
,sce seen. so that he was able at
nl's notice 10 call ii to memory
/ he last detail. He claimed 10
the population OF New York
|ion by sight. A stranger seen
upnent on passing omnibus.
Rpsers on 4 ship, those on the
uof railroad station-he could
q Eith exectitude. He had been
a for several weeks when | ar
q my first task was to call on
psk his assistance In locating the
NY search.
= Querled Crewe thougntfully.
lave seen his photograph. Oldish
"a shayen. clear eyes. iron gray
! replied. laughing. You're
Of Edison. Shay is n short, stout
W five and forty. with a straight
: wrinkled at the corners. al
screwing up his forehead when
) to you
seen him twice during the last
'sewe answered IL noticed him
riy.. because l recognized him as
hom once saw entering the en-
exhibition at Madison Square
n New York. and wearing his
= / have seen him twice and.
,saough. each time In the same
at the same time 1t was in
Fs Court road at eight in the
and he was walking briskly IN
ton oil Rersington. | have been
sbit OF passing through that
an early hour on my way TO
1sr's Office, and the coincidence
oonble meeting impressed me
how can we find him2"
let Us be in the same spot to-
y The same hour, and | should
We should run an excellent