The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

= his brother banker after dininj
|Bith him.
"You II be lucky if you get one, ole
|5nan. You we had no less than dozei
|fough things to work out in the pas
|four months answered Burns, "an'
|most of them came when YOU we're try
Ing to get away for vacation
f'Oh, TN fool them this time. 1 don =
want any more like the Merchants
National Boston case, or the Man
|hattan. for a good long time. There ;!
loo much active work when you re deal
Ing with dope fends.'' - Poe extended
His hand. FWell, good-by. I'm goine
|ko get away to New Orleans this week
and if I cant get rest there I'm go
Ing abroad"
ri hopo you succeed, smiled Burns
tsYou we certainly earned day off. But
|don It get too far from New York. We
might need you. -
"I don T care what happens, - replied
Poe, shaking his fellow banker s hand.
FsI'm going TO make real getaway
|khis time. Here's hoping | don't see
ron for a month or two.
That evening Poe superintended the
of his white fiaunels and light
La clothes. But in spite of his inten.
LON the following in the morning pa
|,ar compelled him to instantly change
bis plans;
STRANGE KIDNAPPING.
(,eordie MacCiregor Stolen From
Mothers Bedside at Dead
OF Night.
No Trace of Kidnapers. No Ciews;
Mytsery Complete.
''Richest Boy In the World" Disap-
pears as Though Off the Face
OF the Earth,
Between and o'clock this morn
ing. as near as can be ascertained,
n Geordie MacGregor was stolen from
his ivory inlaid bed. which stood next
10 the one his mother was occupy
Ing at the time,
Mrs. MacGregor herself missed
the boy aud tcicphoned the police
at o'clock this morning.
Mrs. MacG.egor suffering with hay
fever, had slept but htfuliy since re-
|, firing with her son at O'Clock last
| evening. At l o'clock her bronchial
| Trouble became so bothersome that
II she turned on the night light at her
! side. and read page or two in
Il novel she had taken TO bed with her.
| Before falling to sleep again she
u leaned over Geordie 10 TUCK in one Of
his coverlets. ~ that time she noted
Il her son was sleeping sweetly and
Sound.
III At o'clock her asthmatic trouble
x ngain awakened hdr. She arose from
bed to get a fresh handkerchief from
her bureau, IN doing so she passed
| Geordie's bed. and found II empty.
AS her I-ycnr- son was not in
the habit OF rising during the night,
. she flew into great alarm, and hur-
| lrled into the small room adjoining.
fwbere Rose McDermott, Geord!e's old
M nurse, slept. The nurse was on her
feet almost the moment her mistress
lpassed through the open doorway be-
tween their rooms.
III IT'S Geordiei' she cried.
MI Yes. Where Is he?" Mrs, Mac
Gregor turned on a light above the
faithful old nurses head, and scanned
Iher face with calm Intensity,
HI II thought I heard something"
III cried the nurse.
|L Tell me. Rose. WHAT"
liz Il was just uneasy. L thought |
Z heard Geordie whisper for his horse,
IPonto; I'm sure / heard the word"
cried old Rose, rushing frantically
past her mistress. and dropping on
her knees beside the vacant bed of
! the boy she loved better than her
SELF
''fou might have been dream ming.
Eose; Mrs. MacGregor put in, 'Why
should Geordic-"
TITS stln warm. His little beds
SUI. warm!' the nurse answered,
feeling OF the bed clothes. The
oanket pins. have been undone. I'll
She rushed at once to the buffers
quarters.
Since Brian MacGregor, the Mad
niliionaire. finished his life as a
rhving maniac In the padded cell he
! pau puilt as n chess room IN the top
" turret or the house. the servants have
p9een given all the rooms on the third
npor. Andrew slept near the grand
wSsra sSSS.rease. In the very Peacock room
where Georde MacGregor. Sr., In an
insane frenzy, caused by the violent
9eath Of his father. strangled DR.,
Ne,cn; the famous brain specialist
andrew, the butler, was awakened
Ia tIom sound sleep. and hurried back
FI%ith Rose at onc.. All lights were
tnHurncd on. the four other servants
|z called from their quarters In the base
ment' and general search was lnsti-
I'll inc strangest part OF the case is
|aytnht nothing was found out OF order.
|~Sot window was uulatched Not a
E5poor had been tampcred with. The
[sRohce came. and unhesItatlngly called
b ~ an inside job, The servants are
ENpow al under suspicion. though old
fCse is thought 10 be innocent.
o. whether the spiritlng away OF
ksfsHeordie MaeGregor will turn out as
+uEea, mystery as his grandfather's
'SHeath and his own fathers insanity
FSE nor known. but mystery plays no
E,lai part in this ailair. How a live
Poy OF Tour could be carried from his
y@was walseful that night: how The T.4 he'd
@to9lo sun be warm from his little
EIpody when the discovery was made,
ID pan now & the ddnapers. IL such they
nSfhe mansion In such short time js
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