The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19

|EER, C0NE;
/ IS $4,000
.rs After Selling Utah
, Stock Intrusted to
u by Bank Last
Monday.
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A he would be satisfied with
|ork market and went ont, :.
ned in ten minutes and asked
4 had been sold. When he
"a il had been sold, he told
I "a sell the other 800 shares.
soId Immediately at prices
-on $3.50 TO $53,75. Mr..
|cn turned over the stock
4 At the suggestion of Mr..
4. Joseph had the signatures
|by the Merchants bank, with
LEO had all account.
Currency.
1ph then said that he would
a q favor if he could get
;or the stock. Mr.. Badger
why he wished so much in
he replied that the man for
ras handling the transaction
/ retting the money in cash.
Ia That the money would soon
|or him and Badger Brothers
p cash from the bank Of Nc
CO.
of the stocks netted Mr.. Jo-
55. The money was all In
mostly in bills of $40 de-
b 1t was placed in O box
3 put in a suit case and de-
Nj. Joseph at the office of
1thers.
h. Joseph left the office Mr..
|gested to him that there was
carrying so much money
\ suit case. Joseph replied
b not afraid as he carried a
Id he showed the pistol to
d. From there Mr.. Joseph
! own office in the Judge
|hero the suit case was after
l. He told his stcnographer
J going to Ogden at 2 o CLOCK
hlt Lake & Ogden railroad
he might have to go on TO
before returning to Salt
fy Luncheon.
sesu Of Mr.. Joseph, as far as
rncd, was in the Grill cafe
oadwsy at about 1880 O'Clock
moon. lie called for e glass
q . piece of pie, saying that
3 great hurry as he had a
1der way.
j. Joseph failed to return to
'ental National bank with
Mr.. Trimmer called up the
was told that he had gone
and might have also gone to
The next morning the Of
e bank began TO worry over
p OF Mr.. Joseph and tele-
III City, No trace of him
in that city, In the after.
'osgriff and Mr.. Trimmer met
city train, and when Joseph
pear they called the Pinker.
yea into the case.
That there might be no loss
NJ nor to the New York
whom the bank had acted,
q Immediately gave TO the
Oersonal check TO cover the
Che shortage occasIoned by
|earance Of Mr., Joseph, ac-
rBonally the entire response
Ebe loss.
Told.
|seph was greatly shocked
earned of the disappearance
'pand and his apparent en-
or the funds, As soon as
covered iii 4 measure from
nat the news bad occasioned
Y all OF her personal prop
xnrough relatives who came
'tance gave securities largely
Mr.. Cosgriff for the loss OF
Mrs. Joseph said that her
4st have become temporarily
q she said that she would
hope that he would recover
q the extent that he would
y return and bring back the
nd taken.
absolutely no trace of the
pa has been obtained by the
3 are searching for him. They
%, however, that he cannot
escape, as he is very well
oughout the country and the
searching for him have
i y net covering the entire
Ohio.
Joscpb was born In Cincinnati
years ago. In his early life
Fitn his Parents 10 st. Louis.
years he Travelled out OF ST.
sulesman Of purses. Fopr-
go Mr., Joseph moved TO Salt
"ncre he was engaged In the
business.
uot wealthy, Mr.. Joseph was
as q successful and prosper
- man. He was never exten-
osen IN the mining business,
ras stockbolder In n number
AS a broker he handled a
~ stocS for prominent mining
y iar as has been learned, he
strictly honest with them in
dhnss. AT the time OF his
% MI. Joseph had q small
ne bank and some property.
y deeply involved financIallv.
VI nis mysterious disappear
"a Y