Joe the Hotel Boy by Horatio Alger
page 85 of 238 (35%)
page 85 of 238 (35%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
"Two ladies, a man and a boy--Dick Fadder."
"Did you know the man?" "No." "What did he have with him?" "A dress suit case." "Was he dressed in a dark blue suit and wear a slouch hat?" asked Joe. "Yes, and had a light overcoat with him." "That was our man." "Anything wrong with him?" asked the station master. "Perhaps," answered the hotel proprietor. "Anyway, we wanted to see him. Did he buy a ticket?" "Yes, to Snagtown." "What can he want in Snagtown?" asked Joe. "Oh, that might have been a blind, Joe. He could easily go through to Philadelphia or some other place, if he wanted to." At first they thought of telegraphing ahead to stop the man, but soon gave that plan up. They had no evidence, and did not wish to make |
|