Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-05-16 | Page 3 | Mate, Thought Dead, Eloped, Sleuths Aver

MATE, THOUGHT DEAD, ELOPED, ! SLEUTHS AVER Wife Is Unable to Collect Insurance for Death of Manufacturer 81TERIOR. VT May If. J. Edward Ed-ward Railstad. wealth-, manufacturer Of Eu Claire, placed human h.,nes in his summer cottage on th shore of Iake Vebagon. near here, fired the structure In which he was gnopoted to he lning alone and r elope. I w.th Dorothy Anderson his itenographer. secure In th belief that the charred bones would leae him a fre mm, ln-uranes ln-uranes in-estiators In charge o the case claim, following mo than a lnqulr' Into the circumstances surrounding the mysterious dath of I Sallslad and the almost simultaneous disappearance of his stenographer. Special agents for Insurance companies com-panies which have, been sued by the first Mrs Sallslad for $65.0fn. th I amount of life insurance carried by her husband, nnnounced today thu Inauguration In-auguration of a nation-wide search for Miss Anderson following the report of a pathologist at the University of YVl-.-onstn. declaring that the bone found in the cabin were those ( ( man of small stature. Ballgjad was described as "a man of medium build "