Deseret Evening News | 1891-07-21 | Page 7 | The Safe's Worst Enemy

The ar' Unrst I nrtuf. Homo months ago curruiMiidcno9 wai carried on by ciiierta as to whether It was po-lble to open n safe by tho all of a ulov.lpe, tiling oompreav,l oijgcu. A man Milling himself "Mr, flmnt," nf Antai rp, nylilmtl ut h lintel lin-tel hi Hanover, Hie lomrnWof whhh wn nccilphsl by tho Hank nf Haxolty lrewruncciiuiiuodntcdwlthamomoier-hcal. lrewruncciiuiiuodntcdwlthamomoier-hcal. One Ihio innnilug "Mr. Oranf dlapliOAn.Hl, and It was discolored that bo luul penetrated Into Hki bunk t.nUvs by breaking up Ibe lluor and descending descend-ing by a rntio ImhUr After hai lug attached an India nib-lier nib-lier ttibo to ouo ot tho gas Jots ho blow ncunxntotuiygoii wlthlt from a retort re-tort brought with hhu, using tho blow-pit, blow-pit, and succcedeil In melting an opening through tho door nf thot great steel Mto used by tho Itank tor holding amallor one, lie am hi tlio net of oinnitlng on tho smilhr tuner aofo when ho must have been dtsturlsil, fur he ilccnuiiod T ho aafo rruitohied soma X23O,O00 hi gold and note., Iieslde so-curltlea. so-curltlea. The luat cau.sl by such a tlaiao will milt any mctali oicn tho hardest platinum cannot tand It. It U too evldint that owner of saht where taliiablos aro aton.l iit-ol tu be cautious about their neighbors' tenant. tondoii Hanker1 Mogozlno.