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Show i . - : i 1 r JM J ' " r r J f r , r - r - - J ' ' 1 4 , y ' i - L ' . . . . . i . . . . J ' w k.3 - .-I iL J li.UI L'uJiiil la. i.'r.ci 0: Lc-Gied,. c::J Ti:"i Cei'ici.i ::.a'::r.C23 .rc ai 7cr.u fo 2? Tiini ; 113 K:vcr .nzliirns to S:If Lcl:e. V W. II. Parrent, the crook and self-confessed criminal v. ho accused Chief Sheets, and who was released on his 0 ,.n recognizance after he had told his story, hag skipped Trcm Denver and cannot be found. It is reported in Denver that Parrent has fled to Eu- 1 pc. The Chief of Police of Denver says that Parrent ' A, ill never be located again; that, he believes he has .gone i.or good. , " ' ' . , Sheriff Emery has been keeping the wires hot between I lcrc and Denver. ' Denyer, Parrent dropped out of Bight. Attorney, mitoa claims, to be very much surprised, r but stia Insists his man vlU show up when wanted. cmxr or police delanet, HOWEVEE, DOES KOT TAKE T1II3 VIEW OP THE CAES, AND SATS PAEEENT HAS GONE FOB GOOD, j AND WILL. NOT BETUEN UNLESS HE IS AEEESTED AND TOECED TO come. ' " . ' - ; . (Special to The Telegram.) rziIVER, CoL, March 23. Allowed to liave Salt Lake on parole, W." H. Parrent, a notorious crook who turned TUte's evidence," has mysteriously dic:77eared and cannot be ound. The ' disappearance . of Parrent has auf al. consternation in the police departments de-partments of Denver and Salt Lake, and every effort is being made to. get some trace of -him. Hundreds of telegrams tele-grams have been sent to' all parts of the country asking the police to watch for the fugitive. jvzt rrzzzz: T&ZTJZir: rrcirzD TO "inE,"- A2.T -WHD"IS EE-CrcrITLE EE-CrcrITLE FOR HIS EUDDEN AND UNANNOUNCED LEAVE-TAKING,. AirD VTHAT CONSIDERATION WAS r FFEHED "IITil OR WHAT INFLU-NCE INFLU-NCE "was EEOUQHT.'HAS not YET DEVELOPED, BUT SOME SENSATIONAL SEN-SATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS ARE rrrrcTED eoth in Denver and clt lake wrrinN the next rcr.TY-EICIIT HOURS. Those who are familiar with Par-rent's Par-rent's code of morals insist that he is always out for the "stuff" and can la depended upon in all emergencies to act upon a suggestion if the amount involved in-volved is suOciently large from his , ..zt of view. It is claimed here that Tarrent will never return to either alt Lake or Denver, and that unless , he la intercepted, he will sooner or later find his way to Europe, where he will remain for a number of years llv-irs llv-irs in luxury. Parrent is said to have t'.ited that be had done his work, and was not expected . to return to Salt Lake. ' ' Tarrent returned from Salt Lake to Denver early this week, in company with his attorney, 0. N. Hilton, who went to Utah to defend him. After turning State's evidence in the . robbery rob-bery case, and as announced by the fait Lake authorities upon the solemn protestation of Parrent that he would return when wanted, and on the-4er-Fonal guarantee of Hilton that his client cli-ent would keep his word, the accused man, to the surprise of Denver people, nut allowed to leave on his own re-ronizance. re-ronizance. Twenty-four hours after reaching |