for a wholesale drug house? We can telegraph and ask him if he knows of this Schlemp."
"Then let us do it at once," said Tom. "I have his route—the one he said he was to follow."
A few minutes later the following message, was being flashed over the wires to Dan Baxter, then supposed to be located at Detroit:
"Send full name and address of Blank B. Schlemp, druggist, at once. Highly important.
"Thomas Rover,"Ashton Hotel."
"That was about all I found at the haunted house that was important," said Tom after the message had gone. "But I've found out something here that may lead to something else of value."
"What is that?" questioned Sam.
"There is a fellow hanging around here named Henry Parwick. He is rather dissipated, and does not seem to work for a living. One night this Parwick had been drinking pretty freely, and he got into a quarrel with one of his companions. They taunted each other about money, and Parwick said he had some good friends up to Brill who would give him all the cash he
