Detective Geyer Discouraged

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1. - "I think we'll havo to walt until Holmes tells where to flnd Howard Pitzel. He kuows, and we caiinot flnd out." So said Dbtective Geyer, who haa beea ia towa over a week hunting a house supppsed to have been rented by Holniea while he was here. So far the searoh has resulted in nothing. Clews have been plenty, for every day from one to a dozen people oall upon the deteotive, and in mysterious whtspers teil him they have found the house that Holmes rented. No matter how impossible these stories jny sspm, overy one of thnra l lnretltgated, and now the deteoMve lays b bas nof File gllghtssi olew to work on. He aay be expnoM to be recnlled to Phlladelpluü Kion. and that i( the body of Ho -ant Pitz-1 is found it wiil be because Holmes waakeus euough to inform thi ' lüocrs what disposition was made of hiiii.