New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-04

["By the way, how does young Beaumont
get 0n2 She seems a nice creature. that
sister of his, to judge bS4her Mtteff rs
He is the best hand ii the Office, a
long sight land his sister IS very sweet,
ladylike creature a I They are orphans,
poor things, aud he supports her out Of
his salary, She ealledIat the Office two
months Ego, and I gave him leave to see
her for a few minutes in my room. But
he knewaitiwas against rules, Eand has not
seen her here again. Z: fs.s2 f.s Ett5tg.i
s'But what are we to doa''} said my
uncle: II think l will speak to the First
Lo1rd.'' 4, tln993A E1l1 tltfes sfil.if !
50 he spoke 70 the First Lord. who
thought the affair serious enough.
sit must be in the letters said be.
B i"Ir cannot be in the letters, Vl said my
uncle. fl,s5l IS u - 4 e " sss
| Gas you please" said the chief; lG|but
althoug h you cannot find it there, per-
hapssanother. can l would Try 1anI ex-
pert" x-S.ss :. n u +
MY uncle had no, faith in experts, Or
Bow Street runners, and n1istrusted them.
But he could not refuse tottrY the expert
ment suggested. So. the most experienced
idecipherer. insl london was summoned
into council, and Is him the letters Of the
day, were secretly Isu admitted.
wH He read them all very carefully, looked
sat them il the light, and looked at the
light through them, At last he put them
all aside, excepting one from Elmer Beau
mont.
'sWho is the lady that writes this q said
the taciturn man of slxillsat lasts ~
4ssss' "A very sweetsaYoung woman said
s Parker smartly sister sister s my private ss
secretary Sss@ '1.s * = : : sAs.'fs SSse
"Does she write often?''
es; she is his only correspondent,
I and writesgabm asweek:A S@@
aWhere does she liyel'' RI
s.She lives in Jersey, Beaumont told me.
Their father was in the business there.'''
saAnd does She always write about the
same kind of things zzaunt's rheumatism,
Riepies aqu're's tea parties RI fhd e. the
spoke 81 of B stS uasil ,6in s ' -
1HumW said the. expert. $50, ..,..
aSWell,5sirr,a said my uncle who was
|lrather impatient, fe'the amans.of skill $
| pomposity,. .'.and what may Hum = mean
Have ths Young woman I. s AhdI lbH aunt's
"Hum.l She dates from, Fleet Streeta''
1l. sI, Why should As,l shs1ot aate fIom
Il should. be-. sorry to- preYent : herr,
said the unmoyed philosopher. HAS this
correspondence continued lonR2''
20, yesyS--a couple ofslssafa s. SC, but not
nearly reggulariysas astel ns
..Fo q how long regpl
| bout two monthS . AassSs
sss..That i, about the time when ,you
/ arst ~ 1suspeeated1 thss betrayal Of cqphtaI
dence9" I'M sSsa sssI
"Reall my friend if you cam see furth-
erInto amill stpne titan that, you may give
up the profession said my uncle.
take my word for it, the Beaumonts
have nothing to d9with II. Rubpish.'',x
vi assHumH' And iths that the sman u
iskilI took his nat and departed, savingh he
would feturn,in two days, The two days,
however, were five before he came back,
and was again closeted with my uncle and
Parker, with whom he had fallen inN
great disfavor. II II
"Wantslto make asjob, ss,,said the latter
-ssa regular humpug as.,..-..zssSs:s..a
"SirI George said 1he regulars hum
hui, s.haa Mr. Beaumont a licked aesk
in his room .s5sssssss 81
Yes, sin 'said Rsrk er ahe has d
.Hava Bot . keY which VIM openis9ll''
Il have and what Of thatY i
with to have that, desk. ODened with.