Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-03
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tarI. ~, tbe fire LADY Uavward,s maid
bad ip.t nut an eoay ,yrapner temptingIv
,,,dT ma ,pas buav t,cttiny ont n dinner
dress for her mistress.
81 will send for Won in a few minutes.
TAYLOR" said Lady HAYWARD; and the
peTfectIv-traiU maid servant vanished
n once.
II wonder whether it's that girl, after
mn" exclaimed Lord Harvard yet it
seems impossible"
Don't talk enivmas." said Lady Hay
ward. impcriouziy: there isn't time.
What - the matter" She was pouring
out her tea as she spoke, and now began
to sap it.
More things have disappeared, said Lord
HAYWARD. in n low voice, .anG this time it's
worse mo old Duchess has lost big
diamond ring. and your sisters diamond
urckIucc is gone"
Indy hayward put down her tea.
Vernon. this is awful. " she said. "What
aro we to doz Who can 1t be! It's absurd
10 Talk about Taylor: she was with me in
town
IAN I'M ve emit ten cxnctlv what time
the thing, were taken; she may have
guttcu rid Of them in London. # was
when vou took her to town with Won last
TINT y,ur J,,mopd brnoch went "
50 j, ,y,s y s.,d Indy HAYWARD. "Rut
tI,,t MAKE ma difTrrancr The brooch
VIVA taken While we were away. Beside.
tLr tlinp. IL nI.slrd TavIor Is above sus-
,iri,p know the girl sH we'll Whv. Vrr-
Nan Nv, ,venf with me- MI through France
and ItoIy ,yhcn Joined Won in Fomc: we
were always together. and used to talk
Ia her :, trent DEM. She is very superior
Girl M. II yould Inc unjust IL sUspect
,ravlnr"
swell there il no one else" said Lord
HAYWARD deiectcdly. "exccpt poor little
Kosc Mannerlnp."
Poor Hffle Rose Monnrring" was the
pnyrrpcs- who took charge of their one
lJtnc ,rlrl.
.Ab,urdr' said Lady Hayward. And
So il UNA an fine far,, of if They knew
Eosc Noppcrino.s fnmilv we'll. she was n
INDY ANA little moro finn a child.
;l,.,,c. followed Irriur, which hnth
lookrd INTO the fire for insnirotion. An
tho servants in the house were born of
families who had been for generations on
the estate. The idea of suspecting any
of them was too painful. TAYLOR was the
only oxcrption. and she had been with
Indy Haywood two wears.
n begin 10 believe" said Lady Hay
wood, that il i one of our guests
"Guud heavens. Kate. what am idcaw
can Won suggest ANYTHING rlseY"
No eau t.. lh'r'S some lhierhai
d"Nhtrl NJ WORK nut hch' my DRUMS no"
WIZ ! can see "h'r' 1t comes rom
~" you "i''' we must no. 'uon'
~" ''a"! ia3 ""'u u't'SlN''S' W. mus,
h' very 'Rr'ia'' h"t - Hh,on an! or'' "n"
Keep our own counsel hido over y" tue
town carly To morrow morning and tele-
graph I" scotland hard Tor detective 10
come down uiSEnlS'u To tho ha'i' mere
VIII he -" mhil people inc servants won
nave 'liho To h"li'r MN. lie must 'l"P
on a. VISITOR uh'll ne mas OUT some
lhlhg.
nut VIII d" exclaimed LORD nay
"Aru'
NOW go 7l'a i'AuS hayward ringing
inc hrH Tor taylor must dress III
once
As lac went out h' mot the maid Ill the
doorway, and gave her more curious
i""k thhh usual ne result was ohiy 10
give VI me idea aS Preposter"us. she mad
u very gentle good thce; her SOFT brown
hait, brushed smoothly over her ears, gave
1T an almost frritnno look. Lady Hay
ward had made something of friend of
her, and TIA" Erl had never presumed IN
the least upon H. but had always retained
her Suhdued' sweet manner
Indy HAYWARD scrutipizod ber ton
,urin,r tho nrnce.4 Of dressin,r lint sh,
shruuk from the thoughts iii her own
mind She had grown fond of her treas-
urt. of n maid. and felt ashamed of her
Quickly suppressed 7uSpicions
Enrly NEXT morning the telegram WAS
sent tn Scotland Yard by Lord HAYWARD.
who rode over alnne .tn scrd II and wait
"a for the answer. Tho replv seemed In
rIro-r him ond h. rnd, hark in ,,ond
spirits Ia n late breakfast. He even
faced with moderate checrfulness. Lady
Ilavwnrds eldest sister, who was IN n
frirhtful ~tate abnut her necklace This
lady was nu, of his NET v,rsinrs. She WINS
MT rr,t ,.,r. ,I,,v,r liz, H. ,y;f,, I'm, sh,,
WINS moro irrerrnach9lJe moro ,,oro,
moro rcrfert ana shn wns M MA nail
rrn1,,iJ, n, x,,s M onI,. ,nrsnn j., tL,
vnrIl ~ ,,b,n, I,5,. IIp,y,ri r.,s ofroil
Miss Cnilctte was severe censor in all
Things, and kept her eye glass well fixed
ON her younger sister VIII" had an i'm
p"rtan' position I" iill before the world.
~ present Miss Ioiiette was very angry
because she did not know wha. was being
done about the thettS' ana she held that
she ought To he one OF the council But
Lady Hayward was obstinate; she had
found out before that the exemplary
Cecilia could not hold her tongue.
This extreme discretion having been
observed, the Scotland yard detective ar
rived rs visitor, TO him. He was very
quiet and adopted the character of the
man who does not dance, or talk, or do
anything, and II answered admirably.
number OF other men, with superb
shirt fronts hung about the doorway and
i""N'o pore IL MT HAWK was admirably
gotten up Tor the purpose and had only
70 lu'hEle Win theSe otherS' ana look rs
bored they. Lady HAYWARD was lR-