Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

sAny nsws. Tomy cried the desperate
young man. and he looked as IL an i'm
mediate homicide would follow reply
h the negative.
But Tom WoOiy showed no alarrn-
bhaAnS OUT Me crown or ns SC1t relt
hat he looked carefully inside. rs IL try
ing TO discover how he had lost the lin
ing. and then answered with that double
antiquity for which ancisnt oraoles and
modern detectives Arc alike celebrated:
We'll, six, there amt nothin' IS you
might call downright startling 20 report
! amt got what I'd caH reg lar straight
tip on the gal, but / kinder think I'm
onter tho heavy villain gent. jidgin' en-
firely by the face in the pactur. II you
drored that face right, why
Where did you see himr interrupted
Henry Henshall. and ne picked up his hat
% be ready 70 dash out when he got the
information
1T was last night. sir, a talkin' 10 a
mysterious woman. whose face was hid
By veil Them two was right under
LAfyot's slater, on Union square, and
the WOMAN acted As II her dander was
up and she didn't care who mowed il;
and the man he tried 10 sooths her and
sst her sn example Of street etiquette by
tslkin low.
We'll. I sreaked round 20 see what
could hear. but the man got onto my
little game. and hurried TO a cab that
y.s stAadin' near, and as hs drove off
b. called out. IN see you. Louise. some
hour tomorrow night then / tried To
haIk 70 the veilsd lady. bat she threatened
20 call the police. apologired, and she
started or &C = go-as-you-please gait
that would have won first money at a
walking match If she could keep it up.
Il Swallowed her 20 Second avenue,
near Scventeenth street. where abe van
fshed into an every day kind Of boarding
house. That's the report. SIR, and II you
could let me have another fifty 30 hire
side partner. for I've got 10 have one
or he for tho want Of sleep, why, I'll
ore,iit you with it when tho jobs over,
which hCpe1 bs very soon.
After this long speech Tom Wogiy
coughed into his hat until the crown
threatened 10 burst. and Henry Henshal
handed him five ten dollar bills
The Young man was about ~ question
The detective further when heavy step
Wa heard outside: then The door opened
without any preliminary knock. aud s
handsome old gsntlepnan. with troubled
face. entered and said
Harry, my son. must see you alone
a. once"
The detective jau1rnsi The money into
ffs pocket and bis bat on his head. and
vanished with = curt Good day. gents
What II the matter. father You
look troubled. said Henry. A. be placed
q chair for his unexpected visitor.
Then I look as I feel replied Nr.
Henshan. with a xrosn that came from
his heart ''On the TOP of the fsilure ot
Hi-gius & Lewis. our western agents
this morning learned that my cashier
has ben faithiess. He fed 20 Canais
on SATURDAY. and = hurried examination
- his books shows hat he has robbed
Fne II AZ least $500. 600
'But vUu sre rstcd It milton: surs-
" yuu can weatber the Storm said
Henry. hope rather than reason prompt.
ing his woris
"If v0u were business man. as
wanted vou 20 be sa8d Mr. HenshslI
impatienlv. 'Tou would know that a
mans rating by an agency ia never sn
evidence of tho each h can Command
Then. rising frori hts chair. he laid his
hands on bis s1r's shoulders. i,oksl
segerlv info hrs rves and s8iea. Harry.
yeu can ssvs me- II you wiz
~ fsthefT and hehind fha oid gentle.
rran Henrv Henehen snw ~. Undin-
fsee p.erinT sf him fsom ths ricfar~l
water on tte esspl
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