The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-19
Copyright. 1891. by Globe Press Association, /,
CHAPTER TX.
(Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters)
CHAPTER 1.

Langford finds Philip Dayaris Greek violin
lists, I'm New York after tho latter has been on a
mysterious Journey. Finds a telegram dated
Paris: Come at once. Important discoveries
Helene" Who is Helenei Tho two friends g
to Lenox later. Davariss strange agitation al
meeting a society girl, GLADYS Montague.
CHAPTER II.
Two society mon, Ned Lawrence and Thurs
ton meet Davarls at the country house of Mrs
damiyD at Lenox. Lawroncs's Irritation wii
Constance Hamlyn. Miss Montague show
Davnrls n picture. "That man. your father
he says and is strangely excited. After Davaris p
departure the picture is gone.
CHAPTER III.
Thurston and Havermoyer get lost whit
hunting and take refuge IN tho house ot an ol
hermit In the mountains. Davaris's nap
mentioned. The old man charges the youn.
fellows 10 toll Davars: Come TO me as fast a.
a horse can bring you"
CHAPTER ".
Thurston and Havemeyer wake In the NOR
ting and find Westerly dead. Havermeyer taxi,
"A Kodak" of him. Seth Doves story Of th
hermit and his elegance and breeding when h.
first came 10 the woods long ago. Seth mails Q
Jacket given him by Westerly addressed
Philip Davaris. Paris.
Oh PIER V.
Davarls suspected OF stealing the pictur
He comes out from the house in strap
manner and finds Gladys. She Is puzzled
his. Havermeyer gives Davaris the hermit
message, did You over know a man by tu
name of Cyrus Westerly Davarls repeats g.
dazed tone: Cyrus Westerly"
CHAPTER VI
Davaris rcco ognizes the picture Havermeye
tnok OF tho dead Westerly as that OF n man h
new when boy in Greece. Davarls plays .
violin 20 Gladys, he Is about TO propose
ut,Aa httrr
CHAPTER VII.
Ned Lawrence's return TO Mrs Hamyr
nere he is one of a house party Hear. D.
.ris playing, sees a strange woman In the h.
tith a savage look on her face watching D.
iris Hears conversation later, outside. br
eeen the woman and Dnvaris. Helene g.
rrEing Dayaris Co do something and he hang.
sack. What does IL al mean2
CHAPTER VIII
lawrence proposes to Gladys and is reject
le leaves for New York.
Games. seven-six, Mr.. Haverme
oinsl' shouts the scorer.
IL is very exciting point in tho ten
mrnament. The finals In no singles
eing played. Tho matcl is hest tutt
1ut OF five sets. On the other side of l
net Is Thurston. He has two sci
Iavermeycr has two, and this is the Il
ciding one.
Havermeyer begins the fourtccnt
gam- by serving. He swings his race 2.
back of his head, and sends the ball spi
aing over tie net. Thurston returns
and runs up. Havermeyer makes prett
back hand stroke and also comes up
ne net. There is a sharp ra ly. How e.
ell flashes from one side of the net to th
her. How the sharp accurate strokes g
no racquets cut through the air. II g.
he faces OF the opponents flush. Thu
.on is passed, and loses the point.
Fifteen love-" cries the scorer.
Thurston wins the next three points az
flavermeyer braces up and takes the mex
two.
"Deuce" cries the scorer.
Vantage out"
"Druce!"
Vantage in"
Camel
And Havermeyer has won the tourna
ment Of the year. Yet there seems to b.
little excitement about IL. The club house
piazza is thronGed with men in the
natty morning clothes, and the women
with whom they are talking. To be SUI
10 tournament is not such an important
one: Newport, Nahant Bar Harbor, and
Southampton have all come before; YET
there has been some good tennis, and
the matches have oil been close.
Instead OF watching the play. tho peo-
ple on the piazzas and about the lawn are
Tor tho most part talking. Here and
.nrre man is seen who watches tho play
with the eye of an expert, but when he
-applauds good shot, he finds himself a.
most alone.
Havermeyer-little Havermeyer-has
won the tournament, yet he does not feel
so proud over it, as over something he had
done the day before. He feels that he has
been a public benefactor, he feels that he
has done society good turn by unearth.
ing a man, who IL not an imposter, was a
dangerous person to have about He feels
that he has done something for which
everyone should thank him in getting a
man out OF town, who IL not insane was a
man TO cause uncasiness to more than one
person. He feels that he has done bit
Of good detective work, he feels that
people will now look on him and not say.
That young Havermeyerp And he goes
into the club house after breaking away
from a group OF young fellows, who arc
congratulating him, and there no sees q
man whom he stares at good naturedly.
Great Scott, Lawrenthe, you backY'
he says.
Yes" answers Lawrence despondently,
I'm back"
Heard about DavarithT
what about Davaris"
"He ith MaiiaP
"A whatg
"A man with a vendetta, a Malta, what.
ever you chooth TO call It'll found him
out. mythelf. You remember that maid
NTH Montague had whileago-sho wath
hith thistcr. 1 found 1t out. NTH Mon
taguo wouldn't believe 1t but sho called
tho maid TO her and told her TO go II It
wath true. And IL wath true. Then NTH
Montague saw Davarith and asked him