The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-06

posed only 70 use it as a business address
Thai afternoon the camera again told me.
| that the mysterious inquirer had been
worE. and, knowing this time from certain
observations | had kept that should have
smetuing definite to show him. 1 promised
Mr. Burt 70 call in the evening at his house
| in Sydenham. This would give me time to
develop the fresh negative, get a print from
1t, and so erm myself With proof OF the as
sertI IA very disagreeab Die one-which /
should have 70 make u my employer.
IL was 9 o'clock when reached Syden-
ham. Instead Of finding the millionaire
seated comfortably at dessert, as l hat ex-
pee Ell, he met me, looking flushed and
angry, In the bail.
Come in here, Zambra," be said, leading
mo into the dining room. you NAV as
ell tell Inc all about it, though have u
worse worry on my mind now. Stay,
though; before you tell me about that little
busn IS, just read that. / may want to
put you on the track OF the villain"
He placed a letter in my hands, and l
read as follows, after noting that the date
was of the same day:
DEAR PAPA-Mr. Solvyn and l were mar
ried this afternoon. You see, he has made
50 much money lately that be can afford it
told you there was lot in tho ght-read-
ing Hoping you will forgive us. l am, your
aHectionate daughter, TRIXIE SOLVYN
Money" exclaimed the enraged father.
as finished. The penniless loaferl l don't
believe word OF it. How can he have
made moueyp
perhaps, these two pictures will help you
to form an opinion" | said, throwing down
two photographs on the table. "They show
now and by whomy your private information
has been differed"
The first picture have already described.
The second portrayed Miss Trixis Burt at
tue other end of the rod, apparently an
gagged in fishing from top floor window.
For moment did not know how he was
going to lake it. His face worked and
twitched so that it was impossible to saw
whether he would laugh or cry. 1t was
evident, however that the whole situation
was clear to him. Finally. he threw the
pictures to one side with a laugh that
shook the room.
Hanged if l don't forgive themI" he
shouted; 1.-The young monkey deserves it for
Icing clever. Smartness runs in the family,
you see, and it's better like this than If some
outsider had been getting at me-"
So the millionaires daughter was for
given. and had an opportunity of explain
lcR now 1t was done" She he'd no diff.
Guilty in borrowing her fathers key, and
IN thus getting a duplicate of the drawer
key-a plan also pursued with the key of
the bedroom during the time Mr.. Burt had
carried his papers home. When once the
drawer was opened a pair of forceps was
substituted for the key, and the documents
were borrowed for perusal, to be replaced
atterward In the same position as before
Having herself devised the code, she was
we'll able to read the cipher. Bertram Sol
vyn had made his own terms with the stock
exchange clique for the information, aud
had really waxed rich at his prospective
father-in-law's expense.
When Mr.. Burt paid me for my services
he was very exuberant over the smart
ness OF the family" and even quoted the
proverb, "What is bred In the bone comes
out in the flesh, without seeing that the
quotation was not exactly a compliment to
his dag ghter.