New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25

turning it. ,,. .,,-,..
MY grandfather brought the two from India
many years ago" the elder lady said. land
have never seen another Ike them
Am right" Ppm asked, lin surprising That
the locket worn by Mr.. George Cafery con-
tanned portrait Of Miss Noble? ,..,.. ..,o,
1T has been found the young lady cried'
| clasping her bands together
NO Miss Noble" ne answered. at has not
been found ! am simply in search Of facts Tor
| my guidance ! regret 10 say that Mr.. Gerald
Canery seemed last night II have exhausted
himself i'm the search for his cousin ventured
! to order him complete rest II i to b" regret''l
| that he is disabled 10y accident AT such time.
for | should have valued his cooperation. The
injury is. IL course al The more severe for him
! because IL happened 10 the lcit hand.
The elder lady. 60 whom this was addressed.
asscnted little coidly, thought as II III re-
! sentiment If such trihe being introduced at
such moment was intent ON iym' ana
! wondered what he was driving at That ne hai
some definite goal IN his own mind was certain.
bur what it was could moi guess.
Mr. Gerald Caffery's anxiety for the solution
! Of this mystery is naturally increased sald
| Pym, "hy the fact that ne IS the only person IN
the world who could benefit by his cousins final
disappearance. In the case Of man 50 wealthy
| rs Mr. Gerald Cafcry the mere monetary quts-
ton seems absurd but have had some slight
grounds for believing that there were other r"a-
sons which now weigh upon hi. mind
Pvms eye was Miss Mobiles face. ana
! followed his gaze she flushed and paled. but
/ she answered with cold dignity:
Il fail t. see. Mr. Pym. what right you have to
| intrudc upon those reasons
| "B,lievr me Mis- Noble" he answered, Il
had my pIrposo That is satisfied, and inirud'
no further Perhaps You might b. able madame.
L. lend me the services Of a staDle-hoy or uNdeI-
! gardener for an noun or two?
"Certainly sir said thu elder lady siily.
| Ppm had not made favorable impression out
he was unmoved by that fact. and apparently
as unconscious Of IT, a # he had been a thou
sand miles away Some rcfreshment was proi-
ferel us with frigid polteness. and was de-
| clincl with seeming brusquerie.
| Five minutes later We were ont In IN" open
| fields with brace Of yOkelish-ooking fellows IN
front Of u$-onc carrying lirk ana shovel ana
| the Other riddle PyW began q talk about tn"
| geological formation ~ tn country. II r.
minded him H. said. u come part Of scotland
with which he was once familiar and in 4
! more striking degree 4 parts ~ Cornwall l
vcnturcd t. break In on his irrclcvance.
You give me the idea" l said "of having
| found out something"
"Thcc. things be- answered curly ana went
! back % his geology
! 4 quarter ~ an hours walk brought Us ~
rough carr track and I'm ton minutes NOR" IS"
stood besid. an OPEN disusrd quarry on M sit"
= what had bc,u hpus" of some sort Their
/ were heaps of siftcd earth lying about heaps
- rubhlr and ASH charrri uWbcrs. hla k"u"d
| brick and what u.' % rubbish. ani fnunda-
/ flnu W.N 81 brick go ou" s.i" only was stu
ll-c-ruihlc. Ppm stood silently looking about
! him FIR while. ana then began g. climb down
! into the quarry IN" working had evidently
been di-used f0r many wears. and WAS grass
| grown in places. and ln others tangled with
~I:rns th,, pick here" h- shouted and on"
r. ih. mon ob.v,i AMI lr. pn,I g. down 20 hm
.n q narrow level me- twelve i.", from ih"
surface g IN" er'uui IT, struck bow "i
J. fv.n. and then sat down. handling fragments of
s.l and sfln. lie wiped %. pIe.r of sun on
MS sleeve aud sri % iu h.s wa.-'t"at poke,
| Th.u Dr." climbed back again. CARR INK th' r.'t
! ,.ith him "El-h.r a. y.u fellows know" bee
asked what thi- ODD huldins vas used for,'
/ on. said No. 30 was af,rc his time. He'd
/ been there Two 'car an never frYw,1 as 10
v4s used nt aN The other man still
| newer pm stood wl'h that a-i,u4-hif siy
| penetrating gave - his. gll"'rirr slowly here
/ ANA thor. from under his bent hrows padding
lean nnr.r- Az bis N.r i.w wii. hc r,s'.I
| hi- dt-.rrag..I hand lightly go ~" han Df fh"
/ Dick Sufd.nIt p. l.ap.i forward. ana struck
4 rs~-l.al,. h.w 80 'hc ground h'f.ro him
,,f l,,,. near =, c,liIn, 'u h- face. n chung
! 80" t.,t
..Irn,r,. me- cried That what wanted
| prir, th,t shovel Quick man quick Help mo-
/ Z, e., this out"
! Tho man v.lfh fh. sual. ran to him ana In
obriicnc. f. his orders. carved the earth about
! rho c,lr. Of In. object into which I'ym had
driven The point If m. uick $40 nerrcly Then
| ,hn .uhst.rr. sl.c,l, ,i.l,icd and came out OF
us bnd-a ragged earthly mass Of completely
amorrhous shapc pm ear down on g. and
| drawing forth strong c'asp-knf" from ms
pnrkrt. cut away at this mass until he had
s,riupcd from IL a piece 81 the size u a mans
! middle finger This took a cnnsicrabl" time.
and over and over again he mol@tcncd the bade
| yvith his tnnru. H. p1cl.~ted his treasure and
rosc with an cxul,ant llght on his face.
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