Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

You surely do not intcnd 10 call ON
| ituleesur sClEfrlgd tonightg"
40, but i want 10 drive 10 the Office
or the director Of police"
-, on. that won't take ne ionF!" said
| the princess. swing the nero..snry order
The coachmun took them 10 M. MINT
| entrance Of the central police station by
/ the iohcnstlufongnses. and, leaving M,
/ princess IN the carriage Jennie won't
alone 10 speak with the officer In charge.
/ wish 10 SEQ the director OF the po.
! lico.' she said.
He win not be here until morning.
~. 10 at home II is anything impor-
Yes. Where r. his roaldonco7"
| III you win have tho kindueaa 10 In.
form me what your business ~. madame.
/ We VIII have pleasure lu attending 10
/ IL without disturbing Herr Director
! y must communicate with tho de
/ rector in person. The Princess Won
| Hl"inhglmcr IL IN hor carriage outalle.
! ana ] do not wish 20 keep hor waiting. %
/ ~ mention of the princess tho officer
h'.llTrod himself ana became ,nusiyoly
Il fhill call the director at once. and
ne WIN be only too happy 10 walt upon
"uh! Have YOU a telephone hero7
And can ! speak with him myself with.
out being oyerhcariq"
certainly madame, n you VIII ftep
into THIS room with me. ! Will call him
up ana leave You 10 speak with him."
This was done, ana when the chief
had answered Jennie introduced herself
TO him.
Il am Miss Baxter. whom YOU wer,
Kind enough TO escort through the
treasury building this afternoon"
'Oh, ypsl' replied tho chlrf/ u
thought We We're 10 postpone further
Inquiry until tomorrow"
Yes. such was the arrangement but
] wanted 90 say that N my plans nr.
iutcrtrrOd with. N / am kent under sur
yclllnnco, I shall be- compelled 10 with
draw from the search"
4 few moments elapsed before tho
chief replied. ana then Il was with
some hesitation,
- should be- distressed to have you
withdraw; but II you wish 20 do no,
that must be- a matter entirely FOR your
own confederation. / have my duty 10
perform, ana / must carry Il out 60 tho
best Of my poor ability"
quite 20. / am Obliged 10 you for
speakng 20 plainly I rather Hurmised
this afternoon that you looked upon my
help In the light OF an Interference"
II should not have used tho word
Interference continued the chief.
but ! must confess that I never know
results 90 follow amateur efforts which
could not have been reached much more
speedily and oncctually hy tho regular
force under my command"
well, the regular force under your
command has been az work several
weeks ana has apparently not accom-
pliHhed very much. I have devoted part
Of an afternoon ana evening 10 the
matter, 40 before I withdraw ! would
like 10 give you some Interesting iufor-
mutton, which you may impart Co. the
that you should take nll the credit Tor
tho discovery MS 1 have no wish TO app
pear Ia amy way as your competitor.
Can You hear mo dlatinctlyg
Perfectly, madame" replied the
chief.
'"rhen, IN tho nrst place. inform the
berry"
mo robbery What nm absurd state.
ment, n you VIII excuse me for speak |
lrT 30 abruptly Where Is the gold n
there was no robberyg'
Il am coming 10 that Next inform |
the government that lis loss will b.
but trliling That heap Of debris which |
you propose TO cart away contains
practically the whole Of tho missing |
0QQO.nlO nnrlns, Moro than one- |
third OF the heap ~ pure gold n you |
want 20 do o favor 90 a good friend N |
yours and nj the samo time confer a |
henent upon the government 10 secure |
the services Of Herr Faltz no that mo |
gold may be extracted from the rubblgh !
with the least possible inHr 1 put Ia "A /
word for Herr Foltz because I am cun- |
WINGED he n a most competent man. |
Tonight his action saved you from dla-
missal tomorrow therefore you should ]