Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
DEsrREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST y, 1899.

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u The police were given plenty M tlme
they might stumble on the diamonds.
AlI TINT BE- reUtaaarv Tor mu Go do now
iH Co ind ont how many persons THERE
are poo Vienna who would lena large
suua ~ mcney on valuable Jewels. The
second la 90 find with which one ~
nose tho PRINCES puWuol her dll-
in0nia IN my opinion. the diamonds
never lrft Vienna. You see, The bail
had boon announced ana Immediate
money was urgently needed. She
ulwned The diamonds before she lUft
the capital N Austria. and the chances
are she ala not intend any one to know
thoy were missing hut 0u the eve OF
Che hill hor husband Insisted that rhe
should wear her diamonds. and thnrU-
Fore being 70 uuIck wlttol woman she
announced thoy had boon stolen. After
having made Huoh statement she 90
r0ura" had FOO stick t1 o.. and now. fall
.Hg t1 rHt tho money from America. she
Dr. exceeding anxious that no rHll iU-
..lH Hh1ll hr employed DO inf,Hilsa-
Al Dover Mlaa Baxter. having notes
shorthand witnessed che detective bid
gHulhy tn hIa friend Smith. who rc-
turned tu London hy IHtur trulu. AZ
Ter tuIt HnH saw uH mHHH HI Mr. tIl-
bury Taylor and reached ihe SehIoHa
s.'rhrimrr ut Mepn without further
adventure.
Mics uaytor found 100 90 ths sehlow
much lIn.rcut from what shH had ok.
reuiDi. THE princess was young aud
charming lady. worry handsome. but in
% HiitD nf constant d.UH" ION. once ur
twice Mlw Baxter cam. upon Der with
apparent traces % ping uu hHr face.
The rtiuce wac NOT un u.i man. uH shn
expected. but young and or u manly.
.ilIWnft appearance. IIy eva MY poe
aHHaHd n ncndIsh tHuunof Hrd m1poi
about The castle with constant ir1Wn
upon hlH brow.
mn. correspondence of tho princess
wHH no the utmost disorder ThHIg wUrn
hundreds upon hundreds U. letters,
many OF whIch pho could nu' t"ll Wu"th.
tr they hHd boon UH. H"r.l HU NOT nul
MlHa Baxter rat tl W... iI1n'ltInE ani
arranging thnW. Ns.nHh I' ih' young
Newspaper woman I.ut h"r Dyes Oyer.
HhH wondered about GOO 0HHil' unu1.
I.HfUI uHaod into odd CORNERS. talked
with tHH servants uHI 'H iuUi WEN
every ono. but rHNHr 900 .nr mo urNu
re- rlrN which promised fH .ld fl a alIu-
! iIUu uf thU diamond I0l"lItN once shn
] Penetrated into r. furfHi room nul came
unexpectedly upon 90" prince. Who w1s
HiIiIuH uu tuH window lodge looking
IharutIy Uut 600 100" broad aud fuINuE
valley thHi Jos flT m|I"H below ihH case
ur 1iH spmrF 90 h.H feet aud looked
rI npuHiy u tnH intruder TINT tho
/ "'." ...'. NN...N ..N..N .''. NN.'.N '...H
oven tlg presence nI mind tl turn aui
uuu
what do you wautg' Do. aali 90 her
shortly. fur ho spoke HnTiInh perfectly.
You gf' 90" iguns woman from Chic
"No" aufw,r.d Nfrs Baxter frrsst-
tiur f1r thU moment thH role al' was
playing. 90 Im FROM London
'MrIl, ~ doesn't matter, you orc ihr
[ young woman who D. Afrluhiug W}
WHO'S corroHpanioHnnt'
Tho prince airaie rapidly forward
and rrlHpHl her uH fhs wrist, Die brow
dark with q f1rhidIHg fuau. De spoke
I lu huHrrn whisper.
Listen. my good r.fI DO you want
] iu got moro money from me than you
/ viii set from the princess Boo ton years
HDrylgn' HrurkHu. thuu. tl what I toll
| you. lf There Hrn any letters from
fruW-mon, VIII sou bring them 20 MOP
Miss U1vtar was Thoroughly frighteu-
/ Dd, but she said tn fhe prince sharply
'lf you DO not Doe g1 Oi my wrist. lN
scream. How dare you lay your hama
] uu mpH"
| The prince released hcr wrist and
| stepped back
"foElye me-" Doc said. "Tm n very
] mif.rnhlo man. Forget what 1 have
snid.'
"Ilow can I forget lt7' cried the girl.
/ gathering courage nH she saw him quail
before her blazing eyes. What DO you
| want mo CO. dor
81 want you 10 bring 10 me any lot-
| turf written by by
written by Van schaumhorg'" cried
the girl. noticing bis hesitation ana nil-
iuE iu the blank.
4 rri wave Of anger surTed up In tho
| "Yca'" he cried. "HrInv mo o. letter
/ 90 her from Won schnumberE. and an
pay you what you ask"
"lt is contrary a. my duty t1 90"
princess she began hcHitHtIugiy when
BE- stopped and turned heruvly upon
hor.
what ls contrary 10 your duty"
"Thvrv are letters tied very duiutily
] with hlu, ribbon, and they are from a
/ man. The princess ala not allow me On
read them, but locked them away IN a
secret drawer No her dressing room. but
about everything cleo that I am HurU
can Egt them Cor you. " You want
thnm."
eyes. yes. I want them" suli th,
| prince, 'und viii pay you Handsomely
Cor Them
''yory WE'LL" replied Miss Haxtnr
l you shall have them, n you viii wolf
here teu minutes I shall return with
them"
nut hesliatol tho prince. "Hly
nothing tu thr princess"
"uh MOI Z shall not need o. nh.
krNH arc rura 90 bee un h'r dresHlua
] table"
Miss BAXTER ran down 90 ths room OF
ihH princess AMI had lItt'n dl1'ruly Do
obtaining Tho Keys. She opened tho nH
7grt drawer into which Hhr had Hauu Go.
princess uluco ths packet VI lr,toTH. and
taking Thorn out she drHw auuIuU
sheet of paper along with them. wh.ul
she road with wide opening eyes. thoi
with her pretty llpg she blow o. Ions
aEtnulshnl whistle. Taking both th
packet OF letters and the sheet uf pap
with her, 7he ran Hwiftly up the FfII
and along the corridor 90 the room
whore tho prince was impluentll
"GIyc thcm 20 me-" h. snapped
rudDly aHutuhins the packet from De-
hands She HHN clUng 60 the separate
piece Of paper and said nothing nm
! prince stood Boy thH window ANA uudi
tho packet with trembling hands. ~
examined one and then another M m
lHttHrI turning at last toward tho ElI
with renewed anger ln his face.
You are tHlliuE with me, my glrl.
DO said.
"No. I ann NOT" she rail stoutly.
'rhnHa urr Wv own letters, writer
by me- 10 my vito before We were mar
/ upI"
"of courro thoy are. What othcr
dll you UNu#Hi' These are the only lat
tHrs, 800 Gar 900 have learned that 0u
man has written 90 her ana the 0ul
letters HhH cares for of ull the thou
sands she hlg over received. WIS