Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02


Door, recital fmf .N. I.I UHf notice iht
ln.t uf Do. companion visitors hlt
iNh.H fH.|| .UINU. HUI when tHa UTIH
N""H approached 900. fWH auH uIus. with
.Hwu .r.U.IHtIHH.
.Alh u.IH princess. DO. HiII "yltI
i.u hHs been poo rHul Iul thu cumuaul
NJ Anul young rImrltfIHt BIAS boon "
"uHuu.nE that I have llue nothing hu
chatter chatter chatter away ahuu
things which should only b. spoken 90
under uurH breath. AMI now mus
hurrA away May ] Venture Co mop,
mat SOU wiIl honor mH with your prvs.
'u'. 1I up' ui ny receptions when
send you u aurlH'
70 HhuN Doc delighted Go do so." 70
l'I' Zoo princess. with that EraCloui
'uul.Hu.uHl1u which became her B,
we'll
Tho sauulous ola islv was tho ias'
tu tHk. Deer leave. aud WhJu the pflu.
cried.
Jennie. have found out absolutely
nothing What have SOU discovered .
EFrr} thing replied che GIRL walk
InF pop and down thr floor iu excite.
mont over thg finding 0f such BONANZA
OF news
You DON'T toll me so' Row. do VII
down uni '.t me know the full partlcu.
Inr ui ONCE.
when I.nHIea exciting story was
finished. DO. HuII.
You su,. ihIH robbery explains wis
ihH premier dIl mot follow an hls war.
Ilh" speech. The police seem Co think
That ENGLAND has had 70 hand ln this
robbery but NJ course. that lH absurd"
um not Poo sure OF that replied
lh. princess, taking. us she spoke. ths
Chicago point % view and forgetting
inr the moment her position among the
urIHtugmyy pf Europe. England tnkof
most things 10 can got lu hands on
AMI shu 4. not too slow 90 pick up
E"li milne here ana there. So why
should Hhe hesitate when tho gold 4
already mintrd Tor here"
'lt Dr. TOO absurd Cor argument"
continued Jennie calmly. go We won't
iuIk ~ that phase Uf the subject
must get away Co England instantly.
Let No. IND out when the FIRST train
leaves"
"Nouacnse" protested the princess.
What do you need 60 gu 90 England
Tot You have seen nothing % Vienna"
'oh. ] can see Vienna another umel
! must set Co England with this ar-
count NJ tho robbery"
Won't your paper pay Tor telegraph
ing such am important piece of urwH9"
ION yes' There would De no difficulty
about that but I dare not trust either
The post ur the telegraph In a case like
this. The police are on the watch"
hut couldn't you send 10 through
by q colr' Ny father used always To do
his cabling BY code. Il saved q lot OF
money and also Kept other people from
knowing what h|H business was"
~ have code. but I hesitate about
trusting even 60 that
"lIl tell you what wen do" said
ihr princess II want you TO stay In
Vienna"
"oh, viii roturu." said Jennie. "ivo
only Just had u taste uf this dellEht-
tul city lll come right back"
81 can't trust you 90 do anything Of
the KIND When you got DO London. you
VIII stay there NuW. here \ whit [
propose. and 10 win have the additional
advantage NJ saving your paper day.
We VIII run down together Into Italy
too Venice Then YOU can take down
your code and telegraph from there In
perfect safety when that o. done. YOU
VIII return hero 90 Vienna with me.
Ana another thing. you may bU sure
your editor WIII want you CO. stay right
here 600 ibH apuI, Go lat him know ~ any
outcome NJ This sensational dcnouo-
mont"
THAT ln't o. had idea" murmurcd
Inuul. 'liuw long win Il take uH to
got tu NnuipaT'
- don't know, but ! am sure Il viii
save you hours compared with going 10
London. ! shall Eet the ex1et time for
Jennie followed the suggestion Of the
princess. and together the two went 10
the ever enhancing ulty of Venice ny
thH time they reached There jennie had
Der account written and coded The
long message was handed lu ut the tOlg-
Eilph niilD' uH soon nH the two arrived
boo Venice. jennie also sent the editor "A
private dispatch giving her address ln
Venice. and IIaH telling him the reason
fur sending che telegram from Italy
rather than from Austria or Germany