Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
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'hl' sisbt. She was convinced that
iai.' ~. moment OF leaving him 80
W Y no mad not tho slightest HuH-
i''ll .tst she herself. TO whom he was
81 ,..sirr was the person h. hnd
hl r,birr for up and down Eu-
l''l AMI must he think Of one who
W. hing with him, suddenly
~ word Of leave taking. dlsnp-
.,if the earth had opened ana
$3.50 her. and all because the han.
Ia. door 20 the inner room had
" q. rbsr the excuse she had given
W. gish.ng TO meet Lord ponm
ave struck him az ridiculoualy
,.,sta When she reached her desk
.t.etsd with moro calmncas over
.,s,u5r. she found no cause 90
~. herself for her nasty departure.
..,ssb .hs had acted on sudden lm-
.hs aw there had been nothing
-, do Another moment and she
.-Itayc been face to face with Lord
~, I'm brought q note from the
..Trs which somewhat frtsauftd
be- aplllTiEed for having made the
'rimrnt without her permission
N .yp'alned that Lord bonalH unoA'
iarlyal iu London and hiH stub
r. snbei.ef that y hhd been inc piln,,,
t.r..if whom h. met at the ball.
--'y ifft the detective no nltcrnn.
800, Z, I'm on the person who had
',llsiartly advanced the theory, 90
.is h ~ the one most intimately
80 10 had not occurred Co him
ill.,. t8 think that Miss Baxter
~, ebiast 10 meet Lord buual, who
'atIrs stranger 20 her but
II. s4w whore he was wrong
j.. Tsis note ana much 10 convince
t..Is ftat. after ALL the detective had
.,...g ths CLOVIS which appeared 20
4. ,-.ss8 20 plainly before hIH eyes,
.tisa Taylor. however said nothing
.t.si r. search being ended, ana "a
r.. ~ alter Jennie received "a dis
sa.trf fiier from the Princess Won
IN d.ar Jennie" her hlghncss
rrfs 4 am sure the detectives are
M 300. and 90 ! thought u best 20
rrIyH1a word % warming, or course
hi .t'y urmlso on my part, but ior
on here hls been O. woman hgNctihb
~. ihe castle. trying to get iuforma-
N. f-sn my servants. My maid chmr
na.i|g 10 nr and told mo what she
- mo woman detective had spoken
Il tf This luuuiaitlvc person, who
ia como from Paris. wished ptrtlcu-
I'M t1 know whether ! had been seen
tlf tha castle during the week in
rt.b the Duchess NJ ChlHelhurHt ball
49, p'arr. and Hu this leads me TO sup
- mad SOME one ~ making Inquiries
Z yUH. 10 must be- either Lord Dunul
gfIrr or tha Duke uf Chlaclhurst. but
lnhfr think % iH tho former ! have
rHfiHH an Indignant letter TO Lord
pal accusing him Of having caused
ts.tIvos 90 haunt the castle. I have
taJtt ryc5iycd q reply but Lord Dunul
ha truthful person, and In q day or
n5 expect IN find out whether or not
D. hlt q hand IN this business. Mean
rsli Jennie. be on your guard. aud !
sl write you again as soon as have
Eusihlnr further 90 tell"
o. reading ~ this letter greatly In
Ga1iel Iennle's fears for she felt us
gfei that. stupid as the mon undoubt-
r'I we're. they yprgCd Ho closely on the
trk % discovery that they were al
a II certain % stumble upon the truth
90 investigation were continued. She
urUa % hurried note TO the princess,
r f.ng Der 90 be- cautious and not
iuilHiHntly give any Clcw that would
fll 'o boz discovery Her letter vvi-
fHlf crossed ono from the princess
hsrf Lord n1nnl had confessed, sniu
Wf fiigr and promised never never
o. H Do again. lie says that before
ry Htier was received he had stopped
81 detectives. who We're doing NO good
trl aHuwnty only annoying Innocent
H llr says the search n ended,
or Pap lH the detective IN concerned.
GO nat ! need fear mo- more iutruHlonH
90 Inquiry agents. male or female,
pc lH.lg'lHd very Handsomely but
nu D. hlF not given up hopes ~ hnd-
Uf he lady who disappeared. And
lIA Jennie. ! hope that you viii admit
II lrtefnrsa. You Nru that l only
pa word 0r two from my maid as "a
c'a. hut I unruNUlod the whole plot
.al No once discovered who was the
'.Nt0r VI a. So ] think I wouldn't
maze a bad detective myself / am
TREMENDOUSLY Interested In episodes Ike
NO. ] believe n I had known nothing
, lhe imparunutlon and N the case
az Been put ln my hands | should
A'e 1yauEefri you long ago, Can't
mink VI some way In which my un-
t4lis1 talent for research may Dee
.ils use Uf' You don't know how
.a0h ! envy YOU IN your newspaper
always with some mystery ON
.lHl 20 solve. u must be- like being
editor FOL, @ puzzle department,
w you would let me help you next
ygl have something important 60
Wll you promiseg
won you write again. please send
\" ltilgr in Vienna, az we are going
- residence there, my husband hnv-
VI IN uuU ypectUdly called On the cap
N. VI, holds an important position in
IT. lNgnm'nt az perhaps you re-
!.fnIa was delighted to know that
lllfy had ceased, and she wrote "a
ga.i letter Hl gfuttude In tho princess.
20. 'll'|N'Hl her Dplstle by saying;
Pc p..ivtly absurd " you {, envy
lI NIH iu work MS hard us T. You
vi 'A' person 90 be- ouvied. II iH not
ia lnl shttlg8 In u newspaper
Ut which IH a good thing, for ! don't
H. ''I ana ] lOgt know what Hkit-
d. f aI". hut promise you that
.,- A. .WH ] have gu Interesting ease
4. .. elll ] shall write and g!vo you fun
eIalHi ana ] ann SURF that together
p.aall Dr. lnyIuClhlo."
r,' .N' trouble leaves merely 10 give
y...n another iu this ne jennie
~ 4aillh-d 60 notice that Mr.. Hard
M wee becoming more and moro con-
~ ' tal WIN her lie sat down by her
~. l'NtNrr there was reasonable
he. n, lNf doing ~. and he consulted
H.. ~. matters Important and ON mat
/, t'INllI An advance 81 salary came
tIs IVA qua she know Il was through
NN||.I With "A al
iri although Mr. Hardwick was sharp
r..gl l'.N" in business matters. he
n w. 'N uWkWurd man whore his
~ l.H We're concerned. and ho often
ieg,i, 'nl sat Boy the girls desk. evil
,ff '..t "hlhs 90 say something and
I, 4'''. 9s evidently having nothing
,-tl5 ana thus the situation became
M .. lhg' jennie was practical
ir,.,N h1l no desire To- cnmpllcnta the
M 9iv.1 hy allowing her employer to
mn. loNe with her, yet Il was lmpOs-
N|H % a