Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30

what an old darling he ial" muir
INJURED Jennie, ignoring his protests.
n think n SIR. llariwick had allowed
me TO look after the Interests VI the pa
per at tho foreign office Sir James
would not have Hnubbcd me"
~ the foreign office dared 20 do such
a thing. Il would hear Of something not
20 It's advantage from the diplomatic
service. Ana so. good night. my dear
And, with additions, the nephew repeat
ed the bcnediction ~ the uncle.
Jennie drove directly TO the office Of
The Daily BuRlo. and mOutlng the
stairs entered the editorial rooms. She
found Mr. Hurdwick at his desk. and he
sprpng up quickly on seeing who his
visitor was.
"Ah. you have returned" he cried.
you didn't telegraph 10 mci 10 ! sup
pose that means failure
u don't know. Mr. Hardwiok II all
depends on whether or not your object
was exactly what you told me II was.
And what was thntl l think ! told
you that my desire was TO get posses
sion OF the document which was being
transmitted from st. Petersburg 10
mo: you said the object was tho
Modifying Of old Sir James Cardiff Of
the foreign office"
Exactly; that was the ultimate OBJ
feet, OF course
Very well. Road this card. Sir
James gave II 10 me az Charlng Crous
station less than half an hour ago"
Tho editor took the card, turned u
over IN his hands once or twice and
read the cordial message which the old
man had scrubbed ON the back OF H.
"Thon you have succeeded" cried
Hafdwlgk You Got Tho document
nut why did you awe II 70 Sir Iames
instead OF letting me hand II To himL
THAT ~ u long story. To put u bHcf-
ly, 10 was because tho messenger car
rylng the document was Lord poum
Stirling, who is-who Is an old friend
~ mine. Sir James IN his uuclc, ana
Lord Donal promised that he would
persuade the old man TO let other news
papers have no advantages which be
refused 60 Tho Daily liuFlo, ] DID not
giyc the document 60 Sir james. l gave
ID back Co Lord nunnl.'
Lord Donm stltling- Lord l2pnM
Stirling" unused the editor "Whcrc
have ! heard that name hefurcf'
He h q member % the British em-
baasy at H. pcteraburgi 90 you may
have seen his name IA The dispatches.
mo; he 4 not 20 celebrated an Az
that comes TO. An, l remember nowl ]
met the detective the other night ana
asked him n anything had come % that
romance IN high Ito 20 solve which no
had asked your assistance, lie said tho
search Tor the missing lady had been
abandoned ana UlNNilNNNA AHN lAtlAAlN 20
Lord Donm stirling as the foolish
young man who bad been engaged In
the pursuit OF the unknown
Jennie coiorcd nt this and drew herr
self up Indignantly.
Before you say anything further
against Lord Donnl." she cried hotly
Il beg ia inform you that he and ! aro
20 be married"
"Oh. 1 beg your pariou" said tho
editor lcily "Thcn having failed To
find the other girl, he speedily couHoled
himself by
There was no other girl I was the
person Mr. Cndhury Taylor was Ia
search of willingly gave him vhlu-
able assistance in the task Of falling to
mud myself Having only "a stupid man
60 deal with, I had little difficulty In
accomplishing my purpose, Neither Mr.
Taylor nor Mr. linrdwick over suspect
cd that the missing person was IN their
own employ
"Weli. / am blessed" calculated
Unrdwick 80 you hnfiled Cadbury
Tayl0r M searching Tor yourself az you
hlfiiOl mo 'u getting hold or the Rus
elan letter Or HUamH 90 mo. Miss HnN-