Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

IN TACT your reasons are quite unnn-
sMefuhle. You fear ~ course. that you
WI lu.e your altuati0n, and that o. very
Important. and no one M The Bugle
oihce wishes you TO suffef for what you
nave Gone. OF course Il is all In the
or course. of course" mufmurcd
Hazel, looking down on the table
WI, nave you all the documents
ready 80 that they can be published az
quite ready" answered the man.
Very we'll" said the glrl, with De.
clslVn. Here IA your $50. Just count
lhe money and see that II Is correct. I
took TIE envelope as IL was handed 20
me and have not examined the amount
She poured the soverclgns out m the
table. and Hazel. with trembling nm
gers, counted them out two by two.
NJ, lhat ~ quite right" ne said. rising.
10 went TO n drawer unlocked IL and
TOOK out a long blue envelope
There,' he said. with sigh that
a. almost a gasp. There are the nB-
lou VIII BE- very careful that my name
does not slip out In any way"
on, nor said Miss Jennie. coolly
drawing forth tho papers from their
covering, No one knows your nams
except Mr.. Alder. Mr Hardwiok and
mysef, and can assure you that |
one"
The man had not the slightest sus-
picion mat his visitor was not n moin-
Der u the stan OF the paper he had been
negotiating with. She was - thorough.
y self possessed and showed herself 10
familiar with an details that had been
llae used by Hazel and Alder that no
doubt had entered the clerks mind.
MISS jeanne placed the papers back
IN their blue envelope and babe the
anxious Hazel g0odby.
once more In the hanson. ahe ordered
the man to drive her 20 Charlng Cross.
from Rupert square she changed her
direction ana desired him 10 take her
70 the Office OF Tho Evening Graphite.
where she found Mr. Stunchnm busy
with his leading article and impaticntly
awaiting further details of the conspir-
aoy he was TO lay open before the pub
4 glance at the papers Miss Baxter
brought 10 him showed Mr.. Stoneham
that he had at least got the worth Of
his $50. Therc would BE- nutterinR In
hlgh places next day He made arrange
m"ntg before he left 10 have the paper
Issued little earlier than usual calcu-
latlng his time with oxactitudo. 20 that
rival sheets could not have the news In
their firut cditien, cribbod from The
Graphite. and yet the paper would DO
on the street, with the ncwahoya shout
Ing. Horrible scandal" before any
other evening sheet was visible. And
THIS was accomplished the following
day with n precision that was admira-
bic
Mr. Stoneham. with craft worthy
o. all commendntiOn. kept back from
the early edition a small fraction of tho
ngurss that were In HIS possession, no
that he might print them In the 500
called fourth edition, and thus put upon
tho second lot Of contents bills sent out
IN huge startling black type. Further
Revelations Of the hoard o. Construc-
ton Scandal" and his acathinE leading
article, In which he Indignantly de-
manded a parliamentary Inquiry into
The conduct % the board. was recog-
nlEed. even by the friends OF that pub
lie body, TO have seriously shaken conf
denee In a. And all the other papers
we're flled with impotent anger.
Promptly at 0 o'clock that afternoon
a hanson containing Miss Jennie BaN-