The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
Che Exploits 81 a Physician Detective

per behind the bed, came Fastening
after him.
q have a message to telephone" he
said, land 1 might call up our friends
as well. BY the way. did. you know
this Mr.. Seavey, or anything about
him? Had he enernies?'
: mo, 1 didn't know him. except by
sight. But" he continued, reflective
Iy, lets see-tFlere was something
oh, yes, L remember. DR.. Jason was
treating him for Meneres disease.
recall that he Dragged of the great fees
his specialist charged. He was that
kind of man."
'Meniere's disease" murmured DR..
Furnivall, as he stepped into the tele-
phone box. Good, Count number one
on the theory of innocence"
He did not elucidate this cryptic re-
mark to himself, but, after summoning
the consulting physicians by phone,
rang up DR.. Wellington's Office.
Hello. Is DR.. Wellington there
This is DR.. Furnivali, at the Colonial
hotel"
why, no! He is himself at the Co.
lonial hotel. He had a call from there
a little while ago"
Who is this answering"
The oarlor maid"
rs Mrs. wellington at home?'
NO, sir. She has been away a week
in the cOuntry-at her mothers
He hung up the receiver. There was
no help to be had from that quarter.
DR.. Wellington had certainly been in
| that grewsome room of the Seavey :;
had roared in his lion bass to some
body. You dog. You ought to be
kicked out of the Window and had
suddenly disappeared. Why? Had he
become insane and committed a crime?
Or was he sane and innocent? In either
case he had fed. Why?
1T bates the divil," said Sergeant
| Nuity, approaching the doctor. Here
| is wan man coomes in this house as
! bould as We ,plaze, gets another wan by
the whiskers. or by the collar, or what
| liver, and calls him names in a voice
( like a bull fer the stren'th of it, walks
| him Spanish acrosst the fiure, trOws
| him half a block out of the windy, spits
on his hands. trows out his chist, and
drops down tin flights and out, and the
divil sOwl but wan in the place lays
eye on him from sthrat to finishi In
/ the ould country. thin fairies did
those things, so tbs said, so it is. But
twas no fairy done this thrick. He had
whiskers. Thot maid women seen him
anyhow. We've his description, al
right. And we'll get him. But phwat
/ is the good of eyes if We can't see vic
! them, begob. a man six feet, and be-
COB. wild whiskers, going up tin fures
and thin down agin, and out, and lanin
jist over Casey's bar and smilin insult
in on the crowds rushin' around the
corner in pursoot of him. and wushin
| thin slanther in Casey's three X,''
You have learned nothing" asked
the doctor.
'Divil a word, There's too many meT
wild whiskers round this place. OF dun
no how it bees, bur wan man wiz
whiskers is the livin' image of livery
other wan wild thin. They're loike The
Chinks. Can yez tell thin apart? You
cannot.~,Naw, sir. Not if youse yer
self was wan of thin and the other wa!
yez own brother. OF do be waiting nov
fer wor-rd from the telephone cintra
girl that CONNECTED Mrs. Seavey wiz
the docther. She mOiglt remimbel
the number. But she's gone home
Well. there it is, Always soomthing t
put a pebble in yez shoei" And tn,
sergeant, much exercised over his fail
ure to make any progress in the case
turned away in the direction of the tel
/ ephone. But he stopped again anC
asked: ''Phwat's doin'? ?" jerking hi
thumb significantly.
81 should say there will be an ope
ration on her at once
Twill she shpake thin?''
81 don't think l should like to ques
ton her for a day or two. 1t will de
pend on how she comes through. Blu
i I will notify the office in time. for
want a couple of you to hear what sh
says when she does talk. And. Null
ty-"- He whispered in his ear, Don