Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-12

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80 49, i'Vi9' wa" o'auru 'hc GUS
IONS WIN the south African stones,
was on the Pelican The chief inspec-
a. IA a st,,.io ,,,., ,,,,,,,, ia. a.t,,,,,.
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LOOKING down ny me marble areh IN the
square in q reflective manner The me-
tropplis was asleep vel but ihe old
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ii"ii ie"i'Aou 'illt y ne Was 70 accom-
pllsh any results that day he would
have 10 be out and doing.
with a aish and ,,at shannon al, h,s
s','',
't'pie iooiu 'he cHIet hurried out
into the cold air OF January morning.
Clancy Joined him on the boarding tug
ana ~ ,i,,io ,r,e. .t,,,,t, ,,,,,,,.,.l,,
'i"Hs" "a'upeIei
on al sides ~ ragged blocks or ice,
ploughed its way brayey toward the
sea.
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oaii'eS NVie q LUZ cav aga Il seasons
able ulster which reached down to the
tops OF his fashjonably clad feet. There
v,as a I,sto, II, ,,,. Avs ,,.,,o,, ,,,,A,
""s ~ us eses N""eh iihsH'
have been caused by the nipping air or
tne supausd edserness which he always
1elt at inc prospect OF clash with his
natural enemy-the smuGslers. CLANCY
looked at MN inqniringly once or twice
but torepore 10 ASK the question which
duivered on the end of his tongue
VINO are you alter Hialy, querled
the curious assistant aItef a long ST.
renee.
"Aoernethy, said the old man short
w.:
me name was creek 70 the young
one. put ne persisted
rs he professional
hes' saiu barnes' medltatiNely.
Hes got specialty--its unset dia-
m9nds'
DVes nc anticipate trpupie
wen mes not me cnap 10 hunt for 1t,
but hen get his wits 70 work the mo-
meht ne sees mat warming. And the
chief pointed Significantly 70 the blue
ana Whlte revenue nag whlch hoated
commanuingly from amidship.
Anernethy mlgnt Know you'd spot
his name on slght.
True; but I'm tod he's dropped his
distinguished oognomeJ and Is now
travelling unuer me aIlteratlye u not
allurlng name or william Woodside.
however, mats 10 De proved. Hello
there! ] believe the Peltean's in sight"
great mass or black bow. obscur-
ing the horizon, was bearing down up
on them Slowly ana ma1estically. The
tug piped ont three shrlll, tenor like
shrleks. The steamer replied with three
rufnbling roars For moment there
unwieldy steamer, Ike huge bully OF
the sea seemed about 10 crash the d.
mnutive government craft. But the
pilot on the boarding boat was not idle
He gave his wheel a sudden twist, the
tug executed HANK movement and |
drew up saucily alongside the Pelican.
For middle aged man, careful OF his |
dignity. Barnes went zap the rope ladder |
with amazing swiftness. Clancy was |
Mt his very heels. Salutations had |
scarcely been exchanged with the cap |
tain before the chief was examining |
one OF the printed passenger lists. He |
nodded triumphantly to Clancy and |
placed his finger on a particular line. |
1T read thus:
'Stateroom NO. IL toutside), William /
Woodside.
a half dozen inspectors, following the
thief and his assistant, seated them
'elves at the heads Of the tables In the
liningroom, prepared to take the decia-
y, sne u.s., ,t,i,, ii ~,
'a.,.,,s, ,,,,ast,,,, d,,,,ar hn,ts ia sn,,t,c
=, ~, t ,sS,n ~ $500 ,e,ora .i,e
,ns, ,n of,,oers The ' Inspeetors work
expeditiously. The vessel moved swift
~, 100. but by the time the spires and
roofs of the city appeared In sight the
declarations We're finished When they
We're compared With the steamer lists
one name was mlssing--William Wood
side.
Barnes looked significantly at Clancy
The captains attention was called to
the omission. He SWore softly.