The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24

Top OF Inc GTSan, on which ne YEARLY
I leaned, he stood staring as if with idle
curiosity at the group then emerging
from the physicians dwelling.
Ii comprised DT. Curzou and Jimmie
Coleman. with Felix Boyd supported
| between them. and they proceeded to
help him down the steps and into the
waiting carriage One observing Boyd
at that time. his CHASTITY CaIeness. his
bandaged head. his right arm in splints
and sling. and his tTemulOUs, tottcr-
ing figure, would not have doubted that
his condition was fully as serious as the
physician had stated.
Steady, Jimmie. l can't nave very
quickly" he protested, as they descend
ed the steps, Il feel very much like
man nearly all in. dear fellow, for d
fact. One more call rs close as that
Of last night viii DO the trick, I'm
afra ia. Damn his internal aiT-gun.
say! Steady-that's better. Now I'm
easy. Have Casey get me away at
once"
The carriage door closed with q bang.
aud the freshman sprang TO the box
Then came a sharp turn, and the We
hicie whirled rapudiy away. containing
Royd and both Of his companions.
Look back-cautiously. jimmie"
Boyd sharply whispered. with "A We
hemence cvincing no weakness. Look
back for d moment and watch that or
San-grindcr, He's not our mau-but
watch him"
Coleman ducked his head. and peered
beneath the drawn curtain Of the NOV
ing carria ge. Between the Well-grCom-
ed reporter of nine o'clock and the
sccdy organ g-inder of three there was
no observable likeness. Yet the diff
ference was entirely external
The man with the monkey committed
only one indiscTetiOn. however. with
a bit Of pencil which he fished from the
pocket Of his ragged vest. he wrote in
small figures on the upper surface OF
his organ:
No. 81.
It was the number on the front OF
Casey's cloth cap-the number of his
hackm2n's license.
Casey occupied n tenement on the
east side. in rather reputable neigh
borhood. Not far from eight O'Clock
that evening his Corpulent spouse. Mrs
Nora Casey. answered "a ring at their
}oor-bcH. Tho party who rang was the
same man who called Urou Dr. Cur-ou
nearly twelve hours before. tho atIac-
ed reporter for the Associated Press
Mr.. james Mayo.
II am looking for Mr. Patrick Casey.
the hack-driver. said ne. with. iuSil-
uating Doiiteness. 4 am told that h,.
ives here"
sure. so-. ne dos ,9icI Ms. Casey
1ffabiy. lies after ai,ing his sooDcr
this very minute.
May [ have = fcT words with himr"
There's never Il ~ ison for ye're not
having tnim. sor. as I can see"
All. ! thank YOU"
''Wud We wall right in yor2''
If YOU Die'S". madam
And the saii M1vo followed the We
al into Il front Sittiu--rupsn. where
Mrs. Casey proceeded to light a small
ail-ianp Oh TIE mantel. at the same
time calling. Justify:
Pat, Dive hear me? Pat"
Then there care in answer from th-
rear kitchen. through mcuthfuI Of
800:
'Phat'5 that. me darlin' o.
sure there's sint here what's at
tcT waning To- s1IEc vii you"
Then came TIE scr5 ping of char legs
Over barc floor. followed by the sound
# many moving feet: and next there
appeared al The sitting-room door the
MAI who had responded rudy anu
Emii'ng. wipinS his mouth on his sleeve.
and with one hand Vai1ly striving 10
reprcsS the persistent curiosity of five
small children. as red-honGed as him
Selt who We're pecring between and
around his les at the waiting visitor.
Il an newspaper reporter Mr.
{ sey. Mayo FASTENED TO explain.
ION can -IT-ly with little iEsurma-
iion, if you will for which l shall be
willing 10 pay quite literally"
'Pnats that sor2" Gueried Casey
Iuickiy picking up his ears at the men, |
lion of payment.
Doubtless you have read our stories /
IF that shooting affair last night at thu /
house of man named Bovd."
''InIade. I did. Sor~ nodded Casey. ]
' Anu Il Cirty job Il was. too, so it was" /
Very true. NJ. Casey" bowed thc
)ther. with much su3vity. a most de
}lOra5le GCcair.''
That's PLAT is was"
Yet. as yOu know. the reading pub
ic he's a great interest in such cases
md IS always anxious 10 follow them
. a finish"
~Bedad. sor, and that's right. too"
Il happened 10 call at DR. Culzo1's \
.esi3el~e this afternoon. lust after Mr.
5oyd departed in your carriage. ana I
VAS Informed that he had been remov-
II III your carriage to a private hos
,isaI"
Faith that's not the word l was af-
Ct hearing thin use"
A sa1itarium. DerhaDs?"
Aye. scr, thai was it-and a diviI-s
w Hdile 1t Is IOf 4 hospital cried
'asey. It's like some. O. thin dis
ICES, the which wud make a man sick
Tying to sDake EN-.
Mayo smiled agreeably, yet kept a
aUt line on his business.
As soon as possible, Mr.. Casey" he
aid, Il wish to haye an interview with
III. Boyd for publication. Unfortun-
tely. however. no one at DR.. Curzon.s
louise could tell me to what san
tarium Boyd had gone. In order to SEQ
linI ] must learn where he is located |.
nd | then thought of you. If Won will
indy inform me. Mr.. Casey. YOU make
ourseh richer by this tcn-dolIar note. "
And Mayo laid a crisp bank-note
pon the sitting-room table. Casey. re-
arded it with an avaricious glance
hen looked w at. his visitor with a
urious twinkle in his shrewd. gray
yes. .
Faith. sor. isn't that good bit of a I
um for the service asked?'' he craft
Y incurred.
We'll. no. I think not" said Mayo :
andy. We newspaper men can af-
ord to pay literally for desirable in
II takes considerable news
D fill a paper. you know. and some of
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