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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
The King of Diamonds
Continued from PAGE 10.

OF a set OF stage murderers. Sit down.
Let US have a nip of brandy. Talk
about racing, women, anything. for a
little while. and then go out quietly"
Grenier was right. A detective had
elready nudged an acquaintance and
whispered:
THE pigeon seems to be upset. And
n Of the hawks is in a are temper,
too. I'll keep an eye on that collec-
ton"
He watched them through a mirror.
He saw Grenier exert himself to put
his companions in a better humor.
When they went olt he followed, and
ascertained from the commissionaire
at the door hat they had gone toward
Shaftesbury avenue
BY walking rapidly he sighted them
again, and saw them turn into a door
way.
"Grenier's chambersi" he said.
What a splendid nerve that fellow
has. Reports himself coolly at Scot
land Yard every month, and lives III
style not half a mile away. How does
he manage it? 1 must make some in
quiry about the others"
Certainly the methods of the SUI
perior scoundrels Of London are pecu-
liar. Grenier knew that he was a
marked man in the eyes of the police.
He knew that the particular saloon bar
he affected was the rendezvous not
only OF others like himself, but Of the
smartest detective officers of the met
ropolitan force. Yet this was his IA
vorite hunting ground. Where the car
cass is there are the jackals; he would
never dream of honest endeavor in a
new land to begin life anew. The feast
was spread before his eyes, and he
could not resist it.
But Grenier was q careful rogue.
After a boyhood of good training and
education, he drifted into a bad set at
the beginning of his adult career.
Once. indeed. he endeavored TO put his
great natural abilities to some reason
able use by going on the stage. The
Industrious hardship of the early years
OF an actors striving were not to his
liking. however. No sooner had he at
tanned a position of trust as a man
ager Of a touring company h he
tempered with moneys intrusted to his
care.
He was not actually found out, but
suspected and dismissed Then the
regular gradations of crime came
Naturally 10 him. Gambling. care
sharping. company frauds. even sue
cessful forgery, succeeded each other
IN their recognized sequence, until, at
last. came detection n a heavy SEN
tence, for the authorities had long
waited for him to drop into the net.
Now that he was free, he did not in
tend TO revisit any of his majesty's
onvict settlements if he could help it.
His wits were sharpened, his cool in
tellect developed, by prison life and
associations. He personally would
keep clear of the law and make others
support him.
He would depend on two classes OF
contributories-fools. like Langdon,
and slow-witted criminals, like Mason.
BEING a really clever mar 1t would be
strange If his own middle path were
rot kept clear of letters.
In the mystery surrounding Philip
Anson's influence over these two he
scented interesting developments. Be
ginning with a young rake's attempt to
ensnare a beautiful girl. he suddenly
discovered a situation pregnant with
the potentiaIity OF gain to himself It
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Grenier, who nae heard every word,
reappeared.
Does Philip Arson know that Mr..
James Crichton Langdon is Sir Philip
Morland's stepson?" he asked.
"I can't tell. What does it matter.
anyhow"
Think. man, think! Does IN even
know your name?"
H can easily find it out"
Not he. This young spark has a
fine of honor. You promised &c
keep away from the lady in future. He
will never even mention YOU And
your money is not lost. 1t has been
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l was at Mrs. Atherley's AT Home
today, when Arson turned up. J. cet
him without winking, but lie knew me
at once. He called me outside and
treated me like a dog"
H did, eh?"
Yes. 1t was no good trying TO bluff
him. Only On the guarantee that j
would never meet Miss Atherley again
would be consent not to expose me.
I'm done. My last chance is gone.
have wasted my money on Grenier's
mad notions, and was fool nou to
think you meant what you said when
you swore to have Anson's lie.
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well spent, every farthing. fake care
Miss Evelyn does not see you until
she is heartbroken about Philip Arson.
She will be; o can be quite sure OF
it, Then your opportunity will come"
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SEVEN.

The only safe and satisfactory
remedy that will kill the dand-
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the scalp is NEWBR0'S HERP-
ICIDE.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
ARION ITEMS.

The attorney for the l. G. N. w.
railroad company with the county SUI
pervisors and trustees of Paradise
township met in Arion Monday to
consider the water project on the Null
lin farm which makes the road such
an annoyance in the time of high
water. They have proposed digging
ditch thirty feet wide to extend
from the DR.. Evans farm directly
south to the river which will probab-
ly be the only way of carrying the
water off.
Mrs. Chas. Horn was in Denison
last Monday.
Garland Talcott. of Butte. Moot.
returned to his home last Monday.
Bert Cruise went to Shurdan to ce-
lebrate the Fourth. He expects to
soon go to Dakota. where he has filed
on a homestead. The land is near
Tom Henry and Geo. Talcott. who re-
Gently went from here and are enjoy
ing the frontier life.
Some of our people enjoyed pic
mic dinner under the beautiful Shade
trees On the W. W. Coon lawn.
John Fern and wife were here from
Dow City last Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mr.. j. H. Hayes has gone to Chi
cago for short stay.
Mrs. S. Wagner has returned from
a visit with friends in Manning,
Boone and other neighhoring cities.
For le-Complete thresehing out
fit in good running order. Minneapolis
separator IL H. P. enigne. Cheap to
quick buyer. Geo. Foderberg, rural
route. Denison. 26 tt.
The Misses Naeve left this week
for a visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Rumsey in Denver. Mr.. Jesse Rum
Eey accompanied them. returning
to mis- home at Cripple Creek.
Rev. Father NJ. j. Farrelly was in
Council Bluffs Tuesday attending
the funeral Of Rev. Father Smythe,
who was one of the best known and
most dearly beloved of lowa's priest
hood.
Miss Hazel Nash left on Sunday
evening to take course in voice cul.
ture at the Columbia Musical univer.
sity of Chicago. Miss Mash has a
beautiful voice as we'll as charming
personality and we trust her Chicago
stay will be both profitable and
pleasant.
Miss Martha Hugg expects to in.
stitute class in physical culture fol
girls this summer. Miss Hugg de-
voted much of her attention to this
work at the college at Charles CITY
and will make a most efficient IN
structor. 1t will be health giving
for the young ladies and. Miss Hugo
ought to have large class.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mrs. John Vineen, of Chicago. is
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. A. j.
Mackey.
Earl Mackey and wife, of Sioux
City, were visiting here Saturday.
Mrs. Oils Nelson and sister. Grace
Frederickson We're in Denison last
Wednesday,.
r. Shaw Van was shaking hands
with friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. w. W. Coon and Mrs. W. B.
Evans spent a pleasant afternoon last
Tuesday at the pleasant Thos. Rae
home.
Mr.. Justice enjoyed visit from
his nephew. Bert Justice and family.
W. W. Coon has been very sick. He
required the attention of two physi-
clans Saturday night and suffered
intense pain and it was several hours
before he re ceived relief. Mrs. Chas.
Carol is also assisting with caring
for him.
Mrs. Simpsons little daughter is
quite sick with whooping cough.
Frank Hupp and mother. of Wood
bine. were visiting relatives here Sat-
urday.
Fred Eland visited his sister, Mrs.
Milo Kelly. His friends are glad TO
know that he has again been promot-
ed in his work for the railroad
company as bridge inspector.
Mr.. Will Huffman and wife, of
Goodrich township, visited with Mrs.
Florence Huffman.
Mrs. De,bert Lee went to Denison
Sunday to see her sister May. who
was seriously injured in a runaway.
Mrs. Catharine Henry and grand
daughter Vanchie are visiting with
Mrs. Henry's daughter. Mrs. Sum-
merfield. of Dunlap.
Talcott Bros. assisted with the
orchestra music in Manila July
Fourth
Elsie Kevan is enjoying visit
with her friend, Miss Leta Miller, of
Lincoln, Neb.
Jessie Butler went to Woodbine,
where she will assist in printing
office of that place.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Meehan and
children, of Manila, spent Sunday
with Denison relatives.

Mr.. and Mrs, John Meehan and
children, of Manila, spent Sunday
with Denison relatives.
The city should now see that
Broadway is properly graded and that
the buildings on the west of Sweet
street are raised in conformity with
the hotel corner. ANY patch work at
that corner will be deformity which
should not be tolerated. If the city
has given grades TO the property
owners and then authorized changes
we think it is in justice on the part of
the city to pay the bill. This should
not however, eeter the city from
making Broadway the splendid street
it should be and will be if this corner
is graded to accord with the rest of
the block.
Is it not odd that men who have
for twenty years asked the suffrage
of the people of Denison will stand in
the way of the common good If there
is chance to gouge few collars
cut of someone? This was brought
wildly to our attention in the matter
of Offering available sites for Deni-
sons public building. The oldest
thing about it is chat some of these
patriots the value of whose property
tripled the moment it Was thought it
might be available. will persist in
asking favors of Denison voters. The
voters ought 10 remember such selfish
ness. as these have probably closed to
Denison the most beautiful and
available sites which the city had tc
offer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Harry Fern and wife of Ute, visit
ed at the home of A. B. Rankin.
Herman Logsden returned last
Thursday from Waterloo. where he
attended the state convention as de-
legate.
Helen Sherman who is attending
the summer school in Denison spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Benson Smith
Beuiah Cronan. OF Charter Oak.
was welcome visitor in the young
peoples Sunday school class last
Sunday.
TIE rain have caused a wonderful
growth of grass and weeds in our
streets, but if they were cut down it
would add to the beauty of cur little
city.
A great many of our people attend
ed the celebration July 4th in Dow
City. The day was an ideal one.
The speech was enjoyed by all. the
music was good and the solo given by
Mott McHenry was very much enjoy
ed. One of our ladies' asked Mr.. NC
Henry for copy of it and he inform
ed her that she could get a copy by
sending to Sears Robuck, Chicago,
Ills, but 1t is the general opinion
that Mr.. McHenry was the composer
of both music and word,
Mr.. Dorsey is enjoying a visit
from his mother.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
RING LOST AT DOW CITY.

On July 4th on the platform at
Dow City a baby S gold ring was
lost. Was attached to chain and
with bracelet. 1t was very precious
and finder will please send or cali at
this office. % 1t. pd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
EsTRAY NOTICE.

have picked up estray on my
farm, south of Denison on June Goth.
dark red heifer about Is months
old. white belly, recently dehorned.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
ERNEST POLESKE. % ct,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mr.. Ciar Mckim came up from
Omaha and spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott McKim.
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QOubpu.

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Irnih Mlpne N,1rrtern,

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Minnnic s. Etchlina.

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