New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

out. Insanity \ one or the .t~- reasons llr
marrying even for fortune hunting torrgy
and he'll walk Cut of the Shaw family INTO the a-
ot the NilerS. He only wanted z. ,r vel on vi
The old love before ne was on with The new
III forgive him anything for -he sake % the az
mobile goggles ,
And the Peter Pan coIlar." cred V4ea'
laughing. Couldn't YOU hear me -tIg1nS II r.
closet,
The Lan,to- jewels. though said Azcro rhu-s
fully II It wasn't for them. one might s1ss-
that Miss Ethel had taken an overdose Of heail-
powders. AcerariIid does affect the BRAN u
know.
The question Is. Who PLAYED the -5-Il,4.'
All an Italian. I'm afraid Ii you pardon
pun think that garlic puts Is o-- he sGs5t
/ see IT, II 5 q case where our WE--ur- -~rrd NcI1
can help Us out III try him. There Z. he 10 G-
tIcrIa- credit II II for him but T.- ~- as sA
there i he money
FROM an interview with his .-.--t The r
E.uceuarc that night A~-r. --.. .a- -1@,
one had been suspected ot --- ..r1E Oh
Laudor'S Jewels strongly enough r. warrant arr
Ethel Shaw and her -iarct We're .-- present a. q
Landor reception held ON the r.--- .1yr the e'
were stolen. y charge If -.---. mania m.s
therefore he reasonably preferred .--.--r->- Arr
Young Shaw had SAID such -u a...--.--. T. eo.s.
with her testimony as -o The -.,-.- .E Nai,-
obtained the Jewels, would de-- -r-..oS '1'
the Shaw~' social aspirations
Nct1raw had too often r-r--e- s. t~.1o $ as
aucc IN pulling cases not to o.. his resi- 20
the raImi~c- hut nothing was s- ny tnt
about the Count or his valet l- .-- iia-
ever. that. on his passage across ..- t'i.-i,O -
Pcuurubria Count ID Auplcrl E-.- --.-e- i' se'
This of itself was of sufficient --.- -.-lt -. -'
10 request NcGraw 20 looS up -Ee -..a and il-
description IF HIM and his crr --neeS
III "a few DAYS. revealed The fact -.... .-t .'I,-
81 dubious reputation. and r was -..-- leu ,-1
had been IN prison Nct1r-W l".-.t Vas -3
~ first hut subsequently q. brother .'.se' ---
with the Italian quarter ot Ne" f.rN I''-
identified him as kuce~v Tim. H- .-t dol5
fer second-story work. and Was .-..r- "i'-'-
pals on account of his knock knee
II did not take the officer long .--e- mai o. a.
tam through the detective to-ce -.-- IN Eau
tended the Landor reception as .-..-- u -A-ls
valet. The line OF eyldercc Was &c.. 'Hie'l
had W Ided the most important -.- % u ---.
by appearing is the bearer az ... ~,o-1A ~
His boIduesS was accounted tu-. d.. course 't .
fact that he relied ON ms lud-cr.g- le1'L-- -
make Miss ShaW'S story incredible .- -1e SANG
pr,vcuring any identiric,.JIon of ---aseii. l. l.
this 1t impossible not 20 suspect the 20, ]- +
being an accessory, If, indeed 1c .la Eo, F-'-
whole thing. e
But why had the thief been vl..-- 20 SUITE r.
such valuable booty II the Count "--. mere s
money. here WAS u treasure III -1e A,'n,S i+~
.tccompliCe. The answer was an easy me ~
To solve when shaw produced The .-t,N ''7
of Mrs. Landor's heirlooms
TUE Jewels were all false A~,-.~ critical :.
needed but one careful look -- them rs.
were marvellous limitations but at -o Pgssl.1 (.
To- anyone except the owner. who Would Ietr w..
suspected OF having hyP"theca-e- .e' -
gems. Il was evident now why A1S -
the respectable dristoCratIC Mrs LtHut- L'iAIf
the Landor Jewels had never offered q reN@~
their capture AStro, cynical as he ".-s, C, g,
aS he Was with the many hyPocrI~lc- gI tnT -
ten of the town, could not help lau-Hlll4 W. w,