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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-02

At the remote end of the yard was a
broad, open she'd in which were nu-
merous barrels of dry plaster, lot of
wooden molds. a large furnace and
kiln. Aside, in one corner, was an en-
closed Office, the door of which then
stood open.
Twenty pairs of Italian black eyes
were raised to stare at Donald, as he
walked deliberately through the yard
Turning TO one of these workmen, he
said indifferently:
as Romano about ?"
Not now" was the reply. "But the
foreman, Cristo Picone, is in the Of
fee"
Donald did not inform him that Girls
to Picone was the man he really want
ed. He walked quietly to the office
door and had a look at him. 1t was a
bare little place, containing only u
cheap desk and two wooden chairs. In
one of these, with his back toward the
door. sat the man Donald had seen
emerge from Professor Sebastian's
house that morning. He was engaged
in drawing a rough plan of a tomb
stone on scrap of paper. and he did
not hear Donald approach.
The latter watched him for a few
seconds, incidentally noting the mea-
ger possibilities the office presented for
concealing anything, and he then said
CURLY. in tones imbued with a subtle
threat:
Il want you, Picone,'
The startling announcement, falling
Unexpectedly upon his ears, brought
the Italian out of his chair as if cleo
tFified. He saw in the intruder a
stranger only. yet one whose searching
scrutiny went through him from head
to foot
For an instant he stared darl1ly at
him, then glanced-the involuntary
glance of one who instinctively feared
| that something hidden had already
been discovered-at an open half-filled
barrel of dry plaster, which stood just
outside the office door.
Donald smiled I'm his sleeve The
simple ruse which he had adopted on
! the spur of the moment had operated
beyond his expectations. Yet he now
said. less bluntly, before the other
could find his voice:
You are Cristo Picone aren't you?''
| The Italian, now fearful that he had
erred little, steadied himself. with an
obvious effort, and drew nearer
| Yes; l am" he faltered, with but
! slight accent. why do you-what did
| you say you want of me?"
We'll, well, what's the matter with
your" demanded Donald, with an as
surfing laugh. you look. as if you'd
seen a goblin-Or "a ghost. 1 was told
/ that Romano is out, and that you were
here. l call on a matter of business
only"
"Business?"
| Romano has been recommended to
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Exploits of a Private Detective

ward is to be graced with a bronze
bust of you, Professor Sebastian, of
which a plaster model already has been
made"
'ThAe n quite tru.- -. .Jonald,' p
smiled the scientist. "The paster mod
Ell was left here only few minutes
ago"
How very fortunate" murmured
Donald. II want some like work done
a little later, and l am somewhat in
doubt about whom TO employ. If you
would allow me to see the model men
toned, and kindly favor me with the
name of the maker
You may decide to employ the same
man, eh?"
You read nay mind, sir"
well, well. you are just in time,
Mr.. Donald" laughed the genial pro-
fessor. Il have just placed the model
in my library. Come with me and see
it. 1t was made by Giuseppe Romano
himself, but it was brought here for
my inspection by one of his workmen,
sort of foreman at his yard, 1 be-
lieve."
Possibly you recall the foreman's
name?" queried Donald, lightly
Very WELL" nodded Professor Sebas-
tian. TT is Cristo Picone. Had you
called little earlier, you would have
met him."
You were expecting the bust this
morning."
AS a matter of fact, I was expect
ing it last evening, but for some reason
there was d delay. In. this particular
line, Romano is a capital workman. 1
think | have his business card All.
yes; here it is on my desk
At the north end of Boston, nearly
in the heart of the Italian quarter. the
name of Giuseppe Romano then APP
peared above the gate of a high wood
en- fence, which enclosed a deep yard
obscured from general view by sur
rounding sheds and stables, the most
of them i'm the latter stages of decay
About 8 O'Clock that afternoon. Mr..
Morris Donald stood gazing up at the
sign mentioned, while he briefly lis
tened 10 the sounds from beyond the
high fence, the climbing blows of nu-
merOus hammers in the hands of stone
cutters then at work in the yard. After
! listening, he raised the latch of the
/ gate and entered.
In that portion of the yard nearest
the fence and street was considera BILE
monumental work, gravestones and the
/ like, together withSa quantity of block
/ marble. Under a rooted section at one
side, running nearly to the rear of the
deep yard. more than a score of ItaI-
! ian labOrers were at work cutting
| stone.
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me by a friend for whom he has done
some work. The excellent quality of
it,
''step inside the office, sin" inter-
rupted Picone. please step inside
With outward Indifference, yet not
without designs of his own, Donald
had fallen back to lean against the
door casing, within a foot or two of
the plaster-barrel mentioned
This is all right, Picone,' said he
cheerfully 1T is cooler out here.
But you can have-you can have
a chair inside
oh. raher enjoy standing laugh
ed Donald. II shall stay here only a
few minutes"
Somewhat treasured by the last. yet
still with a nervousness betraying the
abject cowardice of which he was ca
pable. Picone now forced a smile TO
his swarthy face, and tersely asked:
What name? What business?''
MY name is Gleason, Donald glib
~ declared, with his gaze steadily
fixed on his hearers face. Il have an
uncle in the middle west who is quite
famous, and he has been thinking of
having a bronze bust made. Hello!
Something wrong again?'
The heavy black brows of the Ital-
ian suddenly had knit close above his
CLOWN geyes. Yet he FASTENED to an
swer. half in his throat:
NO; nothing wrong! Why do you
say that?"
Because you scowl when talking
with gentleman" said Donald dry
ly.
Il only
"Oh, it's nothing. To come to the
point, Romano was recommended 10
z -
bridge. a bust of whom he recently
finished
Yes, yes. I took it to his house
this morning"
80 l was told"
Told
Picone started slightly. catching
back his voice. He now recognized in
the visitor the man he had seen. not
enter. but pass. the gate of the Cam
bridge residence just as he was leav-
ing.
As the significance of it came home
to him, his frown darkened. a yellow
ish paliOr swept over his face. and
his dilating eyes were turned swiftly
through the open door in which the
tall figure of Norris Donald barred
his way.
''TOld-yes. certainly" nodded Don
aid, carelessly raising one foot to rest
on the Uppeg chime of the open bar
rel. Il called there to see
Take down your foot" interrupted
PicOne. with OminOus quietude.
My foot?'
You may upset that plaster"
For barely an instant the eyes oil
the two men met as eyes meet only
when the one reads the very soul OF
the other.
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about all that Morris Donald heard for
q moment He held them awed with
his leveled weapon, and sternly an
swered:
This man is under arrest. and is
going with me. Fail back, every one
of you, and resume your work. !"
Hell kill me-murder me-" Shrek
ed PicoHe, writhing in a frenzy of fear
at Donald's feet. Don't let him get
me. Don't let him take me from the
yard! He will kill
TN silence you with a bullet at
once. you dog, if you speak or move
again." Numbered Donald.
LET him up, Let him CO."
The yelIs and oaths rose louder.
Fall back Unless you do
Bang!
A cold-ehisel, hurled by one of the
angry ruffians, passed within an inch
of Donalds head and crashed against
the office wall close behind him.
1t was the cue for a shower of like
missiles, along with hammers and
the office wall like mighty hailstones.
yet the detective. with eyes coldly
alert. evaded serious injury.
Then a knife was hurled whirling
with cleaning flashes through the sun
light, only to pierce the woodwork near
the head of the dauntless officer, there
remaining quivering as if alive.
A hand was raised to throw another,
the hand of one of the foremost men
in the frenzied crowd.
Crack
The spiteful report of one of Don
AIDS weapons rang through the yard,
and a squirt of blood instantly drenched
the uplifted hand, followed by Shrek
of pain and rage.
stand back, you fellows! You see
what you're inviting"
His voice was clear and loud. yet
was cold as liquid air. Ellis nerve awed
them more, even, than his weapons
They never had viewed anything like
it.
Get behind him. yelled one. I'm his
own tongue. "Picone's in some bad
scrape. We must get him away. Run
back of the office, some of you. and
down that fellow from behindr'
Half dozen of them darted away 10
one side.
Morris Donald turned one arm and
fired two bullets directly across their
path.
They stopped short, recoiled, stood
motionless, snarling and glaring like
wolves at bay.
Don't try any move like that, You
rascals. or you'll get hurt!' cried Don
aid II am here to get this man, and
I'm going to have him, l shall hate q
pump lead into any of you fellows, but
| if you oppose me longer All, at LAST
There was no further need for bull
! lets, nor for threats.
The gate in the front fence had been
thrown open. and three policemen and
! a score of men and boys, finally drawn
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Suppose 1 do upset it?' cried Dom
aid DO you fear it may disclose
All. I am right, then. Yes, Picone. I
want youi'
With the last there came a blow
For Donald, with a quick thrust of his
foot, had upset the barrel, and from
the loose plaster elected over the
ground he caught a glimpse of the
protruding end of package of bank
notes and folded bonds. In an instant,
with the snarl of an angry wolf, Cristo
Picone leaped at him and whipped out
a stiletto.
Donald. met him half way with a
swinging blow under the ear. The
swa1thy Italian did not so much as
reel under it. He went down like a
flash, headlong over the fallen barrel,
and crashed to the ground beyond it.
A riot never was precipitated more
quickly. Instantly all the men in the
yard by each of whom the startling
episode had been witnessed, were rush
ing to Phones aid. Some had tools
and hammers. others the ever-ready
stiletto, and all wore wrathful, des-
peratc faces, and at once set up a
tumult of shouts and cries that fairly
rent the air
All tins served only to bring into play
the hidden side of Mr.. Morris Donald.
He snatched out a pair of handouts
Through the cloud of dry white plaster
dust that filled the air he bounded
upon Picone, just as the latter was
attempting to scramble to his feet,
with his stiletto still in hand.
In the sunlight about them the
cleaning steel manacles rose and fell
with a single sweeping blow. 1t near
~ broke the Italians wrist. brought e
Shrek of pain from his drawn lips
and sent his glitteTing weapon a rod
away upon the ground.
Il want you. Picone, and I'm CO.
ing to have yOuI'
The statement was snapped out with
amazing GOODNESS. and before il was
fairly uttered one of the bracelets had
closed with a grinding snap around
one of the Italians wrists. With a
violent jerk, Donald then hurled the
man PROSTATE beside him, crying
sternly:
Another move from you, Picone
and my first act shall be to blow out
your brainsi Fall back, you noisy fell
lOwsl III shoot the first man who in
terferes or comes step nearer!"
He stood with his shoulders to the
office wall, a revolver in either hand
with his tall figure drawn erect. his
heel on one wrist of the wailing cul
at his feet, and, with his coldly
cleaning eyes fixed upon the score OF
Infatuated men confronting him some
twenty feet away.
Let him up"
/ Release him."
Let him up! Let him go"
These shouts of the frenZied foreign
ers, mingled with no end of Oaths and
! imprecations in their own tongue, were
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there by the tumult. came pouring into
the yard.
1t was O'Clock when Mr.. Morris
Donald landed his prisoner at the po-
lice headquarters. He left him in an
outer room, and proceeded to Chief
Gibson's private office, at the end of
the corridor. The latter looked up
! from his desk when Donald entered,
gravely heeking a speck of dust from
the lapel of his coat.
Here is little property. Gibson,
which you may hand to the rightful
| owner" said he with indescribabie
nonchalance. You will find the Ital-
ian who killed Doctor Vining seated, in
| irons, in the outer office"
Chief Gibson was already upon his
! feet. with eyes starting from his head.
Good heavensr' he roared. You
don't really mean that, Morris Don
ald?"
Donald laughed softly, and shrugged
his shoulders.
There really was nothing to it," said
| he. with an insOuciant drawl. in the
main, Gibson, your deductions were
entirely correct. The Italian had
parcel to deliver to Professor Sebastian
/ last evening, having been sent out with
| it by his employer Incidentally, he
got it badly soiled, and had TO take il
back and wash it, so it was not deliv-
cred until today. 1t was not wrapped
in anything, and"
What the deuce are you driving at?
! don't see the point"
''Then do not interrupt, my dear Glib
son, for it's not good form. The said
Italian evidently made a mistake in
/ the house, and i'm seeking the side door
he passed the library window, and saw
Doctor Winning counting his money. He
laid down his parcel. Gibson. and took
a desperate chance to rob him.
His parcel?"
THE .neXt time you find an impress
sion OF a mans face in clay, Gibson,
study it more carefully. If you dis
cover that the eyes are wide open, YOU
may be tOlerably sure that the impress
sion is that of bust rather than
living man. live man will involuh-
tarily close his eyes when bis face IS
thrust into anything like y mass of
clay. Happily, / had heard that Sebas-
tan was having a bust made. 1t be-
came very easy then to learn the name
of the man who should have delivered
it last evening"
by all that's good and great. Norris
Donald, your genius surpasses-"
'Pshaw-nonsense! just a little more
ingenuity was required, however, to
discover where the scamp had hidden
his plumber. He gave me quite bit
of bother to take him in-yet what
matters that. since it's done? ] shall
see you later Gibson. I've not yet
been to lunch. In case the spirit ever
moves you, my dear Gibson. you may
call on me again"
! Copyright, 1908. by the Author)
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Copyright. 1905. by the Author)
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