The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13

| treatise on psychometry He holds that
things, as persons, have souls, ergo a
past, and this. of course, explains moth
ing at ALL
And perhaps" exploded the chief.
you can explain to me how this Fill
pino ghost woman got that bracelet
off Miss Atwelfs arm, granting she
fastened Ii as she says" and the CHIEF
looked at Clarke in triumph.
THAT is most easily explained" muir
murde Clarke with a twinkle in his eye.
1T merely establishes Professor Zoll-
ner's theory of the fourth dimension
A disembodied spirit being admittedly
fourth dimensional: the limits of
| length, breadth and thickness do not
eircumscribe its activities. Absurdly
simple, as you readily see"
Simple, humphr' grunted the chief.
But how-oh. what's the use"
THAT is what | have long ago de-
cided. chief. What's the use? So | an
not going to speculate upon the un.
movable. but if the intangible offers
clew | simply follow it to the tangi-
| BILE and there, as you express it, / md
the goods"
And you would accuse this Miss
Randall on such flimsy evidence as
this?'
There will be nothing so blunt as a
police accusation. chief. | shall leave
that to you. though ii will be unneces-
sary. and try what finesse will ac-
complish. l will have the goods here
for Miss Atwell when she calls to-
morrow"
II have always known you were a
wonderful man. Mr.. Clarke" said the
chief. as he made his adieus.
Our long acquaintance with Mrs. Ar
| matage made formality unnecessary and
to Clarke's telephone message saying he
wished to see her on a matter of inn
portance and would bring Thaida and
myself. she replied that she had no
ether engagements and would be al
home to us all evening.
So with Thaida, now fully herself
again. we proceeded by cab. after Il
| light replst, to Mrs. Armatages beau
! tiful South side home. On the WY
Clarke told Thaida the complete story.
And now | shall be guided by your
advice," he said Fer L have never
known your wonderful feminine intui-
ton to be at fault
Then tell Mrs. Armatage just what
you want. You can trust her. She
knows her guest and knows how 10
act. If Miss Randall has the other or
naments my power as you cali il, has
not been at fault. If she has not. she
dOuDueSS can prove property rights IN
the bracelet. If there has been any
dishonesty you may be sure Mrs. Arma-
| tage is not the woman to shield it"
| And Thaida was right, as she always
ways is. Mrs Armatage's eyes opened
| in wonder as she heard the story.
Yes, yes she exclaimed. when
Clarke had finished. Katherine has
them, every one of them. I've seen
| them all on her dresser and admired
them. Heavens yes. they may have
| been advertised. / never look at the
classified columns. And I never asked
Katharine where she got them. But
Mr.. Clarke, there can't be anything
wrong. Katharine is in her rooms now
and just to prove my faith in her I'll
call her down here and before all OF
you ask her where she got these trim
kets. There cannot be anything wrong
| with my little Katharine"
"Oh, yes. there can be. aunty." walled
tear-choked voice, and a fair-haired
girl staggered from behind the portiere
and emptied into the lap of the aston
ished Mrs. Armatage a tortoise comb
a cameo, jeweled stiletto brooch and
medallion bracelet. Then she fell
! at Mrs. Arrnatase's feet and buryine