The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20

| and he rushed To the door, buE ali he
could see was Il carriage way down the
hIll, and he called TO me that he wound
follow. jumped into Il taXicab, and
was gone -
"Ilow was she drcs-cd?' asked An
dcrson
She had on large hat w.th a long
plume on 1t, and dark brown dress.
She was also wearing a big military
cape -
Why This Masqucrading7
'Thosc are not her clothes,' cx-
claimed Stark. :'She hasn t a brown
dress. in her possession, and she would
not buy a military cape because she
SAID II made her look like a So schoolgirl.
Then she has been hyprotizcd, -
SAID Anderson. ''and is being used to
force some kind of settlem ant. Now,
what-Capta'n. Clark, have YOU any en-
emies who might wish 10 wreak rn-
venge on YOU or your family?''
mo one. shouted the captain, "l
have been square all my life, ] have
pulled of some very close deals in bust
ness, but ] do not know tbat ] ever
wrongcd anybody 80 such an cXtcut
thai. they would want my family TO suf,
fer. -
"Are the papers stolen of any value
to any one except yourself ~ asked An
! derson.
"To no one who now lives" re-
piled Stnrk.
",Jim, said Anderson, turning to
Woods, '' guess we don e need YOU any
more tonight. Thank you for coming.
but you will sleep better. Send Your
machine back for me, VIII you2H
| AS Woods and the night clerk left
the room, Anderson again turned 10
Thorne; 81 Mr. Thorne, now n to that
scarf pin
Again the telephone rang and inter
rupted, much TO the apparent relief Of
Ihornc. Anderson took down The re
cciver. Ii was Holmes, the night de-
! tective of the st. Francis, who had
followed the carriage and Gladys Stark
down the hill and into the city. Andcr-
son gave sigh of relief as he took
the receiver from his ear; then turned
to Stark and Thorne:
Goes to Chinese Bazaar.
"That was from Holmes, the night
man at the ST Francis lie SAYS GLADYS
| Stark went into Yen Kee 5 bazaar on
| Dupont street five minutes ago. With
her was a man whose description fal
most perfectly fits Thorne. Holmes SAYS
he only caught glimpse of her face
and that she was very pale The pair
of them went into the back room. which
! is restaurant, and disappeared. lie
! has reported the matter To the police
headquarters and they are going TO make
Il search. -
Thorne jumped TO his feet. wiping his
! face with his bare hand ~ must 90
to herr he exclaimed and started for
| tho door.
You u stay here until | get through
with you, Mr.. Thorne, - said Anderson.
Slipping between Thorne and the door.
81 want TO know where You got that
pin 20
There was peculiar whistling sound
/ feIgnhpnp l.
lied that he had set the receiver on the
table instead of hanging il on the hook,
and as he placed ii on the hook the
bell rang.
Z" Hello, - and the stiffness Of the room
was such that you could hear the word
across fine room. ''Tbis is Gladys Stark.
! | am all right and in no danger [ was
listening 10 YOU while the receiver was
down. The pin which Ferguson Thoruc
is wearing ] gave him before | left Salt
| Lake.
What is Gladys Game?
'.Where are you?" yelled Anderson,
! but the connection was cut Of. He
turned and repeated the conversation TO
the others and then the chu2-chug of the
auto returning for him was heard. - Let
I US 20 back 10 the hotel / viii notify
central to call me there.
Up the hill TO the 81. Francis they
| climbed. almost running down Il lonely
pedestrian after they reached Powell
street. Suddenly Anderson turned TO
! the Captain:
! I"'Captain Stark. when are you going TO
, tell me what the note contained?
/ rhCrne had almost forgotten the note,
! and he added his demand TO that of
! the famous detective. Just as they reach
ed the ST. Francis. They were met by
! Holmes. who was becoming volublc
in his description of the chase of Miss
! Gladys down 10 Yen kcc : bazaar, when
the door opened aud i DIan in cassock
I entered.
4 Anderson turned to Stark: ''T do not
need the information in your note, Cap.
! tain
The priest came toward the little
| group at tho desk, aud Anderson stepped
! out to meet him. lie carried II small
package, and asked for Captain Stark.
A" Captain, said Anderson, dramatic
ally.
|HERE IS ONE or THE STOLEN
. PAPERS FROM YOUR SAFE. WHICH
WAS BROKEN OPEN THREE DAYS
AGO"
/ The well known Salt Lake man who
| will take MP the story where Charlie