The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

the curb with thc man whom he had
supposed TO be the priest seated beside
the chauffeur.
Rushing out. Marvellous Anderson
: bounded into another machine which
happened 20 be standing in front Of
the ST. Francis, and directed the driver
to start IN pursuit Of the other car.
Down the main streets, over the
boulevard aud out into beautiful Golden
Gate park they went. The magnificent
machine seemed 10 have wings. so 81
lcnr!y and so swiftly did it make lis
way through the beautiful driveway
of he park
The chauffeur did not attempt 10 draw
alongside or even nvertakc the machine
in advance, but dcftly kept far enough
in the rear that the priest would not
realize he was being followed.
The driver slowed down and stopped
near a lovely and intricate maize, lo-
Gated in n rather secluded section Of
the hig park
Marvellous Anderson anchored his ma
chine and leaped to the ground. fol
lowing in the wake of his man, being
very careful 10 keep the foliage Of the
plants between himself and the willy
priest, and As he turned to watch the
departing machine, stepped behind II
bush whcro hs body was entirely con
cealed, but he could, through the deli
cate foliage, detect the others move
meuts and noted that he entered the
beautiful garlanded portal of the maize.
Waiting until he was sure his man
had disappeared, Anderson quietly made
his way to the place where the priest
had entered, and knowing the subtle
ard intricate windings of this famous
maize he cautiously advanced.
After following. ii seemed 10 him.
in his anxiety. miles of the beautiful
pathway, his trained ear detected a
faint murmur of voices Cautiously he
advanced, M last reaching a place where
he could easily distinguish the convcr-
sation being carried on by two people
and, what was his great astonishment.
of a woman distinctly through the lenfy
walls of the maize, saying:
'Traitor! you have betrayed me; You
have not brought the Jewels or the
money as you promised. and you know
they are mine by rights. Am ] to be
cheated of my lawful rights?
''Is Captain Stark to have money.
Jewels, luxury, friends and loving com.
panions, while | have nothing aud am
buhfctcd about like fugitive from
justice? Oh, God is there no right
is there no justice7'
"And you speak of right and jus.
II is now the heaving voice Of a
man that penctratcs the ear of Mar
yeIous Anderson.
Al this point the voices seemed to
grow more indistinct and in his anxiety
to catch every word he. for 4 moment
forgot and made n false move which
seemed to alarm the speakers. for they
ceased talking and moved away.
Waiting moment, Anderson eau.
tiously moved ahead. On his fear OF
losing track of The mysterious priest
and his companion, the Investigator
quickcncd his pace and finally broke
into n run, vet treading gently so that
his step might not bc heard by the
pursued. and out. around and around
through this labyrinth OF lcafy paths
he ran, his breath coming faster and
faster, until he felt his heart beating
as though with sledge hammer like
insjstency.
VIII he never come up 30 them2 Will
from this wonderful maize2 Just rs
the Investigator foels that he is bafflcd
he sees light ahead and hears voices
Now he will have them. The mys
tcrious priest shall be captured, the
woman who has exclaimed ''you trai
F! tor! - shall be identified. He makes ono
supreme effort. plungcs towards tho
| lights and emerges from the portal OF
the maize and confronts Gladys Stark
leaning upon the arm Of Charles D
| Remington.
Notc-Mrs Havens has certainly
reached a remarkable conclusion IN heI