The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

cisco and would. ] believe, be very
valuable asset to yourself, inasmuch
as IN my humble Judgment, he would
be able TO tell YOU that his pals have
the $50 600 worth of Mr.. Stark s money
and Jewels pretty well sccrctcd. mas,
much as they have doubtless well used
the time in which YOU have been fol-
lowing our case rather than your own -
A Bogus Priest.
Anderson stepped hurriedly across the
room and extended his arms 10 his
sides
~ very frankly admit to you l have
been very unfair in this matter, that
the family row has filled my mind as
doubtless it was intended it should
received your criticism and appreciate
your suggestion. You have been closer
To this case than have | and have had
some advantages which | have not. BY
the way, the priest Of whom YOU spoke
IS well gotten up; he looked genuine
lie IS genuine. that is, he was
- find that up TO some three years
ago ne was in good standing in the
great Catholic church. but since has not
only been dismissed from the priest
hood, but communicated for dishon-
osty in treating the church finances of
a small parish of which he had charge
for few years IN the northern part of
the state, among the lumbcrmen, near
Cassidero. "
The group was interrupted by a
Knocking at the door and the entrance
Of Manager Woods Mr., MOOD showed
much plcaSur1sin the 81, eturn of his
guests .'" -"a7 introduced TO the new
r-mUer of the family.
Mr.. Forbes explanation followed, OF
the recent ecccntricities OF the present
need for locating the priest.
1.-The prIcst,'' exclaimed Mr. Woods
- was talking to him not five minutes
ago He assured me that everything
would come ont right. Doubtless MIR
Stark ; nervousness over the news
which had come to him Of his daugh-
Ter Just before he got TO San Fran
cisco, and that his unrccognized daugh-
Ter would come To him with the money
and Jewels, was the result.
Jewels Never Placed in Trunk.
His theory is that instead of nut
ting these valuablcs into his trunk, as
he had intended before leaving Salt
Lake, they had been placed in his hand
satChel, which. he says, he learns that
Mr. Stark dropped overheard from The
ferry in crossing over 60 Oakland. -
An mcrcdulous smile spread over
Forbes face and was reflected by An
derson.
''Well he : smooth one: he knows
his game and he is in the game and he
may he right. BY tho way, Mr. Stark,
did YOU drop Your hand satchcl as YOU
came over TO Oakland!'
'Ycs. yes, ] dropped my grip as ]
came over 10 Oakland and lost
my shaving set, comb and brush. and
pair of paiamas, and [ can Il tell YOU
what all. Serious loss and very care.
less thing TO do, a very careless thing
to do
''Nou sec. it was this way, ! insist.
ed on carrying my own suit case, and
as we stood amidst the crowd gathered
in front of the ferry, | sat it on the
railing of the boat, il being more con
venient than bearing it's weight myself,
Grip Is Lost.
"T was drcadfully iostlcd, and in
turning TO make some criticisms as TO
what I thought of the discourtcsy. |
someone else pushing past struck my
grip. which fell TO the outside and into |
the water. | gave Il man dollar 10 !
sec If he could find it, but he couldn I |
and when I got there | was too tired !