The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-04

the waiter They never hear anything
They are paid not to, and If they did
they could not remember 1t until they
got to the kitchen,
When YOU were coming out here
on the Overland Limited and got hold
of that telegram at Blue Canyon, the
one that was intended for the Captain
while he was back IN the buffet car
licking up highballs, you put two and
two together and made four out of it,
didn I you! You sent me Il telegram
from Roscvillc telling me to come to
San Francisco, didn't YOU! | received
the wire too late 70 catch the Limited
that dav, but | took the next train.
You know the train leaves Salt Lake
CITY at cleven-thirty at night and gets
to Ogden an hour later sometimes and
then the yard crew takes the San Fran
cisco sleeper and plays ball with 1t un-
til 6:40 in the morning, when they pu'
il on :. p. No. 3,
Does Not Deny 1t.
"'Well. ] was not very strong for be,
inc bumped about the Ogden yard all
night. so | went TO the Hcaly house
upon the arrival of my train in Og-
den. and left call for o clock IN
the morning, which would give me am,
pie time 10 catch No, >. Well. ] did
not EtN HN can. duJ . WV i''b "hANN
mp until after 9 o clock.
''Therc was no use kicking. so loafed
around Ogden until time to take the
Limited That is the reason that ]
was few hours late. The next day
upon arriving at Sacramento / bought
an Examiner and read the account Of
the chloroforming. and YOU know how
far that story went with me, | knew
the answer ms soon as | read the ac-
L.. 7 lrnpur what
were going TO do If YOU bad chance,
rs well as if YOU had told me before
hand. This story of YOU, Stark and
GLADYS being chloroformed in the ST.
Francis is all rot. You stole these
Jewels and that money yourself, while
on the ferryboat Piedmont, crossing
from Oakland mole to San Francisco,
while Captain Stark was watching the
gulls diving for crackers that q messen-
ger boy was throwing ont to them.
81 do not deny that Stark and Gladys
were chloroformed all right. but you
did it, Then YOU faxed Your part of
it, making out that You had been chic.
reformed. Oh. YOU are an actress, all
right, but You can not fool me. Now
what ] want you--' stop! Mrs.
stark. who had been listening attcn.
lively all the while, Remington was
talking, interrupted him for the first
time. "CharleY,' she said. "l never
gave YOU credit for so much intelli-
ocnce. Order something, that waiter is
getting nervous.
.'You do moi have 30 eat it. you know.
Now. tell me where YOU learned all
this
.'Never mind where | learned it, -
replied Remington. with one Of those
all right. ! am not like the great Mar.
yclous Anderson, who puts his ideas
into print before he has fully dcvel-
opcd them himself. Marvellous Ander-
son. indeed. The only marvel 10 me
is that he has kept out of the bughouse
this long, Some bright morning the
boardcrs down NJ the nut factory Will
has Joined their lodge, and that his
name j. Anderson.
Now listen. continued Mrs. stark.
:. You accused me a while ago of not
having PLAYED fair with you. | have
PLAYED fair with YOU all The time, |
have tried all along to keep Gladys
from seeing Thorne, and ! told her
about the trouble he had in Texas, /
told her that ! could prove it, You
do NOT know Gladys when she gets into
n rage. She told me TO mind my own
business and leave her and Ferguson
Thornc alone. She said hat the story
of his trouble in Texas is lie from
beginning TO end. and that she had her
suspicious as To who created it. Mean.
ing you. suppose.
About tho other matter. | do not
know whore You received your iufor-
nation. and | do not care My head is
too full of trouble now 30 fry 10 fig
urc out amy moro mNstcrcs Now,
Charley Remington, I am going 10 show
You HAT ! am fair with YOU. and that
| trust YOU. l can VERY well do any.