The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

indeed stu supported the magnificent courage
that natural to her.
But nov the case against George Hilton had
sumed a aspect In the absence of Lord Bardley.
who his Wild outburst had practically admitted the
authentcity letter which had been in
evidence the resumed and Bob Fauntleroy
was further Examined.
The Of the writer Of Mr.. Fauntleroy's cor
respondent transpire; letter which
had been him with the inclosure unsigned.
though he admitted that he knew the writer.
Some weeks earlier there had been a robbery az
Lady sara's house in Cavendish Square and the all
important document proving that Sir Arthur Gervsise
had neither been murdered met his death by
cdent but had voluntarily killed himsef-this letter
had been found hidden away the bottom of
Of the stolen jewel cases
Mr.. Fauntleroy's correspondent. who was admitted
20 be a woman. completely with the thieves; at
the same She considered that she owed debt OF
gratitude. for unexplained reason, to Mr. Hilton
and because this though at terrible risk to herself
Mr.. Fauntleroy, with whom also she was acquainted
and whom knew to be friend Of the accused
Under these conditions and especially after
missions Of Lord Bardley-confrmed by full
confesson-the charge against George Hilton fell
pletely to the ground and upon the following day the
case was dismissed. while Lady Sara on leaving the
court. arrested on the charge Of perjury and
suborning to perjury.
Lord Bardley would no doubt. have followed her to
prison but before the verdict given in Hilton's
case and realizing doubt, what before him. he
either voluntarily put end to his existence or met
accident due to his excitement and tremendous
mental perturbation. which had the same effect
1t was after the midday adjournment Of the pro-
ceedings The wretched man, who had been under
crossexamination staggered out OF the court and in
neighboring street he either fell or threw himself
under heavy dray though killed the spot
never actually recovered consciousness
After his acQuttal. George was shown the full text
the letter which had addressed to Bob by Rosa
Rosa Annesey hts own sister-in-law as George now
be- The communication as follows
My Bob You will be surprised to get this
letter from probably still surprised when
know the purport Of it. am not going to sign my
and will trust to you not TO reveal II unless
Il is absolutely inevitable that should do But
can't allow great injustice to be done to man who
is friend and for whom have the sincerest
regard, and that is why 1 writing, though II IS
than likely that things viii pretty hard with
me II certain people ind out that I have done So
TO explain everything had better re1er pIleny
the 'n n when Of the ssss whh HoS o
knew him, George Annesley, efectually put end 70
you the full truth aheS' Boz Simply cried OF the
engagement that was supposed to exist between you
was a thief and altogether an undesirable person;
ana ma quite true sSr am tasI bo5 bays
done my best to make you happy =. -.
have married you but should never really have been
your wife; for have husband living, poor wretch
likely to trouble the world again.
practically no one upon earth knew that had
George ASnesley"thst s your friend now known as
George Hilton And when promised to marry you
imagine what felt when brought face to face
for but for me To give You your fTeedom ho%eVe
much hurt me- However much y wrenehee ny heart
really sort OF business letter and I'm only explain
you should know the whole truth. I'm not going to
make an appeal TO you to see me again indeed hope
would be too painful FOR me and I think ii might
hurt you little bit too Our paths are divergent