New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

those revolutionary organizations that a5Ou-l
IN Russia; but more Cleverly managed thzz
most OF them, and therefore all the more dz--
gerOus. Its members are said 10 be innurera
able and of every class. and there are branlhH
IN every capital Of Europe. 4 near negh5G
of yours. by the way Is under Surveillance a.
this very moment. though | believe noting
definite has been traced 20 him
CASSAVETTI. I exclaimed with, an SUI
an excellent assumption OF surprise
You've guessed II first time; though Is
names Vladimir Selinsk II YOU see hin "
tween now and Monday when YOU must star
l advise you not 10 mention your destlnarr
TO him. unless You We already done so. HeWas
at the Savage Club dinner tonight, wasn't he
One Of SOuthbourneS fOibles was 70 pose a.
a kind OF Sherlock Holmes. but | was not n
the least impressed bv -hIs pretenSlOn 70 onlnl
cience He was a member OF the club. an1
ought TO have been AZ rhe dinner himself. L
he had looked down the list OF guests ne mus
have seen Miss Anne PendenniS. among tns
names. and Vet believed he had not the slishI-
est suspicion that she was the original OF lhai
portrait. -..-
Il saw him there. I said, bur | 'oli lin
nothing of my movements. though We are On
fairly good terms. Do YOU think N qii'e
fool, Lord SOuthbOurne,
He looked amused. and blew another nn5
before he answered enigruatlcally, " David s4il
in his haste, All men are liars. II ne. q S4ia d
his leisure, All men are fools when tneTe
woman in the case. he'd have been Nearer 'n'
mark"
What do YOU mean. demanded, ho-
enough.
Well. I also dinrt 81, the Cecil to-aiga.
though not with the ~avases. and aapRenE n
to hear that YOU and vettl-We Il can =
that-were looking daggers az eaeh otn1l. =.
that the lady, who was reTarkably hanasol1
appeared to enjoy the situation. VINO -
Wynn: Do | know her
| watched him closely, but his face 0e1rs1,
nothing. 81 think Your informant mus -.
been Journalist, Lord SouthbOurne -
very quietly. And we seem to have SIT-,-
pretty considerably from the point. -
here TO take Your instructions. and =
start AT nine Monday / shall not see YOU 4s1--
He shrugged his shoulders All r1gnl'
get to business. Here's the new code.
off by heart between now and Monday an III
Stroy the copy. Its safer Here's YoI h
port. duly viS6d. and q check That 4
think. | don't need % teach YOU yout -: -.
But don't want YOU 70 meet with Sucn -
as CarSou'S; SO | expect YOU to De wan
his example. And YOU are not 70 1n4Ae =,
tempt 10 unravel the mystery OF lS -.
| tell YOU that for Your own safety. lux -
has been taken up from The Emoass. :.
everything possible VIII be lone to n1
assassin down. Goodbv and good lHcA
WE shook hands. and , went ou' ~, 1s.,,,-
night Ii was now Well past - =
and the streets were even 4uleter tnAn Nan s-,-r
that hour; for there had been a Sn@L 49,
while | w2S with SOutbbOUrne- l I.- os--sr
the crash of thunder AT intervals ana 80 ..'v a.
OF heavy ram all the time. Now me So .is.-
over, the air was cool and fresh the >.,,sig-t -,
The Wet street cleaned Silvcry m th1 - ii
and was all but deserted me Ia la ~ Or
thInued down 70 an occasional hAi.se.-- ossssa
vate carriage and there were rev iVV. HtIns ~ e.
gers abroad. | did not meet Sou - tx
whole OF Whitehall, except the pofeeII'.oao,s1
wet IuackintoSheS gliSteuiug IN the nn".,.,,srs,,
But. aS | reached the corner OF -, - n.
Square, | saw. lust across the ruS'ur ,..,r,1a
a woman walking rapidly N the 80 -, ,l,
Westminster Bridge. glanced Al -. - II
ally; then looked again more Intehos oass,;;,,s.'
man looked like a sailor He wore 4 -
and peaked cap. while the Woii@Is Wois ~,
veloped in long dark cloak aIid n"S =; ;;eaes
scarf over her head. | saw glealn = 31ns
shoe buckles rs she picked her W. ~ or
across the wet roadway 20 the l"i'''
by the houses of Parliament r,rtrcs
My heart seemed 70 stand StH' - -SSA,,,ld b.
her. At anv other time or place S,rrs Z,
sworn that | knew the tall. SleIlde, ~ va
imperial poiSe OF the head. the PecuiI1';s. ;.Glrs
f,,l -, burned.