The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20

t'ut' ,;d.October. and lopg past
y ,our for closing his Office IN
So building. I'inney Valentine
biiron ,nnc u finishing up some de-
,nu ,insumsndiug personal attention
dsuh 4 ,hc desk phone mt his elbow
sg lnv lnsvtcntlv An agitated male
insasth .so other end of the line be-
q .pV the instant connection was
hhec sheer yalentine-this is Daw.
|rvs Dawlish-you remember
sIse sI,e,or. m in a devil of hole
',,sI.d ',d a man-said he was Miss
nl,' srst misunderstanding
Well, he tried to blackmail
wedding comes Off In three
-H -HI hit him-only once, but
~ enough. Say, inspector, can It
Fas nuf here right awaya Why;
~ Toc,,st yalley-you know my
,tsre's late train at nine
'as W. YOU here by eleven-you
rSS.t S S good-Tll have n motor
.,o,,on to meet you Don {
I'm in an awful mess! Thanks
.s;;oe,s face was grave as he
,Se receiver and looked at his
.,hsre would Just be time to run
and pack bag before catch
oa0 North Shore train over the
I,laud railroad. Stephen Daw-
remembered as one of an un-
hight bunch of newspaper boys
"a sometimes pestercd the life
him in that grim stone pile in
rr - street. But for some years
Eha not met-partly on account
N ,uspector IS retirement, and also
Dswlish had come into property
. now a man Of leisure, spending
,outbs Of every year at his coun-
la in Locust Valley.
pcn that the broken thread Of
-nauccship had been reunited by
|,rsut call for help, Finney Valen-
|rssslled an exceedingly tragic epi.
II which Stephen Dawlish had
.r unwilling actor.
N decade earlier. dating from
|6tobcr night, certain fashionable
ipuclal circles Of uptown and
d,yn Manhattan had been agog
liz rather mcteoric rise Of young
eng, YaDcey Daubeny, who in
and masterful manner had
h the city.
b more or less Of pluuger On
HSreet," he was believed TO have
Transferable money. His brokers
|lctimcr Williston e. Co.-a very
kTative and wealthy conccrn-and
through the senior member Of the
|.at he met Grace Williston, an
|hughter. heiress to her widowed
s millions.
e The same insouciant aud dash
nm that had beralded his advent
il street the young soutberner
sge 10 The heart Of Grace Willis.
/ ln person be was most attractive
Rlslically woman's man: tall.
side.shouldered, rather burlv in
bed build, both of which traits one
Fben thai one happened to be
EL woman whom Daubeuy WAS
b 10 please. Then his tones be
nresng, and his strength some,
snsd to assume a protecting, al.
tivalrous character.
Ry DaubeDy became 2 social fa.
everywhere; he was a lavish
+. yet not spendthrift. since he
laE to get dollar for dollar. His
3 vas supposed to be Of the
blood south of Mason and Dix.
rs-that is, by his own account
slalmed relationship with half
families of illustrious name. In
iancey Daubenv became dis
lsm and popular member of the
a colony in New York
wllllstou was admired as much
beauty as for her sweet girlish-
lsil she would one day be ex-
Wealthy was also no drawback.
alers she had q score, of whom
2 DaElish seemd to be the most
until the advent of Yancey
y But the southerner soon
The place. OF first favorite:
4 proposed and WAS gently re-
'olee months later the betrothal
"llllstou and Daubeny was an
y: everybody said it was love
IN which for once everybody
sa' so far as the girl was con
rare June morning they were
az trace church. and immedi.
MET the wedding breakfast the
Mnped to sail for Europe on
1Snfhs bridal trip. But at the
Ine gang-plank, while Mortimer
'a was In the act of saying fare
mace Of secret service men
pauoeny on the shoulder,
me haudcuffs on his wrists and
hm for forgery.
%ns % Subsequent trial it transpired
iancey Daubenv'' was none
tan William OF Chip Dabney,
EIlblrd and an accomplished
,ssnted,' by the police of Chi
San Francisco. He was tried
mpc'ed: in view Of his previous
,ae Judge imposed the full pen.
s.oiy years in Sing Sing.
As inc shock and modification
revelation 10 a gentIv-bred
Sstrnng girl like Grace Willis.
sas worse than widowcl | with.
navlng been n wife. After
flal and conviction, her faith