The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
Il threw open che 7od7nS Doors and deliberately shot

aboundcd in every jewelers. shop from
.kensington TO Temple Bar. would have
| been consummatc lunacy OF course.
] could have taken cab to Scotland Yard.
| and have told my tale: but with no other
support. how far would that have avallcd
| me? II the history of the SURPRISINGLY
| strange case were tc he written, ] knew
! that | must write II, and lose no moment
| in the work
| had now got sufficient grip upon
the whole situation TO act docislvclv. and
| my llfst step was 10 Te-cnter the ball
| room and 10 take n partner for the next
| waltz. W" had made some turns be
fore ! discovered that Mrs. KavanaSh
Was again IN tho room, dancing with her
usual dash. and seemingly in no way
moved by the mshap. AS we passed
in the press, she even smiled at me.
saying. I've set fun sail agaiu;" and
her whole hearing convinced me OF her
heiei that ! had seen nothing.
AT the end Of my dance my own part
ner. pretty little girl in pink left
me with The remark. You're awfuIIy
stupid tonight! | ask YOU II you've seen
Manon J.cscant and the only thing YOU
say is, The panel buttons up. I thought
So This convinced me that Il was
dangerous 10 dance again. and I waited
IN the room only until the supper was
ready. and Mrs. Kavanach passed me
making for the dining room on the arm
OF General Sharard. I had loitercd to sec
what Jewels she wore upon her dress.
and when | had made n note of them, |
unobserved. ana look a hanson M to ''u,v nv
place in Bond street
AZ the second ring Of the bell my
watchman opened the door TO me; and
while he stood staring with profound sur
prise. / walked straight to one of the
le"el cases IN which our cheaper jewels
are Kept, and took thercfrom a spray
OF diamonds. and hooked Il TO the inside
Of my coat Then ] sent the man up
stairs TO awaken Abel. and in five min
nIes my servant was with me. though
vi.
Abel" said |. there's good news for
you. I'm on the path OF the gang we're
Good God, SIR cried he. you don't
mean that" '''
Yes" said |. "there's woman named
sibyl l<avanagh in It to begin with, and
sneS s helped herself TO couple of dia-
Ii,onq SPRAYS; and a pendant OF rubies
at Lady Fabers tonight. One Of tbe
sprays know she's got if | could trace
tne vi per pendant TO her, the case would begin
'Whew! he calculated. Frightening I'm
az the prospect OF business II knew
tnere was woman In il all alonc-but
,I .Ills ono; why. she's regular fiier. Amt
We'll find out her history presently
III gong straight back to Portmgn
square now. Follow me in hanson. and
my nrougham until I come. But before
you 90 that. run round TO MARLBOROUGH
street police station and ask them IL we
IN
mark house in Bayswater some iiroo !
morning" '"''tfo"
You're going 10 follow how -.
thcn?' Ho"ie'
Exactly, and If my wits can find =
way IN going TO he her guest for fen
minutes minutes after she quits Lady Faberss. |
either AT Marlborough street or NJ IN
harrow road station. This business hnc
peen a ), disgrace TO them quite LONE
That's So sir; Mr.. King told mo ,.o.
terday that he'd bury his head in 'tbo
sand II something didn't turn I'M eoo !
,h lou haxent given me the exact address
Because haven't got f. r or,,.
Know that the woman lives somcwbnrSS
near st stephens church-she ats nm
der' Sie or on. one of the curates there. If
man, DO so. But go and dress and he
IN IN foftrnan Square at the earliest nos
siblc moment" PoS-
II was now very near ] o'clock ,ndood
the hour struck as ! passed the charai
In Orchard street; and when I cane ~,
the square L found my own coachman
wal waiting IN, with with the brougham at the cor
ner oy Baker street. | told him. he eforo
! entered the house, 10 expect Abel. ond
nor ny any chance 10 draw up nj 7 al,
= aDGr $. Then l made my way uuietiv
anagh-I Will not say dancing bnt LI,
ing herself through the last figure NJ H.
iiahceTs IL was evident that She did NOT
,n ,n'ena mo TO quil Yet awhile, and I left her
10, 10 get supper. choosing a seat near Ia
tbe door OF the dining room, so thar a,y
@ o@ie passing must be seen by me. 10
my my surprise ! had not been In the room
ten minutes when she suddenly aDnna'.nI, .ouiI,
III the hall, unattended and her cIoei
wrapped around her. but she passed u,itL"
, pul berScVing me; and /. waiting until
s,anti, ,u VIC , nan M door close. went out In
S'hnt'y and got my wraps. Many OF The