The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30

IL In February to find Bishop
.rrnnton's carriage before Randolph
4 son.s house. have known
[rrchmen 10 appeal To Mason In
.nfe straits. perhaps upon n theory
:ns should try all temporal doors
Knocking or the gates OF aiabaster,
6at the esthetic ana venerable
''cs New York should require pro-
distance was quito beyond belief.
A I'm short by my ancient friend.
NJ" snid, II believe the raw
a age are beginning 10 mark me.
4 be Bishop Slmonton's carriage
rreat Celt raped himself gently
. 6elt plate with his club. "Sure. '
ii "It's not the ravages Of age
Soiu' We any harm this mornin'.
4 Parks. 'Tis his nlb's wagon,
.e aldermen must be sfuatting or
|,,rch lands" ] said, ITO bring this
nan out nj n quarter before 10 on
q 10 replied the Irish king half
re his mouth with his glovcd hand;
n Woman. Then he crossed the
10 stop line OF drays.
mystery was now beyond con-
I walked on slowly 20 the sate
d the flag path TO the house. Ger
|fr nebulous conceptions had. from
ossantres OF early Italian letters
|cent scandalous posters along the
tails. presented themselves with
4 Explanations Within the house
ma and greater surprise awaited
oictro met me at the door. saying
3andolph Mason wished Instantly
rae. ! gave Pictro ms coat md
h went at once 10 the private office.
afe Of mental flippancy had little
ID me for the type OF woman who
.s entered. / have not seen her
New York II the word elegant
aot so ,humbcd. | should write II
h descriptive Of hcr-Dot In a tin
|1r bcd!zened sense. but as the
h Is elegant. as the red sllkeu
OF q rajah are elegant. High
ag. down an immemorial line. pro-
<ucli animals. time. through Il hun
carving carefully, like
b cngravcr. Tall. supple and
h; he eye steady calm. reserved.
p. iho nose straight and thin; the
he. delicate and resolute. the chin
M bl'ck. glossy hair parted In the
+. 11U III llFIl''l JAIN S'll' " -
4 In well-fitting black. This woman
prhaps f!f,y years old. instantly
her into the frame OF q easement
I, along the battery In Charleston,
white columns OF an estate on the
!. 7 bowed as she turned toward
think the statue Of Nathan Ha,c
ID the furry OF snow. would also
'owed hnd It been standl1g IN my
F She did not speak 10 me AT all,
nitcd IN dlgnified silence for Ma
} say what was necessary To be
on was standing by Ills table. tan
h imrotlcnlly with the tips OF his
fensi,ve fingers ] thought The
bout his mouth we're broken a bit
rs tribe warner. But this was
Ily fancy, for when ne spoke IL
I his usual cold. even voice.
Ks he said. "vou must find a
variety actress. calling herself
rf Versay, She has IN her pos
a cas" of pearls belonging to
hrollne Picknev. She Will demand
ollsand dollars in cash for the re-
n these Jewels, You will say To
Iat Miss PickncY has finally ar
TO pay her this money That on
nh day Of February at 10 o'clock.
Lut officer Of the jefferson Trust
ny In the ci,v OF Richmond. In
'esence Of Miss PickneN here and
1u deliver to her ten thousand dol
\ currency. She must bring with
r Gaze Of Jewels and hand II over
vault officer. who will give It TO
Flckney. This Madame Yersay is
be under the protection OF one
lienderson, a police detective of
tork. This person NAV also be
y y Madame FersaN wishes him
You VIII arrange for this pur-
VIII Madame NcrsaY. You will
Accompany Miss Pickney TO Rich
enn be present with her at tho
"a OF the money. Miss PIckncy will
uly attend TO the other details OF
Z Randolph Mason had finished
'E. lhe woman picked up "a long
Fom her chair and began To put
helpcd her with the collar of
ny thrust her black -cloyed hands
peep pockets, then she turned to
se Levels were brought from In
mS eFeat-grandfather." she said
worn BY my great grand
az her wedding; by my grand
'i'NisEl- i lltlI value To
peyond estimate. Suu | do moi
y violatc either the laws OF Eir-
" lhose Of the United States in
" recover them, | do not greatly
~ laws OF Virginia. II cannot be
~ lathers made laws that would
- Grsaiilre like this actress to re-
"A ,ni'eritance. But wish TO be
Mr Mason, OF the entire safety
.
~ : lace showed ANNOYANCE. MA :
"A; ie SAID "A rubber OF whist
49, ssid the woman. II bid YOU
'c,sd e snow nov, was falling. and / &C
/. s Miss Caroline Picknev 20
M fhonton ho carriage. tucked In the
,hHI great coat and closed the
r,r, 'aE she mus: have taken me
nj ~. OF upper servant. since She
liz tuenGc nna OF my presence, exec
e mod al the carriage window.
a 1s M, line bundle OF mysteries
f ama m.th The direction OF Mason tc
Z ono tlne Madame Versav. Fjnd
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