The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11

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to turn away from him and to mary ar uas nsteT II
s5 d to how sT Tsf
loose in an aviay and was 10 horra,ed at hiS oruta %
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produced photograph Of womsu shamefuy deIaesa hotn
graph she said He sent it to me in that state with
his eurSs upon my Wedding ling morning no min xo now
since he has left all his property to your son 3no ,o
nee dsn or ns5 e S41s
There is God in Heaven Mr. Holmes and nd, that ha same m
His good me that my son 5 hands are guitess OF
nothing which would help our hypothesis, and several
points which would make against it. gave up at last
This place Deep Dsne House. g big Shs! mods5n
villa Of Standing back in its IT, own y tbs
right and some DISTANCE back from the road I was f1s the
Here rough plan on leaf Of my Notebook This
window on the left is the which opens into Old
se rhs is about the only Bit Of
had today Lestrade was not there, but his head con
treasurs:trove They, had spent the morning raking
among the ashes Of the burned woodp and besides
dssolored metal discs, examined them with care,
5 there a9g s that y Of Su
marked with the name Of 'Hyams,' who was Old
for signs and traces but this drought has made every
thing hard iron. Nothing was to be seen save
low privet hedge which is in line With the wood
s All that Of Ss S M in h ts the sun
on my back, but got up at the end Of an hour no
and examined that also The bioods y were very
slight mere smears and dscoorations but undoubt-
also the marks were slight, There is no doubt about
the a a 0fS1s @ n to could b made de admits o O.. IT. the Foot
pet, but none of any third person which again is
trick for the other side They were piling up their
"
:, only one little eeam Of hope did getIand yet
the safe most of which had been taken out and left on
the n The ape had had sen ns @ a
great value nor did the bank book show that Nj.
But It seemed to me that a the papers were not there
There were illusions to some deedsapossiby the more
against ea for eSo who EGu nSa+ ss, thing
ncsd asvpg Sd @ syeTy & Other t f1seT % and
up M po iSeR is he @ ai
silent person, with suspicious and sdeIong eyes She
% tel @ ,Ss @a s des s s %a Yes ss sd
let Mr. MeFarlane in at half-past nine. She wished
had gone to bed at half-past ten. Her room was at
the other end of the house and she could hear moth
and to the best Of her belief his stick in the hall
She bad been awakened by. the alarm of fire. Her
he anv enemesa Well every Very man had enemies, but
Mr.. oldacre kept himself very much to himself and
the buttons, and was sure that they belonged to the
clothes which he had last night; The wood-pie
very dry, for it had not rained for month. It
burned like tinder; and by the time she reached the
e the flesh from usd IT,
She knew nothing of the papers, nor of Mr. oldaeres
$50. my dear Watson @ there's report Of fail,
hands in paroxysm of convicton-s'I know it S ali
wrong. I feel it in my bones. There is something
that has not out and that housekeeper knows it,
There sort Of, sulky defiance in her eyes, which
knowledge. However there
good talking more about it, Watson; but unless
Norwood Disappearance Case will not figure in that
chronicle Of % our successes which foresee that pa
Surely said !; ''the man S appearance would go
son. You remember that terrible murderer, Bert stev
there ever mild hammered Sunday school young
MANI
UNLESS succeed in establishing an alternative
theory the man is lost You can hardly find flaw
and all further investigation has served to strengthen
it, BY the way there is curious little point about
for inquiry On i the
that the low state of the balance principally due
interested to know who this Mr.; Cornelius may be
transactions 1t is possible that he has had a hand
in the AFFAIR." Cornelius might, be broker, out we
ments. Failing any other Indication my researches
% %S s now the bo tito of an inquiry @ the bank
| fear, my dear fellow, that case will end inglor.
By %pa 4oPFSS S9 will
do not kpow how far Sherlock Holmes took any
| found him pale and harassed, his bright eyes the
brighter for the dark shadows around them The car.
pet round his chair was Uttered with cgaretecnds
and with the early editions of the morning papers An
open telegram lay on the table:
tossing it
1t from Norwood and as follows:
'IMPORTANT FRESH EVIDENCE TO HAND
McFARLANE'S GUILT DEFINITELY ESTAB.
LISHED. ADVISE YOU TO ABANDON CASE
LESTRADE''
'FThis sounds serious" said l.
''1t is Lestrsde's little cocksd doodle of victory
Holmes answered, with bitter smile. "And vet il
be premature to abandon the case. all