The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

the iadv should be tied 70 the chair, v.,,on %,
it sviden 'n that ae' they must either k bsr Gse
secure her IN such way thst soe @ sUu' a. any rate
SsTs %saasS sso%p TGifs SaTa not that certain s
ment Of inprohability about the lady sIor; 40 he
now, on the top of this comes tne 'nei'en' %
What = about the wineglassesf''
Il Sc see 'tS them NJ clearly .s.n
''wc told that three me, mep drank ''o" '''"
'.whT 1rs' not. There was wine ip each glass
You must have SH uotssd that fact What does that
t. s y's5 sa.s sed would be likely to con-
mot at all. The bottle was full of it, and il is
DS ss Sd that seavs the s
two possible explanations, and only TWO, Ene - a. vo
ienty 'aS astated aSd so the third gas received the
bceswing That does not appear probable. NO. no.
;4retbat am right,
'Tbat only two glasses were used ana sn's 20 's as
to cive the false impression that three people oao
been here In that way all the eeesTins coovnced
that this is So But if have hit upon the true en
PLANTATION Of this small tssn to On tbe be
exceedingly remarkable for i can only mean thss a
Lady Braekensta and her maid have AZ bs be-
eve that they have very strong reason ,aD 40.
covering the real criminal aud that we we ls' bsp from
them That is the missiop which now iies oerore 'S'
and bs hero SouseseS at the se Sss
prised at our return but sherlock Holmes finding that
took nosaesson Of the dining room locked the door
upon the inside and devoted himself for two hours
which form the solid basis on which his brilliant
odihces of deductions were reared Seated IN rorue
strston Of his professor followed step of that
remarkable research The window, the curtains, tne
i~ Examined and duly pondered The body Of the
fortunate baronet had been removed, and al else re-
manned had seen it in the morning flnAhy, 10
my astonishment, Holmes climbed up to the mas
sive mantepiece Far above his head hung Inc tG% Ns
wire For long time he gazed upwards at it, and md
then in attempt to get nearer to it he rested ms
knee upon wooden bracket on the wall. THIS
brought his hand within few inches of the broken
end of the rope but it was not this so much as the
Finally he sprang down with an ejaculation OF satis
''It's all right, Watson" said he. "We have got
our case-one of the most remarkable in our colec.
tion. But, dear me, how slowwitted have been, and
time! Now think that, with a few missing links,
my chain is almost complete,
'Mau, Watson, man. Only, one, but very formd.
aDf ba en that pdSe feet ae n height
tive squirrel, dexsrogs With his fingers. ansy,
e f W Rs.oT wh as hang omo
upon tho handiwork of very remarkable individual
And yet soda il that bell he s given us clue
''What was the clue -
''Well il you to pull down bell rope, Wat.
the spot where it Is ATTACHED 70 the wire Why should
it break three inches from the top, as this one has
Rssasss it 7S; i; frsysd ss tssEs there m ,,nn,
knife; But the other end is not frayod You could
5ns t es of
out any mari of t5aying wha.ever YoH on can recqn, on
a Ts The er fear e ss Se B
% by ngur m the bell What did he do M Hs sprang pr % up
% Gs the e, ant could not q1e .5 reach IT. put bis
the dustand got his knife 10 bear upon the cord,
that RAfs he Is at ea
bigger man thar bar; LGok at hat mark upon the seat
gnd1u1tedIyy It 1 s blood This alone puts The
chair when the srime was done bow comes 'D that hat
mark No, no. she was placed in the chair after the
% marx to t @ '1 We o'SsS sao 'rs
yet met our Waterloo, Watson. hut this is our
should like now to have few words with the nurse
Theresa. We must be wary for awhile, if we are to
She interesting person, this stern Australian
nurse,-taciturn suspicious, nrgracous, it took
ceptance Of all that she said thawed her into cor
responding amiability. She did not attempt TO CON
ceal Der hatred for her late employer.
eyes, sir it s true that he threw the decanter az
@ s that that be s.T would 1E not dare 4 to SPEAK her brother
lie might have throwp dozen if he had but left my
sa DanS She 0S too ond to @ ss vii her
me all that he has done TO her She never told me of
those MARKS on ner arm that this
bur know very we'll that they come from stab with
a hat pin The sly devil--Ciod forgive me that !
devil be was, # ever walked the earth. He was
all honey when first him-onlv eiobtoen
months ago, aud both feel as if il were cicbtecn
years. She had only Just arrived in London Yes, il
was her first voyage-she had never been from bome
before He won her with bis title aud his mnnev
and nus false London ways. If she made mistake
she has paid for il, if q woman did Wb,t
month did meet him! Well tell YOU II was inss
after We arrived. We srrived in June and il 90.
July. They were married in January Of last vear
Yes, she is down in the morning room again and 7
have no doubt she will you but YOU must MOI at
too much OF her. for she has gone THROUGH ali ,b.t
flesh and blood will staud' " 'oat
Lady ByackepstalI was reclining on the same coucb.
but looked brighter than before The maid had cntered
with us and began more to fomept the b-n;sc