The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

picked up several of them and examined them carefully
was convinced from his intent face and his purpose
full manner, that at last he was upon clew.
t'Well'" asked Lestrade.
Holmes shrugged his shoulders.
1--WE have long way to 20 yet, - said he. And
vet--and yet-wel have suggestive facts to
act upon. The possession OF this trihing bust was
worth more in the eyes of this strange criminal than
singular fact that he did not break it the house. or
Immediately outside the house, il to break 1T was his
'He was ratified and hustled by meeting this other
fellow. He hardly knew what he was doing
We'll, that's likely enough But wish 70 cal cal
house in the garden OF which the bust destroyed
Lestrade looked about him.
ond no %as Is an empty house 40 s and SO he that ne
Yes but there is another empty hcuse farther up
did Rs
evident that every yard that carried it increased the
risk T sVs sGseSHS e Sp ~sssisS saS fin hestrade
H1mes % pointed to the street lamp above S our r heads leads
not there That was As his 1"'E lie '0D
.'By Jovel that g true said the detective. 'Now
what we to, do with that fact'"
something later which will bear upon it. What steps
do yf.u, 70, propose to take now, Lestrade'"
no difficulty about that When We have found who he
start in learning what he doing in Pitt
night and who It was who met him and killed him on
No doubt; and yet it not quite the way in which
should approach the case
=, What would you do theus''
oh you must not let me influence you in any way,
suggest that you go on your line and mine. We
can compare notes afterwards, and each will supple
VERY good" said Lestrade
see Mr. Horace 9g ese g0ng back E to Pip Pitt street might
quite made up my mind, and that it is certain that
dangerous homicdal lnnatc, with Napoeonc delusious
sroie na ie Hi' h0n'e last night 1t win be useful for his
Lestrade stared
Ho,,mst 1,dou don n,,;IS t seriously believe that'"
-, Don't r Well, perhaps don It. But am sure
scrbeTs Of the Central Press Syndicate Now WatsoD
l think that we shall find that We have long and
at Baker street at clock this evening Until tben @
osbs a f9aRd @aV in the e dead
Wbcb company T ;yv and i'd assistance small expedition
PC anS should nod to be correct Until then
sherlock Holmes and walked together to the High
eTs whence the been purchased Ssoas s
uh, 1 atteT noon, and that he bimseif newcomer
sbopeS eGu,d M give us no information Holiness face
s"oWe1 F.W ms dlsaRpoiptment and annoyance
we can expect to have it ali our own wav
the afternoon SAID # M ht a astdins Ven must
desvorng to TRACE these busts to their soSpee en- IN
SemarSsbs n9s SsaSbs'9as fas peIsar s wS6
see # h. worse hudson Of the Kennngton road aud
dsslsr establishment He Was small S stout p0tnS maD
Sir On q my PsPssry Ee2s countsr msanes Sir said he
What rSs6 we pay rates and taxes for Know
SGods Sis two Yes SIR it was who sold Dr. Barnisof
wha. make t ~ S5T one bnt Nhst plot
Eoaa about Red iPs5Snst
om don ss see wat bst wh b,s did get The statues
q e Eou feaI{ want to know, got them from Geder
known house in the trade and have besy are are vel
TestMo Wow Of %19y by had + are
broad own fRs po smashed pas% thai az
Rr9''EaRs' s Beppo Hs He Hss don T. k1H Yes d. though WIZ
could iobl carve T bit and eld and frame, and 10 odd
nothing Of him No don know wSeFs vS neasa sa
cane aai,. ron pm nor % where he vent to- had nothing
We'll. that's all we could reasonably expect from
have this sp6o s we '%sgsd aomedn from rom
1S1 b0th tor IN hep5gton and in Kensugto is
for Geder stepne be .c"rce let sn5 Ss GT1 make
of the bns's shall be surprised if get 'Te some
of fa.bGnsb n Tapd e1don We PASSED through the fringe
Is, maritime London till came to riverside city
OF hundred Sl.s thousand souls where the tenement
Here 10 & broad thoroughfare the abode Of
for We sesTched w oude tRs works
yard full Of monumental masonry Inside was large
room 10 which fifty workers were carving or mold
ing: The manager, a big blonde German Received ms
eiv1ly and gave clear answer to all Holmes s oues.
tons \ reference 70 his books showed that hun.
dreds Of casts had been taken from a marble copy
of Devines head of Napoleon, bat that the three
which bad been sent to Morse Hudson a wear or So
before had been half OF batch of six the other
three being sent to Harding Brothers Of Kensinoton
There was no reason why those six should be differ:
eut 70 any of the other casts. He could suggest no
possible cause why anvone should wish TO destroy
them-in fact. be laughed at the idea Their whole.
sale price was six sbilngs but the retailer would
get twelve or more: The cast taken in two
mods from each side of the face, and them these
TWO profiles Of plaster Of Paris Joined together
to make the complete bust The work was usually
done by Italians. in the we were in When
finished the busts were put table in the pass.