The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

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which seemed too small to carry the weight Of Ss
academic distinctions preceded him by few seoonus'
and dign6ed that he was the very smbedlmen&t & OF
sepossessiou and soidity And yet DIS htst
against the table, whence ne slipped down upon the
floor there that majestic figure PROSTATE and
We htd T sprung g't to our feet and few moments
stared in silent amazement at this Pondero1s Peee
storm far out on the ocean Of life. Then Holmes
buried with cushion for his head, and ] with
with lines of trouble the hanging pouches under the
closed eyes were eaden in color the loose mouth
STSsped sss Gosr s1s snd S
long journey and the hair bTssd uRfemp 6r0% be the
fWhat is it, watsonap asked Holmes
"Absoute exhaustion-possibly mere hunger and
said With my finger on 9h the nd ms pulse
''Return ticket from Mackleton, in the north of
England said Holmes. drawing it from the watch
pocket. tIt is not 19 O'Clock yet lie has certainly
The puckeTed cyelids had begun to culver and now
pair Of vacant @ grey eyes up "a at his ee his
isForgive this weakness, Mr. Holmes, have been
little overwrought Thank you, ii might have glass
Of milk and a biscuit, ! have no doubt that should
INSURE SH tbs %od with
no telegram would convince you OF the absolute
f.when you quite restored-''
az am ,s quite ss g A o Mot HoGos to sGg
to Maekleton with me by the next train
Ny friend shook his head
''My colleague, Dr. Watson, could tell you J.at we
of the Ferrers Documents and the Abcrgavenny muir
sss sse soud iGma I iGd on
Himportantl'' Our visitor threw up his hands.
only H1ys son you OF ffsfq Dafs 6Gsn LEM
''Wbati the late cabinet mnister9"
pcrs, but there was rumor in the Globe last
night. I thought it might have reached your ears y
Holmes shot out his long, thin arm and picked out
volume 90 II - in his encyclopaedia Of reference,
'' 'Holdernesse sixth duke. K g. C.'-haf the
since 1900 Married Edith, daughter of Sir Charles
owns about two hundred and fifty thousand acres
Minerals in Lancashire and Wales Address: Carlton
chief secretary of state for Well, well this is
s'The greatest and perhaps the wealtbest. I am
aware Mr.. Holmes, that you take very high line in
work for the works sake / may tell you, however,
that his grace has already ntmated that cheque for
son who can tell him where his son is, and another
thousand to him him who can name the man or men who
'sIt is a princely offer'' said Holmes 'tWatson,
think that We shall accompany DE- f. HHxable back to
YOU have consumed that milk, you will kindly tell
what, has happened, when it happened how it hap;
the Priory school near Macketon has to do with the
matter and why he comes three days after event
the state Of your chin gives the date-to ask for my
Our visitor had consumed his milk and biscuits. The
light had come back to his eyes and the color to his
cheeks be set himself with great vigor and lucidty
to explain the situation.
preparatory school, Of which I the founder and
principal .Hu1table's sddeghts Horace may pos
is ' without @ S exception % the best % and moss iet seec
preparatory school In Engand Lord LeveEStoke. the
have entrusted their sons to me- But felt that my my
school had REACHED its zenith when three weeks ago,
secretary, with the intimation that young Lord Sal
tire 10 old d. his Sa son & and he heir about BS
this would be the prelude to the most crushing mis-
fortune of my life
ming Of the summer term. He was charming youth,
and he e soop fell into our ways I may ten you-I
absurd in such case-that he not entirely happy
at home 1t is open secret that the duke married
ended in separation by mutual consent the duchess
taking up her residence in the south of France This
had occurred very shortly before and the boys sym
pathes known to have been strongly with his
mother. He moped after her departure from Holder
sired send him to my establishment. In a fortnight
the boy quite at home with us, and apparent.
"He was last seen on tho night of May 13-tbat
is, the night of last Monday His was the
larger room, in which two boys sleeping These
bOy saw and da heard ID nothing 80 that it is that
was open and there is stout ivy plant leading to the
this EasS oy pos sa 0s0" but is
''Hs absence was discovered at o'clock Tues
day morning HIS bed had been slept in. He had
school suit of black Eton jacket and dark gray
trousers. There were no signs that any one had
in the nature Of cries or struggle would have been
heard since Caunter, the elder boy in the inner room
is very light sleeper.
"When Lord Satire's disappearance was discov-
cred at called roll Of the whole establishment
boys, masters and servants. It was then that we
ascertaned that Lord Satire had not been alone in
his flight Heidegger, the German master was miss
ing. His the second floor, at the farther
eud of the building facing the same way as Lord
ssltire's His bed had also been slept in but he had
apparently gone away partly dressed since his shirt
and socks lying the floor. He had undoubtedly
let himself down by the ivy for we could see the
marks Of his feet where be had landed on the lawn
His bicycle was kept in small shed beside this lawn
and it also gone.
''He bad been with for two years and CANA
-rvith he hest hui Ln