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

more important il grow, When You referred
in your ledger to the sale of those casts opserN'u
that the date was June 8rd OF last wear .o"'d you
give me the date when Beppo was arrestedf
81 could tell you roughly by the psy-hst, tpe
manager answered, 'tYes'' be continued, after turh
ing of pages, he paid last on May 2otn'
''Thank you said Holmes, ''I don think tnat
| need intrudc upon your time and patience any
more With last word OF caution that ne snoh''
say nothing to researches we turned our races
westward
The afternoon was far advanced before we we're
able to snatch hssty luncheon d Out
rage Mnrder mr. ' by Madmsu' and the contents OF
paper showed that Mr Horace Harker had got his
S NTH into av r9Rt 'sns s and o%
Of the whole incident Holmes proPped IT against tbs
stapd and read it while he ate Once or twice ne
This is all right Watson said he he LStsn ss do TO
difference Of opinion upon this case SINCE Mr tee
trade one Of the most d@ss bs OF we
known consulting expert have each come to the con,
euson that the grotes9ue series of & naeS
rather than from deliberate crime. No explanation
Press, watson is most valuable institution if you
only know how to Hse it and n noK yto and
See see what the manager Of Harding Brothers has to
say on the matter" ,-oved ~
be- Ss efsp Pdapper quick
with a clear head and ready tongue; . :,
toner Of ours. We supplied him with the bust some
Eae@, $ss VI: ees
have the entries here One to M Harsr you See,
f to M ssne and o To- Mr.
sss @ You aas .osa hsr S s4 IT, would in ghG?
for I've seldom seen an ugler Have we any d5ai
our @&s workpeops ~ and cleaners dare say they might
get peep at the sales book if they wanted TO- There
bodE 5o We well it verv Strange business and
/ hope that you will let know if anything comes
Holmes had taken several notes during Mr.. Hard
ings evidence, and could see that ne was tnorGHSn
He made no remark, however, save that, unless we
hurried, should be late for our appointment WITH wita
Lestrade Sure enough, when reached BAKER StTeet
the detective was already there, and we found him
pacing, up and down in fever Of impatienee bls hns
look of Importance showed that MS day "orh nau
"Wel,,p Wei he asked "what LUCK Mr. Holmes7"
have had en3 easy aa s1e
both the retailers and also the wholesale manufac
turers I can trace each Of the busts now from the
''"TiGt The busts,'' cried Lestrade. swclL WELL you
it is not for me to say Ssr aS 9oqF an you
have Identified the dead man.
|.,Yo9 don't say soy" ,,
I'VE have an inspector who makes sPscialty Of
dead man bad some Catholic emblem round his neck
aud that, along with his color made me think he was
nPS ment hue he caught U gbt Of him His Petro
Venecti from Naples, and he is Of the greatest
cisy enforcing its DEGREES By murder Nov {op Es
low is probably an italian also and member. Of tho
Malta He has broken the rules IN n some b nSofo
graph We found in his pocket is the man himself 1o
50 that he h rot sns b ns enter e watts
outside for him, and in the scuffle he receives his
g5 2TP dsPth-wound. e How is that MI Sherlock
Holmes eapPed bis hands apP5Gvnsly In cried gu
struetion Of the busts. . eo ,..,s on.
of youR head After all iivsE fSs @
cn six months at the most and i m the tha 'aa a
"And the next staee'' - ,
Hill to the Italian quarter, find the man whose, pho
tqgraph have got and arrest him hin on the charge
II think not fancy can attain our end ID IN il
smGer s6s1 for gpo1 s5a aeso wne ct as
Completely outside our control But l have great
the betting Es sssst ngSs two t saa be
able to help you lay him BY The heels
ssNo, | fancy Chiswick is an address which is
likely to find him, If YOU viii come. with TO
hG onsr kss Toa to no 20
will be done by the delay. And now think that
@ to ssse eG d
likely that we shall be back before morning You II
dine with us. Lestrade, and then you are welcome to
the sofa until it is time for to start In the
tine Watson, should be glad if you would ring for
an express messenger, for / have letter to send
and it is important that it should go at once
Holmes spent the evening in rumuaging among
the files of the old daily papers With which one
of our lumber rooms was packed. When at last he
descended it was with triumph 10 his eyes, but
he said nothing TO either of us as to the result OF
his researches. FOR part, bad followed step
by step the methods by which he bad traced the
various wndings of this complex case, and, though |
would
! understood clearly that Holmes expected this
grotesque criminal to make attempt upon the
two remaining busts. Of which. ! remembered,
was at Cbiswick No doubt the object of our Jour.
ney to catch him in the very act. and ] could