The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

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Good morning, Watson. -
street with friends of the regular establishment,
with Eduardo Lucas hes the solution Of problem.
to what form it may take It IS capital mistake
to thcorzo in advance Of tho facts Do YOU stag
guard my good Watson and receive any fresh visitors
II if, J1'n ,t you at lunch if am able. -
wac an toat oo day and the next and the next Holmes
nccssany PLAYED snaches om his ynn & ~ s,n nto
rcVeres, dcvoured sandwiches at irregular hours and
haTdy answered the casual questions which 7 put to
Jug we'll with biu or bis quest lie would say ootS
11ng OF Inc case and II was from the papcrs that
With the subsequent release John Milton the 1alet
ovo1s Of io1 %f@ The G Jury brought ~ the
AS unknown as ever. No motive suggested. frbs
room full of articles of value but nonc had been
with They were carefully examined and showed that
he was keen student of international politics an in
defatlEabc gossip remarkable liDgulst snd an I'M
tring letter writer. He had been on intimate terms
VIII the leading politicians of several countries. But
ments which filed bis irawcrs. As to his relations
but Superficial lie bad many among
them, but few friends, and no whom he loved His
absolute mystery and likely to remain So.
As to the arrest of John Milton, the valet it
But o ase od be- 10 enst m
He had visited friends in Hammersnth that night
home at an hour which should have brought him 10
Westminster ter before the time when the crime dis
the oneness of the ngS He had a@"av IN arrived at at
unexpected tragedy, He had always been on a. good
eas OF fhe dord man pos pos
found in the valet boxes; but he explained that they
keeper able to corroborate the story Milton had
been IN Lucas employment for three years. 1t was
tnent with him. Sometimes he visited Paris three
mo1ths on end but Milton was left in charge of the
,odoiphn street house, AS to the housekeeper. she
master s s had 4 visitor he hnd himself admitted HIM
far as could follow it the papers il Holmes knew
more he kept his own counsel but, he told that
IN the case; knew that he was in close touch with
every development Upon tbe fourth day there ap-
peared long telegram from Paris which seemed to
solve the whole question
ssS Se has Just Rsn made M the
veil which hung round the tragic fate of Mr. Edurado
at ms srea Ps aSs SeSe
VIII remember that the deceased gentleman found
10 his valet but that the broke on an abi
Yesterday lady, who has been known Nine, Henri
litz was reported to the authorities by her
as as being insane An examination showed she had in
form, On inquiry. the police have discovered that
Nine. Henri Fonrnaye only returned from Journey
connect her with the crime at Westminster. A
parson Of photographs bas proved conclusively that
amd the same person, and that the deceased had
for somee, reason lived a double life in London and
Paris Nine. Fournayc. who is Of Creole origin. is OF
an extremely cxeitabo nature aud has suffered the
past from attacks Of lealousy which have amounted
these that she committed the terrible crime which has
upon the Monday night have not yet been traced but
1T is undonbtcd that woman answering to her de
station Tuesday morning BY the wjldpcss of her
appearance and the violence OF her gestures. It is
ted When insane that its immediate effect TO
drive the unhappy woman out Of her mind AT pres,
past. aud the doctors hold ont hopes of the
tablshmeut of her reason. There is evidence that
woman. who might have been Nine. Forrnaye, was
seen for some hours upon Mouday night watching tho
''Wbat do You think of that, Homes1'' had read
tho account aloud to him. while he finished his break
''My dear Watson, ?, said he, as he rose from the
table aud paced up and down the room yon are most
last three DAYS. il is because there nothing tell
Even now this report from Paris does not help us
.Snrelv it is final as regards tbc man s death, -
The man death is n mere incidept-,a trivial
trace this document and European catastrophe
Only one important thing mas happened in the last
gel reports almost hourly from the government, and
1T i certain % that GGSeTG S n E"Sre is oe1s anv S
he loose-bn If 1T ism I loose where can Il beg who
"Sa ,ha beats IN n nv br"n ike BANNER Was H. il"
decd; coincidence that Lucas sbond moet his death
letter ever reach him' It So why Is It not among his
papers7 Did this mad wife Of his carry it off with
her? II So is ii in ber house in Phris' Row corld
search for it without the French police bavrg their
suspicions aroused! IT is case my dear Watson,
where the law ia dangerous tn the cTimins's
are. Every 3 hand is against ~. and set the u
tcress at stake are colossal Should I bring it to a
successful roncu,ou. it viii certainly represent the
Crowuiug glory of Alb, here IS my 0test
from fhe front! He glanced burrcdy at the note
which bad been banded IN. . Halca Lestrade seems
to have observed something Of interest fut or YOU
bst. Watson. aud Will stroll down together To West
minister, -
II was first visit to tho scene of the crme-a
high ding. cbestcd house prim. formnl aud
solid like the which gave il birth. cstrsde
bulldog gaGc5 al from the front Yin.
dow, aud he greeted warmly when big constable
had opened the door and let The into
which VIC were shown was that IN which tbc crime had
been comIuittod, hut Of il remained.
an ugly. irregular stain the carpet. This carpet