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

For an instant. there was beyjtatiou in bs, ~
face. Thep some new strong thought CAUSED h
like mask. IL
Holmes took his hat apd shrugged his sbcr,,
an, sorry." be said, and without another rosS
the room and the honse There was q pos5
mark, and TO this nv friend led the way I ~st
over, but single hole was left for the ess
of a solitary swan. Holmes gazed at il
ps ssed on 10 the lodge gate There he scyibh,s{
pote for stanley Hopkins aud left it with W
keeper.
bound to do something for FREUD HopSiSs
Justify this second v,s't; said be- Il VIII
scene of operations must be the shipping
the Adelaide, Southampton line, which sisaSs
end of Pail Mall, If ! remember right ii
liza with England, but We will draw the sre<
first
Holmes s card sent in TO the manager s.
slant attention, and be was not long in
one of their line had reached home nort
the Rock OF Gibraltar their largest and b
reference to the passenger list showed t
Fraser, of Adelaide, with Der maid had y
VOYAGE in her, The boat was now on bss
Australia somewhere in the south Of ths Gc1'
Her officers were the same as in '95, vitS
been made a captain, and was to t,ks si
their new ship, The Bass Rock, sailing n 4.
time from Southampton, He lived at sydssi;
he was likely TO be in that morning FOR ins-
We NJ NJ iIolmss had No dev;r. >.
would he gIaJ Ia know more about Ms
character. ''' 's''
His record WAS magnificent There wa. ~.
f;rnr IN The fleet to Touch him As :. "ss e. aSI
he was reliable on duty but a wild 49,,
lo,r ofr the deck of bis ship-bot baaSsdP sIPsl-
but loyal, honest, and kind hearted That :
NTH of tho information with which Hnlms.
office Of the Adelaide southampton company
he drove to Scotland Yard. but instead o{ =
he sat in his cab with his brows drawn dow.
Charing Gross telegraph office, sent off
and them. at last we made for Baker AZ.
more
''No; couldp 7 do it, Watson, . said ha u
nothing on earth would save him Once ., r
INV career feel that have done more real
my discovery Of the criminal than ever he n
nv his crime 7 have learned caution upw ~
nv own conscience Let US know ittle mon
we act.''
Before evening. we had visit from Inspest,,
lev Hopkins. Things were not going very II
him.
ItT beieye that Won are q wizard Mr. III.
reall do sometimes think that you have poss1
are not human Now, how on earth could yoo
that the stolen silver at the bottom
poudi"
~ didn t know it."
"But YOU told me to examine it,
"You got it, tben?''
s'Yes, / got it,"
"I am verv glad if have helped you.r
"Bnt Won haven Z helped me, Yon have NJ.
affair far more d;ffcu What sort ~ hv,s
they who steal silver, and then throw it into ~
est pondY
IT was certainty rather eccentric oehsvl
was merely gong on & the dG idea al tnat the nlvsr ~
took it for blind, as II were, then they would [
ally be ANXIOUS TO get rid OF II.
But why shoul1 suco a n idea cross your niz|
Wen, thought 1t was possible when tnsy
out through me Frepcn WINDOW, thers was ~
With one t-mptng little hole IN the ice, right Z
or their noses. Could there be better
'Ah, hiding plsce-that IS bettsT!' ensd
ley. Hopkins Yes, YES, ] see it all cow!
carly, there we're folk upon the roads as1
IN the pond. intending to return for IL when N
was clear. Excellent, Mr.. Holmes-that is beitH
'0uite So YOU have got an admirable d.
have no doubt that my own ideas were wild,
nii nus. @9i'il '"at 'neY nave enhed IN aisco'm
''ire1 -, n.
I'D les, siILEes; ~ was all your noins 00'
u'u a pdI setDach'
seETacEi
:; III .iol"es' !ue nandaIl gang Seis
:" IN" ioi IIis lnoI ninS S,
your theory that they committed murder
Is Iatal Mr Holmes-aosoluteiy mms
or il NAV be .nr amHs oa cnlee s y. NV nol
have heard T, "@" S'OK - "'''" 'N' f'''S
"ouite 50, il !. nerf.ctIv nossble What.
off,D 50 - - Pe''e't! possiofe' ~>
i,, :,
les, Mr. Holmes, there is DO rest ref 4e
nave got TO the bottom of the business supp