The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

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however and so it became evident that had turned
down one of several side roads which had observed
and now, as you perceive, it has returned after me
OF conrse had at The outset particular reason to
connect these journeys with the disappearance OF Cod
Trey Staunton and was only inclined to investigats
concerns Dr. Armstrong is at present of nterest a,a
but now that find he keeps 50 keen lookout upon
affair appears more important and shall not be- sa ans
lshed d until have have made the matter clear
I'VE we can follow him tomorrow
Yon not familiar with Cambridgcshre scenery are
you! 1t does not lend itself eoncealment All this
country that passed over tonight is fiat and clean
ing is no fool, as he very clearly showed tonight /
have wired to Oyerton to let know any fresh Lon
time only concentrate our attention upon Dr.
Armstrong whose name the obligng young lady al
% S M knows oS wSeT s
young is-to that I'll swear. and if he knows. @
TO know also, At present it must be admitted that
the odd teE Is T. IN nt ms pos and as You are
in that condition
And yet the next day brought us no nearer to the
solution Of the mystery. A was handed in after
breakfast, which Holmes passed across to with
smile.
Sir it ran. 81 You that you are vast
ing your time in dogging my movements have, as
my brougham. and if you desire twenty-miIe ride
which will lead you to the spot from which start
help Mr., Godfrey Stanton, and I convinced that
the best service you can do to that gentleman is to
return at once to London and co report to your EN-
ployer that you unable to trace him. Your
in Cambridge will certainly be wasted. Yours faith.
fully ,o..,.- ,~-. LESLIE .ARNsTRoNG."
said Holmes tsWel Well, he excites my curiosity.
and ] must really know before I leave him
His carriage is at his door now, - said /. ''There
he is stepping into it,. him glance up at our
window as he did Suppose l Try my luck upon the
'7No. no, my dear Watson! With all respect for
your natural acumen, / do not think that YOU
possibly can attain our end by some independent
ploratons Of my own I am afraid that / mnst leave
tn 1nTIp fhp ANNA nC
inquirng strangers upon sleepy countryside might
excite more gossip than care for No doubt you will
find sights to You IN this venerable city,
and hope to bring back more favorable report to
Once more, however, my friend was destined to be
disappointed He came back at night weary and un-
successful.
81 have had blank day Watson. Having got the
doctors general direction spent the day IN visiting
pairing notes with publicans and other local news
agencies. have covered some ground. Chesterton,
Histon Waterbesch and Darlington have each been
explored, and have each proved disappointing. The
daily appearance of brougham and pair could hardly
doctor has scored Is there telegram for
Yes, I opened it, Here it is: Ask for PomPey
from Jeremy Dixon, Trinity College l don't under
:Eoh, it is clear enough 1t is from friend Over.
ton and is in answer TO question from me- II Just
send round note to Mr.. Jeremy Dixon. and then I
is there any news of the match7''
the local sRT has an h. eEessIt ans and
tries. The last sentences OF the description say
The defeat OF the Light Blues may ne entlTely at
trbuted the unfortunate absence OF the crack In
ternatonal, Godfrey Staunton whose want was felt
ton in the quarter line their weakness both
in attack and defense than neutralized the et-
Then our friend overtou S forebodiugs have been
iustiied,'' said Holmes - Personally am In agree
Within my horizon Eary to bed tonight Watson for
I foresee that tomorrow may be an even tful day.
morning for he sat by the fire holding his tiny hyGo
dermic syringe associated tnat ] b itn r snt
When saw It gtterinC in his hand He laughed at
my expression Of dsmay and laid it upon the table;
alarm II no. i! my not fs upon this occasion the
of evil but it will rather prove to be the keS al
my hopes have Just returned from small Es scout
Ing nd 0r to ses
Armstrong; trail today, and once on VIII not stop
for rest food until run him to m his RurroW %t Tarrv our
breakfast with us, for he is making an early start
he can drive where cannot follow HIM. When you YOU
specialist in the work that lies before n. u.s. rto bs
stable yard where he opened the door OF loose i 6oS
and led out squat lop.eared waate,and5 IAN u0s'
let me introduce you to PomPey, said he Pom
pey the pride Of the & local h bnt stanpeS
hound on a scent. Well. Pompey, yon may not Is
fast but expect YOU will be too daS' @ rGT tse bs
or of ftenng this leather leash your collar
Now bov come aong, and show what you can gan o9,
lie led him across 10 the doctors door. Inc acS
shifted round for instant, and then win
%in% at his leash in his efforts to 60 faster IN na
An hour we were clear of the town and hastehi"s
down a country road ,,1-,s H,
N.tWhat have YOU done, Holmes? asKGo. ,,, =
as fbreadbare and venerable device, put 4sel.' IN
~ ccasinn w.. walked into the doctors yard this h
morning and shot syringe Elf full SoH Of Sn'sGSa sniee exef o"
@ h ~ Iohr a, Groat s. and friend, Armstrong,
would drive through ns 6 ca% fs Cunning ne
IT,; now he cave me the slip the other nlEht. IN,
The had suddenly tsT9s2 out oe oi ,0f farther this
nnoJ INTO another broad road and the trah
hard 10 the right the direction of the now' the
n Nd inst dntted. The road took = sweep 70 10 III
south of the town, and continued IN inc Opposite "